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Finally, A True Public Servant
Reader comment on item: Bush the radical

Submitted by Kimberly Ferguson (United States), Nov 12, 2003 at 07:21

The courage President Bush displays by reviving the spirit of America's founders is more commendable than words can express. Maybe, just maybe, here is a man who cares more for the citizens of this country than he does for himself and his "legacy". We should be so willing to sacrifice popularity for closely held beliefs. We are doomed if this man is not re-elected in 2004.

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Soros has the Right to Speak - a Right He Would Not Have Had Under Fascism or Communism [169 words]Ken WelsFeb 20, 2004 16:22
so why does he [11 words]rndmJan 22, 2004 09:52
Democracy is it for everyone? [71 words]Phill McCrevisJan 6, 2004 11:29
only so far [254 words]Laura MaizelsJan 5, 2004 01:51
↔ british mandate of palestine [27 words]dawoudApr 20, 2006 10:38
Why not a constitutional republic? [55 words]Scott IngersollDec 6, 2003 14:37
The Law of Unintended Consequences [232 words]Robert H. SternDec 1, 2003 16:55
Bush Is a Hero [144 words]Rachelle SternDec 1, 2003 12:40
↔ Without Bush's ideals and actions, the world would be in trouble.... [269 words]TJSep 12, 2006 21:46
↔ Bush is definitely a hero [269 words]TJSep 13, 2006 18:41
↔ American [13 words]evanDec 1, 2006 17:58
↔ evan and Canada, the unfriendly neighbor [76 words]InfidelDec 1, 2006 20:19
↔ Do you know what a hero is? [264 words]cesareNov 19, 2007 04:44
↔ World without the likes of Bush is a dangerous place [97 words]Swaroop BhideDec 31, 2008 02:00
I wonder what China thinks of Democracy the world over? [150 words]drsantoNov 23, 2003 09:49
Why is it? [184 words]Curtis GrahamNov 18, 2003 15:14
Bush tells it like it is! [51 words]KrisNov 18, 2003 09:42
Good Summary of a great speech [33 words]Stephen J. KohnNov 18, 2003 01:27
"Interesting Ride" May Be Long [242 words]Mike RamirezNov 17, 2003 18:02
Bush and Arabs [210 words]Kathyrn WatsonNov 16, 2003 13:03
Good Perspective [69 words]A. RameyNov 15, 2003 19:47
Promote democracy, but defeat terrorists first. [193 words]Raymond KyleNov 15, 2003 14:34
Do not forget the Cold War [58 words]Steve FarinaNov 15, 2003 07:44
Bush the great leader [61 words]LahdoNov 14, 2003 22:56
If ever there was a reason to reelect the President [34 words]Gary MirkinNov 14, 2003 21:48
More rhetoric, less action [164 words]Herschel EpsteinNov 14, 2003 11:27
Free speech before executive democratic power [71 words]Tom GreyNov 14, 2003 08:55
Could George Bush really have a soul for American casualties? [241 words]Lee KaplanNov 14, 2003 00:13
I too was floored [32 words]Greg PruentNov 13, 2003 22:34
Exactly! [337 words]Ruth LowryNov 13, 2003 17:53
The Tyranny of Fundamentalist Islam [220 words]David J. BastyrNov 13, 2003 10:15
Thank you [15 words]Dr Wm ClaytonNov 13, 2003 10:15
Bush Steps in the Right Direction [131 words]John GlueckNov 13, 2003 00:10
You Really Put It Together on President Bush [142 words]William KinneyNov 13, 2003 00:05
Radical, daring but dangerous [163 words]Enid HorowitzNov 12, 2003 23:56
Too True [23 words]Lucas J. MeyerNov 12, 2003 23:16
Maybe democracy isn't for everyone [56 words]Miriam EdelsteinNov 12, 2003 21:13
Still, a quagmire is possible [281 words]Peter J. HerzNov 12, 2003 20:44
The time to act is now [111 words]Laura MaizelsNov 12, 2003 20:17
George Bush vs. George Soros [71 words]SylviaNov 12, 2003 18:51
A breath of fresh air! [70 words]John SagerNov 12, 2003 18:19
An alternative plan? [222 words]Gary KardonNov 12, 2003 17:47
Bush the Visionary [86 words]Paul M. NevilleNov 12, 2003 17:44
Bush the Radical
[w/response] [139 words]		Irving D. CohenNov 12, 2003 17:16
Bush is Indeed a Radical [59 words]Daniel FrishbergNov 12, 2003 15:55
There Already is a Democracy in the Middle East! [95 words]AvrahamNov 12, 2003 14:44
Arab Democracy may be more dangerous [195 words]Matania GinosarNov 12, 2003 14:14
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Bush the Radical [203 words]Lori-Ann BernathNov 12, 2003 11:51
With such vision, why so much bungling? [36 words]Rob LNov 12, 2003 11:47
RESPONSE TO "RADICAL BUSH" ARTICLE [63 words]R.S. GANDININov 12, 2003 11:17
A very important speech [53 words]StephenNov 12, 2003 11:17
"Bush the Radical" [167 words]Elizabeth CooteNov 12, 2003 10:55
Bush's "Radical" Speech [123 words]R. DienstmanNov 12, 2003 10:53
My kind of radical [108 words]Charles DeputyNov 12, 2003 10:06
Dr. Pipes the Teacher [260 words]Arlinda DeAngelisNov 12, 2003 09:49
Jeffersonian Leadership? [151 words]OLd PossumNov 12, 2003 09:40
Ideas? Human Defined: Earth's Choicemaker [354 words]James Fletcher BaxterNov 12, 2003 09:31
Not everyone wants the American way of life! [203 words]Babatunde K. AbdullahNov 12, 2003 09:22
Easy Words, Easily Spoken [312 words]Terry QuirinNov 12, 2003 09:07
Fortitude required [78 words]A. YanoverNov 12, 2003 08:52
Best article I have read on Bush... [73 words]Rotchy BarkerNov 12, 2003 08:31
⇒ Finally, A True Public Servant [66 words]Kimberly FergusonNov 12, 2003 07:21

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