by Smitty
Bob Belvedere explores the nuances and variations on theme of missing George W. Bush.
I think that:
- Bush was the proper fellow at the time, in terms of foreign policy.
- Bush was yet another Progressive tool in domestic policy terms.
- Bush was submarined in a big way by the media. This engenders:
- A reservoir of respect for his willingness to stand there and deliver amidst systematic, deliberate unfairness that was tantamount to a propaganda war,
- A heaping helping of schadenfreude for the Left, who, having denigrated a President for two terms running, can’t seem to figure out why debasing the occupant of the office has residual affects on the next occupant.
But who cares about any of these names? As Governor Palin noted at theTea Party Convention, and was quoted on Trifecta, it’s the principles, not the personalities.
Until we regain the principle that public debt is undesirable, and systemically work to regain financial and economic freedom from debt, it’s the old Arab proverb about the dogs barking and the caravan moving on.
Q. Where is that caravan bound?
A. Egypt.
Q. What will we do when we arrive?
A. Join a pyramid construction crew for Pharaoh.