Goodbye, Mr. President, and thank you.
January 18, 2009
Eight years. I can’t say that the time has exactly flown by. I can’t say that it has been the best eight years that our country has ever seen (although, for me personally, these have been the my best years). I can’t say that I agree with every decision you made over the years. But I can say this - Thank you.
Specifically, thanks for:
- Putting America’s best interest in front of your personal legacy
- Being a man of prayer and humbling yourself before God
- My tax cut
- General Patreus
- Your persistence
- Vice President Cheney
- Banning partial-birth abortions
- Getting us out of the recession which you inherited
- Restoring dignity to the White House and being a President in which I could trust
- Killing the Kyoto treaty
- Rebuilding our military and increasing their pay
- Justices Roberts and Alito (my kids thank you too)
- Rebuilding Presidential authority (PEOTUS will thank you too)
- Promoting and creating democracy around the world
- Changing Lybia
- The surge
This is no exhaustive list,by any means. But I am proud to have voted for you twice and would do so again. I thought your farewell address was excellent. I was so taken by your statement about most of the US having the ability to return something close to normal life after 9/11 – but that wasn’t a luxury you could afford.
I hope that you will continue to pray for us, speak out when required, and write a memoir to constantly remind us that those in elected office must never return to the pre-9/11 mindset.
May God Bless you and Laura, Mr. President.
Thank you!