As I write this, the highly active part of the war for Iraqi Freedom is about over. I just finished reading Time magazine of April 7th detailing all of their flawed assumptions. I guess they went to the press too soon.
I hope you missed me, we’ve been off line for a few weeks due to being out of the country with business travel and a trial. A lot has happened so this will be a larger than normal issue.
President Bush’s State of the Union address made clear Sadaam’s days are numbered. The war to remove this state sponsor of terrorism is critical.
I don’t think I’ve been prouder of a Republican President on domestic issues in quite a while as I am of President Bush.
I want to wish all who read TCR a happy and healthy new year. 2002 has been a year of hope and challenges. 2003 figures to be the same.
In the after glow of a great GOP Victory November 5th in Texas and around the country it’s time to look at a few facts.
I woke up Wednesday morning and it felt great to be a Republican. The finely-honed President George W. Bush political strategy, candidate recruitment and Democratic fumbles led to the best showing for any political party in an off-year election where that party holds the White House.
On Election Night, the results of these key races in Texas and around the nation, will tell us Republican strength.
As we wind down to the November elections one wonders what happened to Ron Kirk’s campaign in Texas.
Well, I know we’ve all been waiting for Ron Kirk to mess up and show that he is a typical left-wing democrat, and boy did he do it-big time!
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