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To: Alan Smithee who wrote (6207)	3/21/2006 11:31:00 AM
From: White Bear	Read Replies (3) of 71588

He had total command of the press conference. While the press was treated with respect, no one diverted attention to meaningless self-serving partisan bickering. He countered the rudeness, like interruptions, by being polite but reminded the person who was interrupting him, that he was involved in answering the question, and without saying so; they were talking to the president of the United States (have some manners). He was so clear on defining his duties and how he intended to continue to carry them out, that I think millions, if not tens of millions, will believe him, as they should. A very strong man is in charge of this country. He looks straight ahead with confidence and I wouldn't be surprised if we don't miss him dearly, when his time in office comes to an end. His middle east policy is a challenge, but it might very well be worth the effort and the monetary cost. One can never value the human sacrifice in the here and now. Only history will make that judgement.

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