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Mandates, Part II

by John F. Tamburo, Editor in Chief, Publisher
Originally Posted: 11/23/2004 5:29:12 PM

Mandates come again into play as our beloved president’s post election approval rating shot up to 55%, the best in a long time.  The elite leftists are hellbent on portraying our president as semi-illegitimate (last term they went with the wholly illegitimate gambit), notwithstanding the fact that he won with over 52% of the vote and won the most votes ever cast for a presidential candidate.  W’s victory is on the edge of a landslide, considering the organized media drubbing to which he was subjected.

"So why is our President’s approval rating on the rise?  Well the stock market is up since the election, Fallujah was relatively easily pacified (thus changing the media’s tone of the coverage), the nut jobs who have been screeching about secession and emigration have started to lose their wind and the economy is going well."

So why is our President’s approval rating on the rise?  Well the stock market is up since the election, Fallujah was relatively easily pacified (thus changing the media’s tone of the coverage), the nut jobs who have been screeching about secession and emigration have started to lose their wind and the economy is going well.  W also came right out of the gate after his re-election and hit the ground running.  His acts inspire confidence from the people.  Hence the great job rating.

Our beloved President has the opportunity, a legitimate shot, to be remembered by History as our country’s finest.  That’s a tall order in the company of Lincoln, Jefferson, Reagan and Washington, who all have legitimate claims to the exact same designator.  The people have given him his mandate and he appears ready to take it on and help improve this country.  Kudos!

The only question comes from the elitist leftists, those who think that President Bush’s supporters are hayseeds and NASCAR-loving morons (as a side note, NASCAR is a difficult sport requiring massive technical and mechanical knowledge.  To succeed in NASCAR you need to be intelligent and competent).  They will continue to resist the will of the people they by their actions hate, in a classic display of powerlust.  However, the people outsmarted them and have given the Congress the boost it needs to enact an agenda of true liberty.  Again, the wisdom of the American People cannot be overestimated.