Foreign Elections Suggest Our Media Is Wrong: America and Bush Are Not So Unpopular

[Terri]

Paul M. Weyrich
May 15, 2007

Our national media has told us that President George W. Bush has ruined the image of the United States. Our image is said to be so bad that as a campaign ploy Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) has said that if elected she would appoint former President William J. (Bill) Clinton, her husband, as Ambassador at Large. His duty? To repair the destroyed image which the president has created. The national media, such as The New York Times, knows this to be true, having applauded the announcement of Senator Clinton. After all, Bill Clinton has a very positive worldwide image. If anyone could rebuild what Bush has destroyed it would be Bill Clinton.

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[RealDeal]

Fantastic article!! So much for "they hate us"... looks like we really ARE that "city on a hill".

[studebaker51]

So that Billy-Boy can stain more dresses in more countries?:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

[STEELMAN]

Read the article and maybe we aren't as bad off with France, Germany, Canada, and others as we thought. Maybe President Bush's dogmatic stubborness to budge on strong principals has been recognized better from those outside the US in spite of the Dems and MSM's daily attempt to destroy his image.

I hope and pray, before President Bush leaves office, his principals will pay off in the long run; so that those who have fallen away from supporting the President will have a hard time justifying their actions. I hope there will be a lot of dissenters, accusers, wimps, and cowards dining on crow for a long long time.