George W Bush Whacked?!

One of the most hated men by the left, has taken an interesting turn; George W Bush has come out of hibernation and made quite a splash lately.  Admittedly, Conservatives are not fans of George W Bush either, but this is just....odd.  To look at him, without ideology attached, would reveal an honest man with a big heart and a passion for the country.

For those of you who have forgotten, Bush was ridiculed, venomously reported on, and completely disrespected as a sitting President.  Kanye West blasted the President as a racist on a nationally televised even to raise money for victims of Hurricane Katrina. There are the 59 Reasons Bush Sucks. There are endless pictures comparing George W Bush to a monkey. This is just a sample of what is out there.  There is an endless supply and not the point.  Anyone who did not know of George W Bush's treatment, while in office, was absent during those 8 years.

It all began with a heart-felt letter to Cade Foster (#43),  the kicker for the Alabama Tide.  Cade had the unfortunate "footing" of missing field goal's during Alabama's loss in the Iron Bowl. Foster's Tweet went viral on Twitter; causing many younger generations to find out more about George W Bush.

Vanity Fair, a definite hip magazine, wrote an interesting article regarding George W Bush this week as well.  It included some of his moments, obscured by the media, that were positive regarding George W Bush.

In 2009, Bono (rocker and super star) met with George W Bush against the advice of his band mate, The Edge.  Bono recognized George W Bush's work to develop Africa, and took the time to meet with him.  Of course, many on the Left blasted Bono for this meeting.

Earlier this year, a hacker obtained access to Dorothy Bush's email and exposed some of the Bush interactions.  This included the world's first look at some of George W Bush's artwork. Amazingly, the outpouring of support from the younger generation has been astounding.  Suddenly, George W Bush is no longer being called

names.  Instead, he is being admired as a "hip" President.

What will come next?  Hard to say.  Regardless of his ideology or decisions in office, one cannot help but admire our former President.  He is a big-hearted, fun-loving, creative, and good person.  He was always honest, never intentionally deceptive, and told us exactly what he thought.  He brought respect to the office of President.  God Bless President George W Bush!

Maybe the younger crowd will find appreciation for our 43rd President.  It seems that there is a certain interest that is peaking in him at this time.  It is showing the side of him that they have never heard; the artist, the compassion, and the family values.  One can only hope that this serves as a lesson to not always listen to the media regarding opinions of people.  Find out who they are for yourselves.

Seeking an orphanage....

Like many, today I feel abandoned by those who are supposed to be my representation and support structure.  My family, the GOP, has completely rejected my viewpoints.  By, once again, not supporting more traditional (Tea Party, if you would like) candidates like Ted Cuccinelli, they have abandoned us completely.  No, this is not the first time, and certainly won't be the last.  I, like so many others, now seek a home; somewhere I can be loved and respected and given nourishment to continue life's daily grind.

It hurts many Conservatives to have their family broken up.  After all, the Conservative movement involves more than just politics, it involves our every day lives.  Generally speaking, we live Conservative lives; we go to church, we save our money, we give to private charity, we spend time with friends and family, we respect others privacy, we work hard at our jobs, we help our children with their homework, we volunteer our free time to charity and children's activities, we are not rude or boisterous about our beliefs because we believe people have the right to believe what they want.  Our family values have always kept us strong; voting the party line to support for the good of the party, and embracing the shortcoming we saw in order to keep Conservative values alive in today's society.  People like George W. Bush, John McCain, and Mitt Romney did not represent us very well.  Sure, parts of their platforms had some relevance to us, but it was only enough for us to plug our noses and vote.  Due to this, and other recent happenings, we now feel like we have no support system.