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Rest in peace, Mr. President. Naval Aviator, Ambassador, and Politician, he served his country well.
If no other comments, will move down to the R.I.P. thread later.
If no other comments, will move down to the R.I.P. thread later.
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Great man and a life of dedicated service to our great country. Also an inspiration. Still lively, energetic and funny into his 90s.
TGLike, how am I a traitor? Your team are traitors.Comment
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Wednesday, December 5 has been designated the National Day of Mourning. NYSE and NASDAQ will be closed that day.Comment
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Regardless of your position, he always deserved your respect. And its a pity that that is missing in politics today.Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
Build Back Better.Comment
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Wasn't that impressed with him at the time, but boy he stands taller now in comparison to those who followed him.
Classy guy who was humble and did the right thing as he saw it, didn't agree with all of his decisions but there was NO DOUBT in my mind that he was doing what he thought was right and not self-serving or for the benefit of any particular group or partisan reasons.
Example of his class, when Reagan was shot and he had to return to the Whitehouse, he refused to go by helicopter and land on the south lawn because "Only the President lands on the south lawn of the Whitehouse." meanwhile lessor men are responding to reporters questions about "Who is in charge?" by spouting off "I'm in charge".
And he didn't gloat or take credit when the Berlin wall came down ... he was silent and gave the credit to the German people ... would ANY of today's politicians do that, regardless of party?Comment
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Something you probably didn't know about... A top-secret mission by then VP Bush
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