The American Spectator

p> PROBLEM RESOLUTION br> RE: John Tabin’s No Bounce in His Step : /p> p>I am a regular reader of TAS , but have not particularly followed Mr. Tabin’s writings. If he has been a conservative and a past supporter of the president, my guess is that with friends like Mr. Tabin, the president doesn’t need enemies. Evidently he hasn’t researched this tragedy very closely, for if he had, he would realize that much of the president’s current “image problem” is more an impression, based not on reality, but the howling wolves of the so-called mainstream media and the disrespectful utterances of incompetent politicians, both local and national. These people, already having no love lost for President Bush, seem willing even to use this great tragedy to divert scrutiny from their own actions while attempting to tarnish the president’s image as a man of action. My impression is that they have found a willing (or unwitting) helper in Mr. Tabin. Little wonder the President’s step is a tad less bouncy! br> — H. Cannon br> Candler, North Carolina /p>

No, John, President Bush doesn’t have a problem. America has the problem because in America today, there is a mainstream media singly focused on the destruction of President Bush regardless of the consequences to America. And it is the American public that is gullible enough to listen to them.

President Bush is rock solid and I thank God for his leadership. Who was it that said “it’s lonely at the top?” Well my friend, President Bush is showing America every day that while the medicine may taste bad, it is necessary to prescribe it to effect the cure. You may not like it and you may not like him for prescribing it. But the alternatives are unacceptable and quite frankly, frightening.