It has been said many times that in this Land of ours, we can do or say anything we want as long as we stay within the law
We can be disrespectful to our elders, even though we should not. We can be disrespectful to our neighbors, even though we should not. We can be disrespectful to our elected officials, even though we should not. We can be disrespectful to our President, well, maybe in this case we should.
This new penchant for blatant outspoken disrespect for our President began after the 2000 presidential election. The Democratic Party claims that the 2000 Presidential was somehow stolen. Actually, it was the Democratic Party’s nominee that did try to steal it by asking for a recount only in three Florida counties which are overwhelmingly democratic instead of the entire State, which has been largely republican. A very shrewd mathematical maneuver whereby any re-counted would likely result in a net gain for Al Gore. Subsequently an independent recount proved Bush was in fact the winner of Florida’s 27 electoral votes.
Bush has been fiercely attacked during his presidency, not just for his policies. The personal attacks by the media and supposed prominent officials have been constant, vicious and subjective. He has been called a liar, a fool, an idiot, an assassin, a warmonger, stupid, Hitler, fascist and much more and much worse. The media has been the willing biased mouthpiece for these vulgar and acerbic democratic tongues. The Democrats ultimately believed every single epithet directed at Bush. What they did was bring the presidency down to the gutter.
They set the bar so low that any one could look presidential. The democrats probably though that “if the Republicans could get a fool, an idiot, etc. elected they could also, after all the democrats are more numerous than the republicans.” This is how the Democratic Party was able to bring into the election an unproven unknown. Being black is the only good trait he brings to the White House.
Since the democrats and the liberal media made disrespect for the president a way of life in our Country it is time for those who oppose the president elect to do so. And from what we have seen the opportunities for disrespect will be abundant.
As an example: the president elect made an idiotic and stupid remark at his press conference in which he related that he had talked to all of the “living” former Presidents, as “I didn't want to get into a Nancy Reagan thing about, you know, doing any séances.” (Séances, French meaning: seating session with a medium in order to talk with ghosts). Not even a community organizer from Hialeah (no pun intended) or a vastly unprepared and uneducated man should make such an insulting remark to the widow of a former president, only a fool would. Yet, Nancy Gibbs of Time magazine speaks of the elected president in terms as “A Prince like Jesus is born”, placing Jesus deep in the gutter where they have rendered the presidency.
