From George Bush to TFL: Personal Note

[Rich Lucibella]

This Just In:

 

[Amelia]

 

[LawDog]

My, my, my.

LawDog

 

[Art Eatman]

Crossed fingers that we're remembered later as well as we're appreciated now.

, Art

 

[iso1]

To understate:

That's kinda cool....

 

[Ed Brunner]

I hope he remembers a politicians first rule: "You gotta dance with the one who brung you".

 

[citizen]

NICE....!!!!!

 

[RWK]

Very nice!

 

[Bud Helms]

Way cool. ... I knew Rich when he was a Republican operative in Palm Beach County back in the Big Election of ought-ought. (Big sigh) Yep, Dubya sent us a personal Thank You note. Nice guy.

Seriously, thanks for sharing, Rich.

 

[misstargets]

Rich,

That's wonderful.....Forums like these had a lot to do with President Bush's sucess. Good Job!!

Carol

 

[Jim V]

Way cool.

 

[Gus~]

All right !

 

[RH]

sweet.

Credit where credit's due.

 

[dZ]

i think i may print that out & post it on my office door



dZ

 

[Correia]

Wow. Thats cool.

 

[BigMike]

Hey that is kinda cool. I'll pitch in a couple of bucks to send him a TFL shirt. Lets get a pic of him in that.



Mike

 

[Dave R]

Thanks for sharing that, Rich.

 

[RickD]

Remarks from Arizona

Some of you may know that Arizona's Republican Governor Jane "Attila the" Hull was one of the first to come out for Dubya despite strong lobbying and potential political fallout from the McCain twits. Hull was spoken of as a possible embassador to Mexico. Also, Arizona's elected GOP head of schools (can't recall the title,) Lisa Graham-Keegan was not only touted in a column by George Will last summer, but was interviewed for the Secretary of Education spot (I think Keegan did the Arizona PC thing and supported McCain).

According to a conservative newspaper columnist from Arizona's Mesa Tribune (Betsy Finger "Finger Pointing"), Both Hull and Keegan have drastically fallen from favor and are in the outs with the Bush camp.

Why? It was said that both Hull and Keegan were not as conservative as they were earlier billed (even by Arizonans). In the last six months both have been throwing money at "problems" left and right. Both supported Voter Initiatives which significantly raised taxes (school and Cardinals football stadium) among others. Keegan's mishandling of manditory testing blew up in her face. Baggage Dubya didn't need.

Looks like Dubya and his people are sticking to their conservative guns. Let's keep contact with them to encourage them to continue.

Rick

 

[Dennis]

Jeez, Rich!

Yeah! Personal thanks from a President of the U.S. is really impressive! But let's put this in perspective. Rich is a personal friend of Col. Jeff Cooper!!

(Swoon!)

(Pretty cool, Rich, on both counts! )

 

[Tamara]

Groovy!

Let's hope they remember where some of their most vocal and ardent support came from.