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23. Janeiro 2009, 05:49:01  it is all good here LOL....they have showed him re-taking the oath time and time again so we are in no doubt as to who is pres. LOL He is getting a great reception from the australian people, because Bush was so hated, but saying that it is still early days isn't it. 23. Janeiro 2009, 05:54:03 Assunto: Re:  Bernice:Yeah, they loved Bush in the beginning too. I suspect this administration will be different. Obama knows how to adapt to the political climate and he already has. When in Chicago, do as is expected. Check out the landscape and play according to the rules. Bush was very different. He didn't care what the world thought of him personally. His goal was to secure the US from further terrorist attacks. And he did just that. No domestic attacks and for that, the American people can thank him.  |
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