bring this man out of the white house, embarrass this man, put this man through every kind of turmoil they can possibly put him through politically. they ll take almost any stand even and this is what really grates on me as a republican. even if it s not in the interest of this country, they will take a stand and have repeatedly taken stands that oppose the president simply because they oppose the president. it s not america. it s not the united states. it s not our best interests. it s certainly not our national security interests. it s getting rid of this president. that is political opportunism and political blindness of the first order. and it may cause me to leave this party eventually, i must say that. do you see any hope within the republican party for a new vision, a conservative realistic not reactionary foreign policy emerging? is anybody leading on that? i see ron paul, i see walt jones from north carolina. i see a few others who speak sanely and soberly.
at that event. it will be an applause line. so like wesley autry, the new york city subway hero, or daniel hernandez, congressional intern who helped save the live of congresswoman gabby giffords. the speech writers come up with a way to fit the personal story of the hero into the speech. the person gets recognition at the big speech event. it s a way we model he e rroism the whole country. i do not resent this at all. i think it s cool. when presidents speak to military audiences, there s a variation on this, where they highlight the story of a service member who has a connection to that specific military audience. president obama speaking today at ft. bragg on the occasion of the ending of the iraq war. president obama did one of those tried and trued include a personal story thing. in the middle of his speech today about the war ending. the president told a service member s individual story. but this time there was a surprise. it had a very unexpected ending, this story. i
so like wesley autry, the new york city subway hero, or daniel hernandez, congressional intern who helped save the live of congresswoman gabby giffords. the speech writers come up with a way to fit the personal story of the hero into the speech. the person gets recognition at the big speech event. it s a way we model he e row roism for the whole country. i do not resent this at all. i think it s cool. when presidents speak to military audiences, there s a variation on this, where they highlight the story of a service member who has a connection to that specific military audience. president obama speaking today at ft. bragg on the occasion of the ending of the iraq war. president obama did one of those tried and trued include a personal story thing. in the middle of his speech today about the war ending. the president told a service member s individual story. but this time there was a surprise. it had a very unexpected ending, this story. i did not see this coming. i don t thi
hernandez, congressional intern who helped save the live of congresswoman gabby giffords. the speech writers come up with a way to fit the personal story of the hero into the speech. the person gets recognition at the big speech event. it s a way we model heroism for the whole country. i do not resent this at all. i think it s cool. when presidents speak to military audiences, there s a variation on this, where they highlight the story of a service member who has a connection to that specific military audience. president obama speaking today at ft. bragg on the occasion of the ending of the iraq war. president obama did one of those tried and trued include a personal story thing. in the middle of his speech today about the war ending. the president told a service member s individual story. but this time there was a surprise. it had a very unexpected ending, this story. i did not see this coming. i don t think the audience saw this coming. not from the way they reacted. this i
it will be an applause line. so like wesley autry, the new york city subway hero, or daniel hernandez, congressional intern who helped save the live of congresswoman gabby giffords. the speech writers come up with a way to fit the personal story of the hero into the speech. the person gets recognition at the big speech event. it s a way we model he e row roism for the whole country. i do not resent this at all. i think it s cool. when presidents speak to military audiences, there s a variation on this, where they highlight the story of a service member who has a connection to that specific military audience. president obama speaking today at ft. bragg on the occasion of the ending of the iraq war. president obama did one of those tried and trued include a personal story thing. in the middle of his speech today about the war ending. the president told a service member s individual story. but this time there was a surprise. it had a very unexpected ending, this story. i did not