If only you could live forever. If only you could be with us forever. I have never known a human being with your kindness, inner strength and humility. You loved your family and country boundlessly. Today I grieve and pay tribute as a family member and as an American so proud of your legacy.
It has been gratifying to see George H.W. Bush finally receive the recognition he deserves. He was one of the finest men to serve as president and among America’s most consequential chief executives.
For more than a year now, the media storyline on immigration has been as mindless and predictable as a Jim Acosta script. The talking points never change, no matter what the story is.
There are literally thousands of acts of kindness that people around the world remember of President George H.W. Bush. And every interaction I ever saw with him demonstrated his fundamental spirit of personal generosity and graciousness.
President George H.W. Bush loved baseball and found great joy in the game as a player, coach and fan. The president told me that at age 5 he first picked up a bat, swung it, and told himself, “Baseball has everything.” It was a judgment he never revised.
This morning Google told me that it would not allow my YouTube video “Socialism Leads to Violence” to be viewed by young people. It violates “community guidelines,” said the company in a computer-generated email.
A sentencing memo that Special Counsel Robert Mueller filed in U.S. District Court in Washington Tuesday recommending little or no prison time for President Trump’s former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn doesn’t implicate the president in any wrongdoing.
I understand that millions of Americans still view the thousands squatting in squalor in Tijuana as a menace to society. They are not. Rather, they are desperate economic refugees looking for a better life.
People from around the world are recalling President George H.W. Bush’s many accomplishments and outstanding qualities with words of praise – but one of the most beautiful and moving tributes was a wordless expression of love from his service dog, Sully. Unbelievably, a mean-spirited writer for Slate has chosen to attack this loyal dog.
As I sat a few feet from President Trump while he ripped special counsel Robert Mueller and warned Democrats he is preparing a devastating counterpunch, the phrase “The Gathering Storm” came to mind. That’s the title of Volume I of Winston Churchill’s masterful history of World War II.