Email President Bush

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The link to the right of the website:
http://www.bushcountry.org


As I watched his speech, I was moved. He generaly cares about all Americans. He has a huge burden on his shoulders. He knows he has to go to war.Convincing the foolish U.N. is his toughest challenge.
Stupid protesters don't help morale.
So lets show him we care about him.
Thanks to all who take part. The last time I was this proud to be an American was when Reagan was president.

email address: president@whitehouse.gov

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Thank you so very much for bringing back prayer to the Whitehouse. I support you with prayer every morning, In fact after praising God, you are the first on my list, as 1 Tim 2:2 tells us to do.

Sir, President Madison stated that we have national ills because of national sin. Please repeat this sentiment the next time you address the nation. Please call for a time for national prayer for repentence toward God. I know that this is a very hard thing to do politically, but I think that the majority will be in support of you as they are now.

Let your staff know that I am praying for them also every morning. They also have the weight of the nation on their shoulders also, and I understand this. Please issue them a thank you from me for all they do.

In Christ Jesus,

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New London, Wisconsin

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Sir,

While I doubt that this particular email will attract any special notice, I can still express my opinions regarding the war on Iraq, just like the protesters who are currently hogging the limelight on our TV screens.

Many people seem to think that Saddam Hussein is an angel, or a friendly, harmless old man, helping the average Iraqi to a better life. He is not. Mr Hussein is a threat to his own people, and the entire middle east. If Iraq really does support al-Qaeda, then Mr Hussein is a threat to every Western country on Earth. France and Germany are on that list of potential targets, despite the antics of their Governments.

The USA is right to seek UN approval for a war in Iraq. It is especially important to follow the process of letting UNMOVIC complete their weapons inspections. If UNMOVIC find evidence of proscribed weapons, or if they are prevented from conducting their inspections, then force should be used to disarm Iraq.

Enough is enough. Saddam Hussein deserves a chance to disarm. It is morally right to give him such an opportunity. If he doesn't co-operate, then he must be disarmed.

If the Un won't disarm him, then the USA must.

Regards.