George W Bush Comes to Midland on Inauguration Day
Mayor Wes Perry and former Commerce Secretary Don Evans announce Bush's visit
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Comment by Bob on January 15, 2009 at 1:40am - I think that any other day besides Jan 20 would have been fine. Not only is is bad for us (as a city) to agree to this, but it is actually bad that the President requests this particular day. Anyway, how selfish is it that a grown man has to ask someone else to throw a party for him to give him praise. On the other hand,as christians as many of us(and the President) claim to be, we should dig deep inside of us and say "Why do we chose this particular day?" Let us search our own souls!
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Comment by Josh on January 8, 2009 at 12:21pm - I think it is a great idea! GO W!!!
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Comment by Becky on January 7, 2009 at 11:22pm
- I think for us to have a party for George W Bush on Jan 20th is in extremely poor taste. Jan 20th belongs to Obama. W is yesterday's news. I was thrilled to hear about George W coming to Midland and that we having a party for them until I heard when they'd be here. To celebration George W on Jan 20th makes us all look like a bunch of reactionary Klansmen! Shame on all of you!
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