John McCain’s concession speech on Tuesday evening was moving.  It was one of the greatest examples of political humility I have ever seen.  He was sincerely gracious and sincerely desirous of working with the newly elected president to better our country – a country he so obviously love.   I am more conservative than John McCain.  But as politician – there is none I respect more.

Over the past four years, I think Bush has done a mostly crappy job as president.  I still support him – but his fiscal policies to me have been too liberal – and will ultimately tear apart the financial footing of our nation.  Any liberal financial policy will do that – the more liberal – the sooner the country comes crashing down from a financial perspective.

Even though I haven’t agreed with Bush – I have never, never called him some of the disgusting names you hear from the far left.  On the fringe left you find petty, jealous, childish people – who say some of the most dastardly and appalling things about the man elected to be president.  I never did that with Bush – and I won’t do that with Barack Obama.  Whether I agree with him or not, he will be my president. 

On Tuesday evening, another person related to Bush, Karl Rove, said some very kind and unifying things about the new president.  He said we will support him – we will try to persuade him when he is open – and when we disagree we will stand on our conviction.  He echoes that sentiment in this article from the WSJ, where he says:

Let every American hope for the success of the new president and the country we all love.

Karl Rove was demonized by those same freaks and fruitcakes on the far left.  Let’s take our time getting to Scotland – and pray for the success of our nation – and our new president.