2004 Election

Ask The President"  President Bush  President Bush answers questions asked directly from the New Hampshire voters on various topics.

Mrs. Barbara Bush and Barbara and Jenna Bush in their first political appearance together.  This event took place in the Exeter, New Hampshire Town Hall

Our most popular video we have produced with George W. Bush was the Ted Williams and George Bush Interview  we made in 2000.   Parts of this show have been seen throughout the country.
 

                                                                                                                                                    

      Below are links listing some informative web sites where you can find out what's going on in the USA and the World today.

National
 

Official site of George W. Bush

Ashley's Story  This story made a difference in the election.  Note: We also have more info on this picture further down on this page.

Swift Boat Veterans for Truth Vietnam Veterans who are pictured in many of the John Kerry for President TV ads. Their stories conflict from what  Kerry claims happened.

New England

 John F. Kerry

There is an old saying,  "A picture is worth a thousand words".  However, many times pictures can describe things much better than one can put into just one thousand words.   The following three pictures very graphically show the positions of the two main candidates in this year's 2004 Presidential Election.           

This first picture shows an example of that famous saying,  with
John Kerry's "tough stand" positions on the war and almost every other issue in this years presidential election .
(picture copied from "The Drudge Report")

This second picture was one taken by us for our television show "WINGS Sports" in Ted Williams' hotel room New Hampshire on January 18, 2000.   On that day, George W. Bush was having a good time, mostly talking about baseball with Ted Williams, Dennis Eckesley and the rest of us in the room that afternoon. 

There is no question that 9/11 attacks on the United States have had a great effect on everyone in our country and the world.  These two pictures of President Bush better describe how the  9/11 attacks have effected him much better than what thousands of words could do.   

This last picture of  President George W. Bush and the story below  was first e-mailed to me by a friend in August 2004.  This picture and story later become a web site,  www.ashleysstory.com  and a television ad for George Bush.
                                                                    Frank W. Wing
  

"The president's entire expression transformed," Mr. Faulkner told me on Sunday.  "He turned and came back against the flow and his eyes locked on Ashley's.  His face showed a man who was no longer the president, he was a father and a husband."  President Bush made his way back to Ashley and he embraced the 15-year old young woman.  "She snuggled in with the president just like she did when she was a little girl with her dad," Mr. Faulkner said.  "I know it's hard," Mr. Faulkner heard the president tell his daughter.  "I'm okay," Ashley told the president.  The embrace continued.

Mr. Faulkner had his Kodak digital camera with him and debated on invading this very private moment between his daughter and the leader of the free world.  "For 20-30 seconds the president belonged exclusively to Ashley," Lynn Faulkner told me.  So he decided to capture the moment without invading Ashley and the president's privacy.  He held up his digital camera, not even aiming with his eye and with one click snapped just one picture.  It showed in detail the face of a compassionate man who just happens to be the president comforting a young woman who lost her mother in the 9/11 attacks on America.

Mr. Faulkner told me that he saw tears in his daughter's eyes, and saw emotion that he hadn't seen from his daughter in 2 years.  Ashley told her dad, "The way he was holding me, with my head against his chest, it felt like he was trying to protect me, he wanted to make sure that I was safe."  That feeling is captured in a very clear way in this moving unscripted photo.  It's the only photo of this special embrace as the press corps had already been ushered back on the bus.  And the photo was never meant for publication.  All Mr. Faulkner did when he returned home from the event was e-mail it to 15 friends and family.  But by the middle of last week, I had received the photo from eight different people.  Others were also receiving the photo and forwarding it along.  It became an Internet phenomenon, as it was e-mailed around America.

Mr. Faulkner called the embrace "President Bush's precious gift to my daughter."  And with his small act of e-mailing that photo to friends and family, the picture can now become a gift to the American people.

And as sad as the story is the release and publication is a good thing.  Disgusting photos coming out of Iraq for the past 10 days have shocked Americans, as they should have.  But no longer are the terrible images of 9/11 shown.  While the Iraq prison photos have been picked up by the elite media and shown time and again, this touching photo has gone largely ignored by the mainstream media.  But the alternative media has made this touching powerful photo one of the most e-mailed photos of last week.  The Internet once again took over where the elite media failed.  Matt Drudge ran it on May 7th, as did the Page 2 Politics journal, and hundreds of other blogs.  Millions have now seen it, but millions more need to.  It gives a stark reminder why America is at war with radical Islam and other terrorists around the world that are determined to cause this kind of pain to other American families.

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