The AIDS threat has certainly not disappeared, but the unabashedly liberal members of the Hollywood regime cannot bring themselves to admit the obvious: Bush managed to achieve victories in the war against AIDS. As one doctor told the Times, “Just because it has been done under Bush, it is not something the country should not be proud of.”
Hollywood causes come and go. But real humanitarians deserve our lasting respect. Despite his flaws, George W. Bush proved to be a hero to people living with the deadly disease known as AIDS. It doesn’t matter whether he’s ever saluted with a ribbon. The lives he changed and possibly saved are tribute enough.
Nathan Tabor
Nathan Tabor organizes and educates Christians on their role in Politics.
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