Happy Birthday Mr. President

Today is President George W. Bush's birthday!

Wish him a very happy birthday! I know he is probably shaking is "bom bom" at the White House.... Today he turns 61 years old.

Yesterday I saw him doing a little pre-birthday celebration at RKF stadium at the National's baseball game, as the Nats played the Cubs. Bush, a former part owner of the Texas Rangers, is a big baseball fan. We are sure he had a great time as he scarfed down some hot dog and hung out with his parents.

Happy Birthday Mr. President. Hope you good health, you'll need it now with the Dems in control of congress.

President Bush on Immigration

President Bush has taken a incredible personal interest in immigration reform. Bush, a former Texas Governor, spoke at a briefing this morning at the White House calling the immigration bill in the Senate, " as a historic opportunity for Congress to act."

Reports state that 55 percent of American voters say the bill before Congress is not perfect, yet they prefer Congress to pass a bill that deals with illegal immigration and confronts the problem. Only 38 percent say it is better not to pass a bill at all, and just enforce the laws already on the books.

Get more information, view a comparison of the current law and the proposed Senate bill.

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Congress Approval lower then Bush

According to a new Gallup poll only 29% of American approve of the job being done by Congress. This is down from earlier this year. Bush's approval rating, though still low at 33%, has stayed steady.

There is no surprise that the Gallup poll results indicated that those support for fell on party lines.

"Approval ratings of Congress are higher among Democrats than Republicans, while Bush's ratings are much higher among Republicans."

The Bush Bongo

Here is a good start to the weekend, in case you missed it, on Wednesday, April 25, President Bush marked Malaria Awareness Day. He commemorated the event with a ceremony in the Rose Garden featuring Senegalese performers from the West African Dance Company. The President, who is afraid to show his dance moves, or lack there off, joined the Senegalese dancers on stage.

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