work harder to over come this and thus develop hard work ethic. I would point to the extra abilities that those who have handicaps have and how overcoming them helps them develop other talents, skills and sensory input elsewhere such as reading people from a distance, emotional intelligence, intuition and trust in his or her own decisions anHave you ever talked to a hard-core liberal who hates President Bush? Yes, they are out there in full-force aren’t they? Some even call him stupid and say he is dyslexic. Well obviously he is not stupid, you wish you were that smart to get yourself elected to the Presidency of the United States of America, the greatest nation ever created in the History of mankind and now leader of the Free World.

Regarding dyslexia, well Richard Branson is dyslexic and is a Billionaire, so I guess it did not hurt him much either. Additionally it is known that people who are dyslexic are 10-15 IQ points higher than the norm, meaning if President Bush was dyslexic it is a plus not a negative. Some say President Bush has trouble reading a teleprompter. Who wouldn’t in front of a gazillion people, especially if you believe what you say and want to look people in the eyes.

Nevertheless liberal attackers say that dyslexia caused the President to have poor grades in school. Well, so what, that would be a decent excuse for grades, but it has nothing to do with intelligence. Eye issues do affect learning and such, I had a lazy eye when growing up and grades were not up to par, corrected with glasses grades shot back up right away, fourth grade.

Actually if President Bush had dyslexia and experienced a hardship to keep up in the classroom they would have to work harder to over come this and thus develop hard work ethic. I would point to the extra abilities that those who have handicaps have and how overcoming them helps them develop other talents, skills and sensory input elsewhere such as reading people from a distance, emotional intelligence, intuition and trust in his or her own decisions an

the History of mankind and now leader of the Free World.

Regarding dyslexia, well Richard Branson is dyslexic and is a Billionaire, so I guess it did not hurt him much either. Additionally it is known that people who are dyslexic are 10-15 IQ points higher than the norm, meaning if President Bush was dyslexic it is a plus not a negative. Some say President Bush has trouble reading a teleprompter. Who wouldn’t in front of a gazillion people, especially if you believe what you say and want to look people in the eyes.

Nevertheless liberal attackers say that dyslexia caused the President to have poor grades in school. Well, so what, that would be a decent excuse for grades, but it has nothing to do with intelligence. Eye issues do affect learning and such, I had a lazy eye when growing up and grades were not up to par, corrected with glasses grades shot back up right away, fourth grade.

Actually if President Bush had dyslexia and experienced a hardship to keep up in the classroom they would have to work harder to over come this and thus develop hard work ethic. I would point to the extra abilities that those who have handicaps have and how overcoming them helps them develop other talents, skills and sensory input elsewhere such as reading people from a distance, emotional intelligence, intuition and trust in his or her own decisions an

ve. Some say President Bush has trouble reading a teleprompter. Who wouldn’t in front of a gazillion people, especially if you believe what you say and want to look people in the eyes.

Nevertheless liberal attackers say that dyslexia caused the President to have poor grades in school. Well, so what, that would be a decent excuse for grades, but it has nothing to do with intelligence. Eye issues do affect learning and such, I had a lazy eye when growing up and grades were not up to par, corrected with glasses grades shot back up right away, fourth grade.

Actually if President Bush had dyslexia and experienced a hardship to keep up in the classroom they would have to work harder to over come this and thus develop hard work ethic. I would point to the extra abilities that those who have handicaps have and how overcoming them helps them develop other talents, skills and sensory input elsewhere such as reading people from a distance, emotional intelligence, intuition and trust in his or her own decisions an

ades, but it has nothing to do with intelligence. Eye issues do affect learning and such, I had a lazy eye when growing up and grades were not up to par, corrected with glasses grades shot back up right away, fourth grade.

Actually if President Bush had dyslexia and experienced a hardship to keep up in the classroom they would have to work harder to over come this and thus develop hard work ethic. I would point to the extra abilities that those who have handicaps have and how overcoming them helps them develop other talents, skills and sensory input elsewhere such as reading people from a distance, emotional intelligence, intuition and trust in his or her own decisions an

work harder to over come this and thus develop hard work ethic. I would point to the extra abilities that those who have handicaps have and how overcoming them helps them develop other talents, skills and sensory input elsewhere such as reading people from a distance, emotional intelligence, intuition and trust in his or her own decisions and therefore a greater ability to make decisions.

So, that is a very strong trait of a leader of course. Winston Churchill and other leaders often talked about “Gut Feelings” and strength of character. I can tell you it sure works for me. Einstein also was said to be a slow learner in the younger years. The liberal attacks on the President of the United States are just silly garbage really.

They are slanderous and he is libeled daily by liberal print media. It is very mean spirited, how would you like it? I certainly hope this article is of interest and that is has propelled thought. The goal is simple; to help you in your quest to be the best in 2007. I thank you for reading my many articles on diverse subjects, which interest you.