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Jewish World Review Sept. 11, 2006 / 18 Elul, 5766 Thank You, Mr. President By Seth Swirsky http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | President Bush's approval ratings in the polls continue to be mired in the low 40s. Many Republicans up for reelection are keeping their distance from his policies on the Iraq war. Pakistan has granted safe haven to Osama bin Laden. Even a well-publicized movie at the Toronto Film Festival is about his imagined assassination. These are tough days for our 43rd president. Yet, today, on this fifth anniversary of 9/11, President Bush deserves our praise for the actions he's taken that have kept our country and its citizens safe. Those steps, which include the The Patriot Act, NSA spying, the institution of the first-ever Department of Homeland Security, and the innovative terror alert system, have worked beyond anyone's expectations when, post 9/11, everyone thought of another terrorist attack in terms of "when" — not "if". Thank you, Mr. President. And, as if keeping 300 million Americans safe from unimaginable acts of terror wasn't difficult enough, this has been accomplished despite The New York Times' exposure of our military and intelligence secrets for all — including our enemies — to see. It's been accomplished even as Democrats have vigorously opposed — for political purposes — common sense tools to help thwart terror attacks, like the program that allows us to intercept our enemies phone conversations. But, Mr. Bush doesn't play politics with our lives — he protects them. Thank you, Mr. President. In this new kind of asymmetrical war we're in, victories aren't always obvious. But, five years without another 9/11-style attack — one that all Americans believed would surely come — is certainly a marker for success. Imagine the criticism of the president if a single attack had succeeded! To Democrats who today argue that we are "less safe" than we were after 9/11, I say, there's no number lower than zero. No one knows what the coming days and months will bring. Iran, is feverishly working to create nuclear weapons. British Muslims, thwarted in their plot to blow up America-bound airplanes in mid-air, are certain to try again. Kim Jong-Il continues to threaten to test his nuclear missiles, which threaten our west coast. No one can guarantee the safety of so many people, especially in the open society in which we live. But, with President Bush's impressive track record these past five years vis-à-vis our security, we, at the very least know, that our president is completely focused on our safety. For this he deserves our gratitude. Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. Comment by clicking here. Seth Swirsky is a songwriter, author, recording artist and memorabilia collector. His hits include Love Is A Beautiful Thing for Al Green, Tell It To My Heart and Prove Your Love for Taylor Dayne, Instant Pleasure for Rufus Wainwright, amongst others. His trilogy of bestselling books consisting of his correspondence with baseball players are called Baseball Letters (Crown, 1996), Every Pitcher Tells A Story (Times Books, 1999) and Something to Write Home About (Random House, 2003). His personal collection consists of the ball that went through Bill Buckner's legs in the 1986 World Series, Reggie Jackson’s 3rd home run ball from the ‘77 Series and the letter banning "Shoeless" Joe Jackson from Baseball. His own cd, Instant Pleasure, won Best Pop Album at the 2005 L.A. Music Awards. Currently, he is making a bookumentary called “Beatles Stories”. A graduate of Dartmouth College, his eclectic world can be seen and heard at his site, Seth.com. © 2006, Seth Swirsky

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