SMU has Prez Bush Support

[Harry]

 

[outoftown]

And this folks, is why you don't want to become president before you are like 72 years old or so: Life as a retired president clearly sux, those people do anything, just to keep busy.

[GreenTexan13]

Didn't he speak at their graduation or something like that last spring? its not his first SMU visit, he probably has some republican oil buddies over at SMUtty.

[FirefightnRick]

His wife is an alumn, his presidential library is on campus and he has a house nearby. Not much of a surprise to me that he might stop by now and then.

 

Rick

[drex]

Has anyone at North Texas asked him to drop by?

[UNTexas]

Has anyone at North Texas asked him to drop by?

Of course not and the students might freak out like they did with the governor. 

No matter what it's a great move on SMU's part and it would be really cool for their players. They'll remember meeting him forever. Pretty cool. 

Edited August 25, 2015 by UNTexas

[foutsrouts]

He's not a real Texan just like 90% of the people at smu, so I'm sure he feels at home there. Besides, his wife would likely betch slap him if he showed a lack of enthusiasm for the punies. 

[GreenTexan13]

 

[MeanGreenTexan]

 

I'm really proud of you.

[oldguystudent]

Has anyone at North Texas asked him to drop by?

He have a speech at the super pit about five years ago.

[UNT 90 Grad]

Of course not and the students might freak out like they did with the governor. 

No matter what it's a great move on SMU's part and it would be really cool for their players. They'll remember meeting him forever. Pretty cool. 

You were wrong, yet right:  http://www.dallasnews.com/incoming/20101210-george-w.-bush-at-unt.ece

Edited August 26, 2015 by UNT 90 Grad

[UNTexas]

You were wrong, yet right:  http://www.dallasnews.com/incoming/20101210-george-w.-bush-at-unt.ece

That's funny. I didn't know he spoke at UNT and I'm not at all surprised sophomoric theatrics ensued out of a tiny few. 

That's cool he spoke at UNT. They should invite him again.

 

 

Edited August 26, 2015 by UNTexas

[TheWestie]

Yup.

[North Texas Shep]

The great sax playing sex fiend president, Bill Clinton likes us more. We win!

[Cr1028]

He's not a real Texan just like 90% of the people at smu, so I'm sure he feels at home there. Besides, his wife would likely betch slap him if he showed a lack of enthusiasm for the punies. 

His father was attending Yale when he was born after returning from WWII and W was 2 or younger when he moved to Texas. The only times George W. Bush has lived outside of Texas was due to school or being president. He was our governor and his (and his father's) presidential library is here. Sounds pretty Texan to me.

[untjim1995]

Of course not and the students might freak out like they did with the governor. 

No matter what it's a great move on SMU's part and it would be really cool for their players. They'll remember meeting him forever. Pretty cool. 

Totally agree...

I'd get Mean Joe Greene to practice every year in two-a-days if I was Mac, just because his words carry a lot of weight and he is one of our own. He may not be a president, but he is a  HOF'er!!

[Aldo]

Totally agree...

I'd get Mean Joe Greene to practice every year in two-a-days if I was Mac, just because his words carry a lot of weight and he is one of our own. He may not be a president, but he is a  HOF'er!!

He was at the first scrimmage per Vito

[risinggreen]

His father was attending Yale when he was born after returning from WWII and W was 2 or younger when he moved to Texas. The only times George W. Bush has lived outside of Texas was due to school or being president. He was our governor and his (and his father's) presidential library is here. Sounds pretty Texan to me.

Still not quite a native though (lol). The Bush's were actually thought of by many in Texas as outsiders in those early days, being Republicans and northeasterners and all. When I was little, Daddy Bush actually made an offer on the house next door to us in Houston. It wasn't all that high dollar of a neighborhood back then but definitely is now. It sure would have been something growing up next door to them had they gotten the house. W was living in an apartment about a half mile away at the time. I guess it was during his time with The National Guard between Yale and Harvard Business School.

[emmitt01]

Of course not and the students might freak out like they did with the governor. 

No matter what it's a great move on SMU's part and it would be really cool for their players. They'll remember meeting him forever. Pretty cool. 

Yep...rank right up there with meeting Dr Seuss

[UNTexas]

Yep...rank right up there with meeting Dr Seuss

"Mr. Emmitt01, what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul." - Billy Madison's Principal 

[GM1998]

You respect the office. Current and former. Period. It shows a lack of class when you don't Mr. Emmit01.

[HoustonEagle]

Of course not and the students might freak out like they did with the governor. 

No matter what it's a great move on SMU's part and it would be really cool for their players. They'll remember meeting him forever. Pretty cool. 

Most of their players were  10-11 years old when he was President. Probably don't give a shit.  Butt, bring in a Kardashian and they would lose their mind.

[UNTexas]

Most of their players were  10-11 years old when he was President. Probably don't give a shit.  Butt, bring in a Kardashian and they would lose their mind.

Yes, very true statement. Kids these days seem infatuated with Armenian whores. 

(And was your use of "Butt" intentional? If so, well played.)

Edited August 27, 2015 by UNTexas

[Army of Dad]

You respect the office. Current and former. Period. It shows a lack of class when you don't Mr. Emmit01.

I tend to think that school of thought died when George W. was in office. With the way the left treated that president it took down that prohibition more than any other time (at least modern times). The other side naturally sees a chance to pay back the insults now.

 

I don't see how the current political climate will allow a return to being more respectful of that office anytime soon.

[foutsrouts]

You respect the office. Current and former. Period. It shows a lack of class when you don't Mr. Emmit01.

In my book, NO person in ANY office has an exemption from disrespect based upon their actions. I'm not a Bush hater, so I'm not referring to Bush in this context. I certainly voted for him enough times.