The election is still twenty-one months away and already I am tired.  By the time it comes I believe that most Americans will be sick of it.  It is another Clinton legacy - the perpetual campaign and it is part of the reason for the increasing dysfunction of the system.  I do not want to hear about people and issues; I want to hear about ideas.

Obama will not be fresh anymore.  Hillary has been around for almost sixteen years and wants to give us eight more.  We will all be truly tired of them all, and they will be tired too, and out of ideas if they ever had any in the first place.

President Bush can help make them irrelevant.  He can declare that he does not give a damn about the Senate resolution or the resolve of anyone less than he, and go after the pursuit of victory in World War IV.  He can introduce us to ideas from Victor Davis Hanson, Thomas Barnett and others in well-lead town halls across the nation that even the MSM would have to carry because the prez is there.

He should tell the American people that they can love him or they can hate him and he could not care less.  He has a mission in the next two years to advance the cause of victory in World War IV and to scare the rest of the Mid-East bad actors into second thoughts and possible retreat.

Such political boldness would not be tiring but inspiring.