George W. Bush HUMILIATES Obama, Takes Real Stand For America After Shooting Following the tragic shooting that claimed the lives of fives Dallas Police officers and injured seven others, former President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura, issued a statement of sympathy and support. This reaction was a sharp contrast to President Obamas reaction. While Barack Obama is blaming powerful weapons for the deaths of five police officers at a Black Lives Matter protest in Dallas, the last real leader of the United States sent out this message, John S. Roberts commented on Young Conservatives. Laura and I are heartbroken by the heinous acts of violence in our city last night, Bushs statement began. Murdering the innocent is always evil, never more so than when the lives taken belong to those who protect our families and communities. Bush then spoke of his personal relationship with Dallas and its officers. Laura and I have seen firsthand the dedication, professionalism, and courage of the Dallas Police Department, the statement continued. Their commitment to safety and justice makes us proud to call Dallas home. Thats when Bush did something Obama would never dohe honored Americas police. Our hearts go out to the families of the fallen, he concluded. And we join our fellow citizens in saluting the fine law enforcement officers in Dallas and across the country who put their own lives on the line to keep all lives safe. Bushs post drew immediate support from his followers, many of whom expressed their sadness that Bush is not in the White House during this trying time. If a good man like you were still in the White House, wed have a counter-BLM task force by now, patrolling the streets to remove these dangerous terrorists from civilized society, Alex Gravlin commented. Unfortunately, we dont have a good man in the White House. I miss you, Mr. President, Amy Wagner Catlin added. More than youll ever know! From the wife of a Texas Ranger, thank you for your sincere words! We need your type of true American leadership back in the White House! What do you think of Bushs response to these tragedies? 