Bush Shows More Class to Obama Than the Dems Ever Showed Bush

President Bush's statement this morning:

No matter how they cast their ballots, all Americans can be proud of the history that was made yesterday. Across the country, citizens voted in large numbers. They showed a watching world the vitality of America's democracy, and the strides we have made toward a more perfect union. They chose a president whose journey represents a triumph of the American story -- a testament to hard work, optimism, and faith in the enduring promise of our nation.

Many of our citizens thought they would never live to see that day. This moment is especially uplifting for a generation of Americans who witnessed the struggle for civil rights with their own eyes -- and four decades later see dream fulfilled. ...

It will be a stirring sight to watch President Obama, his wife, Michelle, and their beautiful girls step through the doors of the White House. I know millions of Americans will be overcome with pride at this inspiring moment that so many have awaited so long. I know Sen. Obama's beloved mother and grandparents would have been thrilled to watch the child they raised ascend the steps of the Capitol -- and take his oath to uphold the Constitution of the greatest nation on the face of the earth.

Last night I extended an invitation to the president-elect and Mrs. Obama to come to the White House. And Laura and I are looking forward to welcoming them as soon as possible.

And I'm sure he means everything he said, unlike the Dems who pretend to make nice like Barry did last night when he complimented John McCain on an "honorable" campaign. Just a day or two earlier his spokeshole Bill Burton has described McCain's campaign in completely opposite terms.

I may not miss some of President Bush's policies, but I will miss the man.