Bush In Race Against Time To Wreck Country »
Posted By ind06 7 months, 2 weeks ago in Humor
"President Bush has spent the first seven years and ten months of his presidency doing everything in his power to leave the United States in smoldering ruins," said White House spokesperson Dana Perino. "He certainly is not going to let the final days of his tenure go to waste."
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Jeboba7 months, 2 weeks ago
story is a good jab at satire but unfortunately, it is probably was Ms. Perino would REALLY like to say as most people PREFER to tell the truth. I can't even imagine what it would be like to be Bush's press secretary, spreading and feeding his lies. At least Scott McClellan had the balls to come out and tell the truth about it!
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donald517 months, 2 weeks ago
What do you expect when we have had a war criminal and a white collar criminal as president for the last 8 years?
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Illegal sale of Harken stock in '89 made him a white collar criminal. Just because has daddy's lawyers under baker exonerated him doesn't make it right!
Alllowing torture for which we hanged 3 japanese and conducting preemptive war for which 11 Natzid were hanged after WW2 make him a war criminal!
Even he now admits his deregulation was wrong !
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ind067 months, 2 weeks ago
A White House source has leaked that in lieu of a pardon, which could be politically inexpedient, President Bush simply plans to throw a bucket of mop water on Vice President Cheney to "melt his troubles away".
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Afterwards, he will click his ruby shoes together three times and wake in Kennebunkport being assured by doestic servants who suspiciously resemble members of his cabinet, that it was all a dream. -
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Progressive7 months, 2 weeks ago
"If the President could preside over the disappearance of the Big Three and the millions of jobs they represent, that would be the ultimate feather in his cap."
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"Cap"! That rhymes with "crap", which pretty much sums up his presidency. -
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Endoscopy7 months, 2 weeks ago
Typical liberal. Mess up the country and blame it on the Republicans. Create CRA juice it up a lot with the lobbying of ACORN. Republicans try to fix the problem that Fannie and Freddy are getting into but good compassionate Democrats claim they are lying. Then watch the housing market climb and then OOPS. Foreclosures start. Not supposed to happen. Just because banks were forced to give poor people loans they could not afford. Banks were not supposed to want their money back I guess. Too many foreclosures. Oh oh, the bubble burst. Financial disaster. Market goes into a tailspin. That is OK we can blame the Republicans.
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Way to go libs. Compassion in mortgages. Now maybe the government will pay for all of those bad loans.
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cowboygrandpa7 months, 2 weeks ago
Well now he can claim to have been a success at something !!!!
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Nobody can say they have damaged the United States as much as he has. Mission Accomplished GW
I am awarding him the long forgotten "Laugh-In" Fickle Finger of Fate award. May it tickle his fanny as he has tickled ours. LMAO
As for the random bombing of Belgium, Don't mess with my morning waffles bud !!!!!!!
I'll pis* on your cheerios and make them soaked oats !!!! LOL
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Jeboba7 months, 2 weeks ago
Carter was a brilliant and compassionate man. He surrounded himself with bad advisors. George is a stupid and callous man who is surrounded by jackbooted thugs.
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cowboygrandpa7 months, 2 weeks ago
Noni_Gars:
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Oh yes I remember Carter.
See Mr. Carter was left the exact opposite of what GW was left. Nixon and Ford had the economy so fouled up . Carter did what he had to do !!!! Now GW was left with an economy humming along and he proceeded to wreck it.
See you are the one that doesn't remember !!!!!! Ummmmm, do ya remember the wage freeze under Nixon while prices were allowed to continue to rise on items that weren't controllable according to him ??????? Sugar, toilet paper,....... IDIOT !!!!!!
So Carter inherited a Fu*ked up mess and was turning it around when Actor Reagan was CIA'ed into the White House. If you don't understand the connotation, well to bad sonny boy !!!!! Go back to schoool and learn how to see the truth.
Bush is the Worst Followed by Nixon of course the righteous rights hero Reagan ranks up there with the worst as well, right along with Lyndon B. Johnson.
I'm an equal oportunity critic of presidents. Republican, Neocon, Democrat, if they are bad they are bad !!!! LOL -
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cushi7 months, 2 weeks ago
You mean the Nobel Prize winner? Oh yes, we remember him! On his WORSE day he was a million times better than what you guys stuck us with!
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mesodude7 months, 2 weeks ago
I can't believe neoclowns are still trying to compare this horrifying trainwreck of an administration to those of either Carter or Clinton. The scale and magnitude of Bush's failure, incompetence and criminality far surpasses that of any President in history. Cons, you're positively unstable... ;-(
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CRYMTYPHON7 months, 2 weeks ago
Crymtyphon stares at the zen koan presented by the Master Charlson:
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the best thing you've done in life is fail at whatever you do except succeeding at failure .
If the young disciple can not solve the riddle, he must carry hot coals in his pants while running through the scorpion pit.
succeed at failure he whispers to himself. What does it mean?
fail at whatever you do except succeeding ...
He begins to sweat.
Scorpions.
Hot coals.
He tries an answer:
"Does it mean... a fish?"
The Master stares blankly at the pupil a moment. Then he signals to the other disciples.
Bring the bucket of coals .
Crymtyphon has failed at succeeding.
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cushi7 months, 2 weeks ago
I am so incensed and embittered by this man and his "trashing" of the country...his abdication of a sacred responsibility to uphold and defend the constitution of the United States of America...his misuse and abuse of religion...his idiotic lack of understanding and lack of conscience...his audacity of arrogance in the face of utter humiliation...oh, I could go on and on and on...
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Suffice it to say that I can't even enjoy this attempt at humorizing the horror of his presidency.-
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Charlson7 months, 2 weeks ago
Humor is used sometimes as an attempt to deal with great sadness or anger. But I understand and empathize with your emotions because I wrestle with it constantly myself.
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Daylight7 months, 2 weeks ago
All he should do now is finish off what is left of the country, so the one that is elected will fail, then 4 years later GOP can come back and accuse the Democrats of doing noting.
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Jeboba7 months, 2 weeks ago
NO, No, a thousand times NO! Did you get over the assassination of JFK? Have you gotten over the 9/11 disaster? Have you gotten over the vietnam war?
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Bush has been just as big a disaster politically, economically, ethically, and morally as any of these disasters were in their own right!
He has destroyed our confidence in our government. He has destroyed our trust in anything we are told. He has promoted hate and divisiveness. He has promoted the right wing propaganda machine to polute the easily manipulated minds of right wingers....
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Tangent0017 months, 2 weeks ago
I'll get over Bush when the Republicans get over Carter and Monica's blue dress.
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lvrofwolves7 months, 2 weeks ago
Prosper-inc 'Isn't it about time to get over Bush people?'
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If he would pay back everything he's cost us, if he wouldn't take another penny from us...you know that 187,800 per year after he's out! NOT .01 CENT! I really resent that.
let him pay for his own health care etc......after the national debt is not being paid back by our Grandchildren, then, maybe then he can be gotten over, but we should never forget, that's for damn sure!!! -
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Endoscopy7 months, 2 weeks ago
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The libs have a hate thing going. The have to hate somebody even if for no more reason than what the Democrats did caused a problem that he did not fix. They have to blame him for everything wrong or if they perceive it wrong. Liberals live to hate. Just keep looking at their posts.
Bush had a horrible deficit. Ignore the fact that the Democrats said he did not go far enough. What are they going to say about Obama's deficit? He said recently that deficits are no problem.
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lloydm657 months, 2 weeks ago
Lord help those who through total ignorance can't help themselves.How sad it must be to black,and so full of visceral hate.I don't understand what your problem is.Are you disappointed that despite all the stupid democrats,and of course Chuck Hagal predicting daily that we were in more peril,and subject to more terrorist attacks any minute,and it didn't happen? Wow as dad,a granddad,and a great granddad,I'm grateful.Thank I thank God,and president Bush,once again I will enjoy the holidays with familey and friends in my peaceful community,state,and country.ps I am truly sorry for your pain.
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CRYMTYPHON7 months, 2 weeks ago
Expressions of hate and contempt delivered as sad, kindly pity, - that's an art form that should not be undertaken lightly, lloyd.
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You had the basic ingredients:
a plea to Divinity to help those who in their 'total ignorance can't help themselves' (ie: they keep disagreeing with you).
a good knife-jab to the eye about how full of visceral hate they are.
an 'I am truly sorry for the pain you must feel being who you are'.
But you wondered into factuality; and as your facts were clearly wrong,
it weakened the framework of contempt .
Chuck Hagal was not the one screaming the terror color code for the day;
that was Cheney and Chertoff.
It was not Hagel who invaded a country to look for nuclear bombs;
then twaddled other reasons when none were found.
It was not Hagal who canceled parts of my constitution to protect the freedoms of my country.
That you are a dad and a granddad and a great-granddad does not make you wise; it only requires you to honestly try and be wise.
Wisdom isn't pitying those who disagrees with you.
It is honestly wondering whether you might be wrong..
Your final, evil little expression of sorrow for our pain?
We aren't in pain, lloyd.
We decided what to do and we elected our man to do it.
We are going to fix the problems that Bush made for our country.
We will be free and prosperous and at peace again.
Our flag will wave bright in the light of the torch of the statue of liberty.
And that's good for your grandkids.
It will be good for you.
And I'm glad.
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4thchance7 months, 2 weeks ago
Bush has been blamed for virtually everything that has gone wrong around the entire world over the last 7+ years.
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He's been blamed for everything from the 9/11 attacks, to a hurricane that wiped out New Orleans, to wild fires in California, to Iran having nukes, to the wall street meltdown, to the bank failures, to global food crises, to tsunamis, earthquakes, tornadoes, obesity, STDs, Al Qaeda terrorism, high gas and food prices, dirty diapers, radio static, torn shirts, pot holes, burnt toast.... You name it, Bush has been blamed for it. Now you people sit here and try to tell us Bush has done nothing. Well, I beg to differ.
Sure seems to me, he's got more done then any other president we have ever had. He's been VERY BUSY!
Hey, how come no one has blamed bush for the fact that we have not had anymore terror attacks in the USA since 9/11!? Isn't he to blame for that too?-
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4thchance7 months, 2 weeks ago
Here's what the future holds now with the Democrat party in power...
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When anything went wrong under Bush, it was the fault of Bush because it happened on his watch, RIGHT?
Watch what happens now that Democrat Obama is in power and everything is under Obama's watch. Once Obama takes office, anything and everything that goes wrong anywhere in the world, will be the fault of BUSH...wana bet!? We have a true double standard in our country. This blame game is a one way street with the Democrats. Hypocrisy at it's very finest!
The Democrats have a huge advantage. They have the media who will NEVER blame anything on the democrats. Everything will still be the fault of bush, probably for the rest of our lifetimes anyway.
The media can be summed up in this way.
The Democrats can do nothing wrong. The Republicans can do nothing right. That's the facts we have to live with now in this country. So, we will need to get use to the idea of having one party nation. Much like Cuba with their Castro! -
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reallypsst7 months, 2 weeks ago
O please stop the bs , it was already debated and confirmed that every one in his administration and security agencies had some prior intel on possible targets.Here is a list of countries that warned us Israel,france ,briton,even russia sent a warning,so stop standing up for this idiot its not wise !
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Tangent0017 months, 2 weeks ago
"Bush has been blamed for virtually everything that has gone wrong around the entire world over the last 7+ years. "
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Not by the Right he hasn't:
9/11 was Clinton's fault.
The mortgage crisis was Carter's fault.
North Korea's nukes are Clinton's fault.
Saddam/Iraq was Clinton's/the U.N.'s fault.
The recession is the Democrat Congress' fault.
$5/gallon gas prices were the Democrat Congress' fault.
The stock market downturn is Obama's fault.
Katrina was the gay's fault.
The big-3 auto industry failure is the UAW's fault.
No Child Left Behind's failure is the Teachers Union's fault.
McCain's loss is the Liberal Media's fault.
Poverty is Roosevelt's fault.
High medical costs are the illegal immigrants' fault.
Bin Laden still at large is Musharraf's fault.
If the Liberals blame Bush for everything, then it is fair to say the Conservatives blame Bush for NOTHING.
I'm willing to concede we haven't had another major terrorist attack on US soil for the majority of Bush's term and it appears several potential attacks were indeed thwarted. But keep in mind, Clinton thwarted several attacks as well and it took 8 years between the major al Qaeda attacks on the WTC.
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Jeboba7 months, 2 weeks ago
...never heard of this Dana Perino....
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Typical Republican. You just buy the crap you hear on the RIGHT WING MEDIA every day and don't pay attention.
DANA PERINO IS PRESIDENT BUSH's PRESS SECRETARY! SHE'S ON TV ALL THE TIME! You living in a cave somewhere in Tennessee....where they voted for McCain? Yeah, that must be it.
Maybe next year you can get your own outhouse so you can better contain your $hit!
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Jeboba7 months, 2 weeks ago
What a stupid comment. You are still truly demented by being mesmerized by your hero Bush! Tell me SOMETHING, ANYTHING, GOOD he did for you! Kept you safe? What a joke.
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THOMNH627 months, 2 weeks ago
never said I cared for or even voted for Bush, just wondered whats wrong with people. If we disagree about something political why do the people on the left resort to calling people names. By the way, as a conservative i think Bush and the right had their chance and they screwed it up but bringing back a Clinton administration lead by the most socialist leaning president in history worries me.
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bigG7 months, 2 weeks ago
They didn't start any wars in the last 8 years, or the 8 before that.
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4thchance7 months, 2 weeks ago
That's what I thought, you have NOTHING to tell us on "SOMETHING, ANYTHING, GOOD the Democrats have done for us????" We are still waiting....
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Jeboba7 months, 2 weeks ago
Clinton got rid of welfare as we knew it. Clinton left us the largest surplus in history. Clinton TRIED to get Bin Laden. The Dems have not lied about WMD's, Yellow Cake, etc. etc.
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