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Sunday, December 24, 2006 7:22:48 PM
Bush's Sentence of Death to Our GIs. More of Them Sent to Iraq, More of Them to Die. "3 U.S. soldiers die in Baghdad bombing." It's an Act of Murder, This PR Stunt Called a "Surge" of Troops.
dim son is the......
Lying Every Day Keeps the Truth Away
I'm really beginning to resent all those people who say Bush really is smart, he's just incurious. No. He's clearly an idiot and an arrogant, immature idiot at that. He's been manipulated by a bunch of wily, evil men with competing agendas creating lawlessness, chaos and incoherence in our government.
Over the last six years when we watched Bush shift uncomfortably and babble incomprehensibly in response to complicated questions, when we saw him lash out at anyone who dared to question his judgment or his authority, when we observed him humiliating those around him, we weren't hallucinating and it wasn't an act. This intellectually deficient, petulant man-child was exactly what he appeared to be — and his inept, arrogant administration is a perfect reflection of him.
What you see is what you get…. Honestly, when all the smoke has cleared (if it ever does) I think the overriding lesson we can take from all this is that when someone looks and acts incredibly stupid or incredibly crazy they probably shouldn't be elected president and vice president of the United States. Perhaps this is the insight that could heal the red-blue divide once and for all.
We've all made jokes for years about the president's limited intellectual prowess, but some days, it's a little more difficult to accept than others.
dim son is the......
Lying Every Day Keeps the Truth Away
I'm really beginning to resent all those people who say Bush really is smart, he's just incurious. No. He's clearly an idiot and an arrogant, immature idiot at that. He's been manipulated by a bunch of wily, evil men with competing agendas creating lawlessness, chaos and incoherence in our government.
Over the last six years when we watched Bush shift uncomfortably and babble incomprehensibly in response to complicated questions, when we saw him lash out at anyone who dared to question his judgment or his authority, when we observed him humiliating those around him, we weren't hallucinating and it wasn't an act. This intellectually deficient, petulant man-child was exactly what he appeared to be — and his inept, arrogant administration is a perfect reflection of him.
What you see is what you get…. Honestly, when all the smoke has cleared (if it ever does) I think the overriding lesson we can take from all this is that when someone looks and acts incredibly stupid or incredibly crazy they probably shouldn't be elected president and vice president of the United States. Perhaps this is the insight that could heal the red-blue divide once and for all.
We've all made jokes for years about the president's limited intellectual prowess, but some days, it's a little more difficult to accept than others.
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"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act, but a habit." - Aristotle
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