Bush

[Fenian_Bastard]

59 million votes.
Wow.

 

[joe]

59 million votes.
Wow.

Second that emotion.

 

[JR]

They look like Senators.

Which one's Alfredsson?

 

[Jesus_Muscatel]

59 million votes.
Wow.

I think about Nov. 2, 2004, all the time.

Just like 9/11. Just like JFK and Bobby and Martin Luther King. Just like Katrina, because it hits so close to home.

We'd seen how thoroughly incompetent, intellectually challenged and heartless this man actually was, and is, for four years.

And yet he was re-elected.

Yeah, it's been a nightmare all right.

 

[Songbird]

Re-elected?

 

[Chi City 81]

Re-elected?

Okay, selected then elected.

 

[tyler durden 71351]

About a year ago, Clinton was on NPR pushing his autobiography, taking call in questions. And he was knocking everything out of the park...I mean, you know, he knows about economic reforms in Indonesia, all that stuff. What they hell you think W. will do when he's out of office. What, someone will give him a company to run into the ground?
I don't think W is as stupid as people think he is, the problem is, he's not curious. He's just a spoiled fratboy.

 

[Jesus_Muscatel]

Re-elected?

Technically speaking, Songbird.

I've got my suspicions about what happened in Ohio.

You're right, Tyler.

Incurious applies.

It's my understanding that this man, a man of considerable means, had traveled abroad just once before becoming The Guv in Texas.

No wonder he flops around like he's got "Gov" on the back of his sport coat, a la Mel Brooks in "Blazing Saddles."

 

[BYH]

About a year ago, Clinton was on NPR pushing his autobiography, taking call in questions. And he was knocking everything out of the park...I mean, you know, he knows about economic reforms in Indonesia, all that stuff. What they hell you think W. will do when he's out of office. What, someone will give him a company to run into the ground?
I don't think W is as stupid as people think he is, the problem is, he's not curious. He's just a spoiled fratboy.

The George W. Bush Library will be a tiny place. With no newspapers.

 

[buckweaver]

Intellectual incuriosity is an unforgivable sin. You don't need a silver spoon, you don't need money, you don't need anything but a desire to expand your mind, and your world, to expand your scope of knowledge.

I have very little respect for anyone without that trait.

 

[Boom_70]

They look like Senators.

Which one's Alfredsson?

JR why don't you move this post to an All Fredo thread. Its getting teedious when these threads continue to mushroom

 

[JRoyal]

I watched his joint press conference this morning with the Canadian Prime Minister.  The prime minister had to say everything in French and then in English and he was SO eloquent.  When Bush spoke, it sounded like a train of thought speech.  He would say one thing and then it was obvious his mind would travel elsewhere and he'd say that without really thinking about what he was saying.  Not to mention the "uh"s and "umm"s inserted between each word.

Not a fair comparison.  Our Prime Minister is a Muppet. 

Is this Parliament?

No, this is Parliament:

 

[markvid]

For those who wondered abot the Ken Lay reference - yep, he said it! (from CNN's web site)

KING: The death of Ken Lay.

G. BUSH: Yes, yes.

KING: I know he was your friend. How do you feel? Were you shocked?

G. BUSH: I was. I was really surprised. You know, my hope is that his heart was right with the Lord and I feel real sorry for his wife. She's had a rough go and she's now here on Earth to bear the burdens of losing her husband, a man she loved.

KING: Was that whole thing, the whole Enron story shocking to you?

G. BUSH: Yes, yes.

KING: Because, I mean, you knew him pretty well from Texas, right?

G. BUSH: Pretty well, pretty well, I knew him. I got to know him. People don't believe this, but he actually supported Ann Richards in the '94 campaign.

KING: She told me that.

G. BUSH: She did?

KING: She liked him a lot.

G. BUSH: Yes, he's a good guy. And so what I then did was we had a business council and I kept him on as the chairman of the business council and, you know, got to know him and got to see him in action. One of the things I respected him for was he was such a contributor to Houston's civil society. He was a generous person. I'm disappointed that he betrayed the trust of shareholders, but...

KING: Do you know him well, Mrs. Bush?

L. BUSH: Not really. Not really well.

KING: Did you know his wife?

L. BUSH: But I did know him. And I know Linda and I'm sorry for her.

KING: Do you have contact with her?

L. BUSH: I haven't.

G. BUSH: I haven't yet. I'm going to write her a letter at some point in time.

 

[Herbert Anchovy]

Laura Bush is a ****ing robot. Made of human hands.

 

[dog428]

The only thing I kept thinking through this ... whatever the hell it was: How does this guy not fall down more?

Honestly, for everyone who has defended this jackoff, for everyone who voted for him, for anyone who slapped one of those W stickers on their car, ladies and gentlemen, this is your president.

Congratulations.

 

[Gomer]

Ohhhh, that bush.

Carry on.

 

[DyePack]

I thought I would have to find the clippers and trim a bush this weekend.

But somebody beat me to it. I guess yard care is a shared responsiblity.

 

[Gomer]

You know, there's a photo out there that combines our last two posts perfectly... but it's so NSFW that I'm not even going to post the link.

 

[DyePack]

I left plenty of double entendres. I'm sure there's a pic to match.

 

[Webster]

He can't stop spinning with the Lay supported Ann Richards thing, can he?

Who cares about the "good guy" thing -- they had a superficial relationship with Lay, and that is a default thing to say about someone.