check out these verbal "gems" from this mornign...
how :mad2: this:mad2: man:mad2: became:mad2: president:mad2: I:mad2: will:mad2: never:mad2: know:mad2:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/30/washington/29cnd-Bush.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

check out these verbal "gems" from this mornign...
how :mad2: this:mad2: man:mad2: became:mad2: president:mad2: I:mad2: will:mad2: never:mad2: know:mad2:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/30/washington/29cnd-Bush.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

Excellent use of the :mad2: !

So sad to read the statements of this president. He doesn't even reach an average level of coherence or intelligence. Shame on all of you who voted for him.

If the Liberal MainStreamMedia should have been quoting him from the start, rather than editing what he said into something coherent, we have been rid of him by 1/20/05.

[Taken from the linked article.]

The president said, “I think they’ll show that we’re — it’s a very slow economy. I can’t guess what the number will be, and I haven’t been shown, truly.”

He said the lawmakers should do their part “by sending me sensible and effective bills that I can sign instead of just issuing or sending, you know, bills that simply look like political statements.”

It's important to see that the Republican president thinks that if people don't like the price that free markets set on commodities, such as gasoline or houses, it's the government's job to change those prices to something more satisfactory.

Didn't that philosophy used to be called Communism once upon a time?

It's important to see that the Republican president thinks that if people don't like the price that free markets set on commodities, such as gasoline or houses, it's the government's job to change those prices to something more satisfactory.

Didn't that philosophy used to be called Communism once upon a time?


He is not, nor is McCain a REPUBLICAN president........Not even in the same ballfield.

Republicanism has gone the way of the whigs and Federalists......dodoville.