Bush Says GOP Keeps America Safe, Dems Weak on Terror

[Centexfarmer]

LOL!!! Kooky Bush, he can't even keep America's kids safe from GOP perverts! This guy truly lives in a bubble.




Huh. Too bad Condi and George and Dick didn't take all of the pre-9/11 warnings seriously, thus preventing the attacks and all that followed. That is, unless they wanted the attacks. After all, no 9/11, and there'd be no Bush second term.

Oh.

Was he speaking to another one of those "canned" Bush audiences who already support him? Where the "terrorist coddling protestors" were held back blocks away?

There's more reality taking place in The Amazing Race, CBS-Sundays, than there is in anything the Republicans are telling Americans right now, and The Amazing Race is in it's 10th Season! Unlike Bush's 5th.

Fuck'em!



Now if we could just figure out a way to get The Desperate Housewives (ABC-Sundays) to vote.

I'm just getting started....

 

[Roland00]

As much as there are more important things going on, Foley was the last straw.

You see Foley removed the last reason why you should vote for Republicans. Right now the only Republican tactic is that we aren't democrats, and that is why we should be in office, there is no more reasons for why you should vote Republican. There is no hope, only desperation in their message.

Lets see what Republicans have done to piss off their base.

1) Pissed off the Fiscal Conseratives with an ever expanding deficit, wasteful spending, and far more entitlement programs than there was in 2000. When in 2000
2) Pissed off the State Rights/Just Leave us alone people with an every expanding goverment
3) Pissed off everybody with a complete bundling with the war in Iraq, making such a mess that is vastily affecting all other foreign policy issues and our military readiness
4) Now they pissed off the "moral voters" besides not actually succeeding in putting homosexuality back into a lock box and a failed Federal Marriage Ammendent, now the Republicans are the ones who don't take a stand on immorality in its ranks for it might endager a congressional seat. Republicans are now the immoral congress.

It is ironic that for years Republican commentators have been saying that it is the Republican party is the one full of ideas...it is no longer the case. They have removed all the reasons why Republican likely voters, like Republicans.






And if you were already a Democrat likely voters, the Republican Congress and President has only furthered your complete distaste in that party.

 

[Centexfarmer]

As much as there are more important things going on, Foley was the last straw.

You see Foley removed the last reason why you should vote for Republicans. Right now the only Republican tactic is that we aren't democrats, and that is why we should be in office, there is no more reasons for why you should vote Republican. There is no hope, only desperation in their message.

Lets see what Republicans have done to piss off their base.

1) Pissed off the Fiscal Conseratives with an ever expanding deficit, wasteful spending, and far more entitlement programs than there was in 2000. When in 2000
2) Pissed off the State Rights/Just Leave us alone people with an every expanding goverment
3) Pissed off everybody with a complete bundling with the war in Iraq, making such a mess that is vastily affecting all other foreign policy issues and our military readiness
4) Now they pissed off the "moral voters" besides not actually succeeding in putting homosexuality back into a lock box and a failed Federal Marriage Ammendent, now the Republicans are the ones who don't take a stand on immorality in its ranks for it might endager a congressional seat. Republicans are now the immoral congress.

It is ironic that for years Republican commentators have been saying that it is the Republican party is the one full of ideas...it is no longer the case. They have removed all the reasons why Republican likely voters, like Republicans.






And if you were already a Democrat likely voters, the Republican Congress and President has only furthered your complete distaste in that party.

FUCK'EM, FUCK'EM, FUCK'EM!

It's like rats leaving a sinking ship, or rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.

The Republicans have got nothing. NOTHING!

Except to drag out the (I've loved this phrase for weeks!) the Authoritarian Sisters!

Remember the Apple Sisters (not authoritarian, or iPod, or wtfe) Apple Sisters during the REAL war effort of 1941-45?

"Don't go waiting underneath the apple tree, with anyone else but me, with anyone else but me...la..la..la..."

?

The Apple Sister's song was about honoring your code of love and committment BEFORE the war. IOW, I want you to come back, and I want you to love me.

GW, is calling out to his "God Fearing, conservative-we've got more" base.

He ain't speakin' to Americans!

And he sure as shit ain't trying to UNITE us during this "critical" campaign season time in America.

George Carlin asked at a club in San Francisco back in 1983 Reagan-Admistration (I was there, so don't ask for documentation!):

"If Firefighters fight fire, and Crime Fighters fight Crime, what do Freedom Fighters fight for?"

Fuck the fucking Fuckers!

~George Carlin, L.A. 1984.

 

[JackFTwist]

Bush has trashed America and all it stands for more than any one who is an "enemy" of our country.

 

[Centexfarmer]

First off, that paragraph is incomplete. Second, I wonder how much it costs for Bush to abuse his Air Force One privilege to campaign in 4 states for 3 days; I mean, we're lucky if he's actually working in the White House and isn't down in Crawford. Third, either Congress or the states need to step forward with a constitutional amendment that prohibits a sitting federal official of any stripe to campaign for anyone at any level of government. The people entrust the working of the federal government to them, not to worry about who will take over abusing their position to campaign for others later.

Campaign Finance Reform or RPG's? That's my question.

Which do you think would be most effective?

I know that you do not advocate such violence, but when are Federally Elected Officials actually HELD accountable?

The "corner-stone" of the Republican Party has been about "accountability."

I'm not implying that you're suggesting that they're never accountable, I'm attempting to open up a channel for you to outline how the next "Demi (Diva)" Leader of the Free World *cough,* should comport themselves during election season.

I'm not in as much favor for RPG's as I used to be. Primarily because, apparently they went out of fasion when the "rag head" trust fund babies from Saudi Arabia could use them to threaten airports, and airlines. And eventually give up on that concept as they took "flight lessons" from "air schools" in America while Bush took "photo-opps" on his piece of shit ranch in Crawford Texas, as he attempts to have the Air Force shoot down American's learning how to fly single engine Cessnas over my farm in the "No-Fly-Zone" when he's at his Chapel Hill Ranch.

Oooh! I feel safer!

*vomit*

"We don't make up the news, we just REPORT it, making up the news is the Government's job." ~ V is for Vendetta.

Sorry no sites to quote.

No poetry, or historical analogies.

Just sick of Bush 43's shite.

Real time, first hand observance.

 

[Centexfarmer]

I have no idea what you are saying and what you are asking of me. I do recognize the V For Vendetta quote; goddamn, that movie pwned my face!

I wasn't talking about accountability and not sure what to make of that 'violence' thing you mentioned; I was talking about abuse of trust. Bush isn't campaigning for himself to get re-elected, and if he was I'd bitch because it isn't even close to 2008. I am bitching about him using Air Force One and his position to campaign for others---again, Congress or the states should introduce an amendment to the Constitution that prohibits federal officials from campaigning for anyone but themselves.

You stand a better chance being classified as an official second class citizen, before you'll see that happen from either party.

Sorry.

 

[smelter]

No matter how much they try to deny it and dance around the obvious, they can't get away from the fact that they received warnings that were simply impossible to misinterpret. Condyloma Lice is obviously lying through her gapped teeth when she says she doesn't recall getting any warnings. It's hard to believe anybody still takes any of these people seriously. How can anyone miss a paper titled "Bin Laden determined to strike in US"? How can she even try and say there wasn't a specific warning there? Hello!

She is lying. George Bush, Dick Cheney, Karl Rove, FBI head George Tenet, Attorney General John Ashcroft ..... they're all lying. They're lying because the truth makes them culpable for the deaths of 3,000 people on 9/11. They can't admit to it publicly because they can't admit it to privately ....... to themselves.

Of course, I'm making an assumption that they function as normal human beings would under these circumstances. The more I think about it, the more I tend to agree with GA's harsher assessment of these Pugpeople. They are incapable of remorse, incapable of shame .... incapable of human emotion, period!

 

[unclaimedblessing]

You're all a bunch of ingrates.
Bush & Co invented that clever color code system and that made me feel so much safer.
They should have just told us to close our eyes, snap our fingers and the threat will go away.
Our first safety goal should be to rid this country of assholes in power, the rest will come naturally.

 

[james1200]

who cares what bush says...i honestly believe that the american people have tuned him out...he's like the teacher in those charlie brown cartoons going "wah, wah, wah...". nothing short of his friend jesus coming down from heaven and telling us to vote for his party is going to save him...

 

[Baddog]

 

[Baddog]

"They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we." - George Bush, Washington, D.C., August 5, 2004

 

[Kulindahr]

First off, that paragraph is incomplete. Second, I wonder how much it costs for Bush to abuse his Air Force One privilege to campaign in 4 states for 3 days; I mean, we're lucky if he's actually working in the White House and isn't down in Crawford. Third, either Congress or the states need to step forward with a constitutional amendment that prohibits a sitting federal official of any stripe to campaign for anyone at any level of government. The people entrust the working of the federal government to them, not to worry about who will take over abusing their position to campaign for others later.

My dad commented on this the other night -- the Air Force One thing, that is. He claims that Eisenhower was the one who started using government-paid transportation to campaign for office.
Unfortunately, others have turned the use of Air Force One into a nice bit of drama. JFK always made sure there was some official reason for going where he did, and then Ronnie Reagan turned the thing into a flying movie studio. They've all used it to get to photo ops, of course. And then they just HAPPEN to campaign along the way -- I mean, they're already there, so why not?
I wonder what the Bush excuse is for dahing about in those four states -- or has he abandoned all pretense, and just goes?

 

[Kulindahr]

Bush and his staff have become all too much like Nikolodeon:

it's all re-runs, and mostly for an education level around middle school.