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either a conspiracy or bushs henchmen implanted the do ents
And you acknowledge him.what a ing pathetic cheerleader to show up with no takes.
either a conspiracy or bushs henchmen implanted the do ents
Bush couldnt implant a flower into the ground without Cheney and Co. holding his hand.
Im sorry, I am so sick of the political rhetoric sometimes. But, you dont have to be a Dem or Rep to see Bush is a total puppet and an embarassment to any person associated with Yale.
I am not trying to hijack this thread, but I just wanted to say that. The man is an idiot. Seriously dumb. Im talking low IQ. Stereotypical hill-billy with a rifle and an at ude.
I could understand citizens voting for the people he surrounded himself with, because those folks seem to be deviously smart. But, to actually vote for Bush on the merit of being GWBush?!
That I cant understand. The man can barely read a teleprompter without stumbling over words with more than 3 syllables.
^^Keep thinking he is dumb and he will keep cleaning your plough. The man
has shown he is a man. You couldn't even begin to handle what he has handled
in the past six years. He cant even take a leak without someone criticizing him.
President Bush has been upfront and truthful in all his dealings with the people
of the United States. He didn't promise anyone a rose garden. He told everyone
up front that it was going to a long haul and much of what is going on would not
be open for all to see.
I never attacked his personality. I attacked his intelligence. Forrest Gump was a wealthy, personable idiot too. Did he get elected President?
Maybe he isn't so dumb afterall. It's just an act for the rubes on the right.
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A few days back, I noted my pleasant surprise that the AP had finally decided to examine the Bush rhetorical tactic of making up straw-man arguments just to knock them down. While I didn't expect any readers of this blog to be shocked by their findings, I did expect that some would at least be shocked by the fact that a major media outlet was willing to pull back the curtain a bit on the way this administration works to shape the debate.
Tonight, there's another story floating around the wires that takes another unexpected swipe at the Bush mythology. Of all people, it's the AP's Nedra Pickler -- a writer so typically biased against Democrats that Atrios turned her name into a verb -- who's wielding the sword.
President Bush is known as a plainspoken man, a straight-talker. So how did a word like "kerfuffle" come out of his mouth?
It's not an everyday word; it means a commotion or fuss. Bush casually used it during a question-and-answer session after a speech at the City Club here. ...
An aide said he has heard Bush use the word privately before, but not in public.
The dimm-o-craps wishes they had someone as "dumb" and "stupid" as Bush.
All they got are a bunch of idiots with no plans.
Also very true.
Even the old dude with a neck tie and collar at the protest rally said he's a republican, and he hates bush. omg!!! i'm gonna in my liberal pants!!!Maybe he isn't so dumb afterall. It's just an act for the rubes on the right.
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A few days back, I noted my pleasant surprise that the AP had finally decided to examine the Bush rhetorical tactic of making up straw-man arguments just to knock them down. While I didn't expect any readers of this blog to be shocked by their findings, I did expect that some would at least be shocked by the fact that a major media outlet was willing to pull back the curtain a bit on the way this administration works to shape the debate.
Tonight, there's another story floating around the wires that takes another unexpected swipe at the Bush mythology. Of all people, it's the AP's Nedra Pickler -- a writer so typically biased against Democrats that Atrios turned her name into a verb -- who's wielding the sword.
President Bush is known as a plainspoken man, a straight-talker. So how did a word like "kerfuffle" come out of his mouth?
It's not an everyday word; it means a commotion or fuss. Bush casually used it during a question-and-answer session after a speech at the City Club here. ...
An aide said he has heard Bush use the word privately before, but not in public.
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