CORRUPTION; The BUSH LEGACY

[AnotherRican]

Yuji refered to our president as "the most corrupt presidency in the history of the republic." Hmmmm... How does lying to your wife figure in reference to honesty and deciet? How does lying in front of cameras, perjuring himself go when he said, "I did not have sex with that woman!" How does the findings go that he had around 10 chances to get Bin Laden and he utterly failed in doing so. So much that he lost his composure in front of the cameras and started to attack vehemently the interviewer? How does that fact that people showed up dead, when they were being investigated?

When was the last time that a major terrorist act happened in the USA?

Nuff said.

Originally Posted by Yujike

Don Hell, you forgot the Katrina debacle, the Medicare D fiasco, the "Bring them on" tease which cost more American lives, the "Mission Accomplished" cowboy stupidity, Cheney's crooked Energy Commitee controlled by Big Oil, the "Brownie you are doing a heck of a job" parody, the surging deficit after inheriting a surplus, the tax cuts for the superrich, the NO-CHILD-LEFT-BEHIND joke, the non-enforcement-by-inaction of environmental, labor and health laws of the country, the "Borrow and Spend" mentality which is handicapping our children's future, and it goes on and on with the most corrupt presidency in the history of the republic.

[Yujike]

It is kind of funny that George W. Bush "joined" the Texas Air National Guard to escape Viet-Nam and now as President he is in Viet-Nam to escape Washington DC.!!!!

[AnotherRican]

Originally Posted by Yujike

It is kind of funny that George W. Bush "joined" the Texas Air National Guard to escape Viet-Nam and now as President he is in Viet-Nam to escape Washington DC.!!!!

It is kind of funny that Clinton, was a draft-dodger and sought amnesty in Canada, like a real Liberal coward. That makes sense when he failed to get Bin Laden 10 times.

[Yujike]

Now the right wingers are saying the bipartisan Iraq Commission are "surrender monkeys", but when Tony Snow, the Press Secretary was asked if the report was a repudiation of the Bush policies in Iraq, he said NO, that the President agreed with the report. So in effect, the right wingers, including Rush "The pill" Limbaugh, are calling George W. Bush a "surrender monkey" by association!!!

[hellhector2-0]

let's check it out.

Poll: Approval Ratings Compared, Bush's Low Job Approval Is Far Below Some Two-Term Predecessors - CBS News

[Yujike]

Hell, I did checked it out! This thread right here goes back to fighting the evil empire, which, thanks God, have been cleansed from the premises of PR.com. This comments come after Iraq has gone beyond quagmire. How many Commissions and reports have been done since those last comments? This entry will be the perfect assessment today, of this George W. Bush, but done back in 1986 by then President Ronald Reagan.

This is a direct quote from the recently released REAGAN DIARIES. The entry is dated May 17, 1986.

" A moment I've been dreading. George brought his ne're-do-well son around this morning and asked me to find the kid a job. Not the political one who lives in Glorida. The one who hangs around here all the time looking shiftless. This so-called kid is already almost forty and has never had a real job. Maybe I'll call Kinsley over at the New Republic and see if they'll hire him as a contributing editor or something. That looks like easy work."


The motherflower Reagan knew.