Am I the only one who is totally pissed Bush can't feel more than deep?

[Catfight]

he's "deeply troubled" about gay marriage
now he's "deeply disgusted" about the photo's of torture
he was recently "deeply something or another," I can't even remember what made him say deeply last week. That is ALL that he feels, nothing more and he punch lines everything with the simple, childish emotion, "deeply!" I'm outraged at his insensitivity and lack of emotions. He pools everything in the same category. He's so pathetic as a human being.

[City Lights]

1. Bush and deep anything in the same sentence is an oxymoron.

He is the most shallow creature on the planet.

[alittlelark]

2. Bush* is deeply disgusting

deeply disturbed, and in deeeeep doodoo.

[Ironpost]

3. I think

we're witnessing a total meltdown, like the unmaking of a president. So sad COME ON BOY, SNAP OUT OF IT, DAMN

[AlCzervik]

4. He doesnt feel it because

it's not making a difference in the quality of his daily life, you know? He'll start to show some faux feelings once his poll numbers take another big dive downtown.

[shraby]

5. Sociopaths

don't have feelings, they only mimic what they perceive others to feel.

[Lars39]

9. That's my theory, too.

Welcome to DU, shraby!!! :toast:

[DemMother]

6. They're all "deeply troubled"

From Tucker Carlson to Karen Hughes...no matter what they're talking about, they all use that phrase. Must come with their spin points.

[justgamma]

7. I never thought for a moment that Clinton

didn't care about people. I have never had a feeling that Shrub ever gave a damn about anyone but himself.

[riverwalker]

8. During his "press conference"

he tried to conjure up a tear by blinking a lot when talking about the troops. Karen Hughes must have instructed him to do it. It didn't work, no tear showed up. Just the chimp blinking like an idiot.

[Iceburg]

10. Even his grave will be shallow