Do you have Bush fatigue?

[Blue_Roses]

I know most would probably say--yes--that you're tired of Bush, but I mean REAL fatigue from this arrogant ass. Everytime I read something about him screwing up another program designed to help those of us struggling, and implementing something stupid that is really designed to help his rich friends and big corporations, I think I go into depression. Seriously. I get angry and then I just want to sleep, hoping that it will all be over when I wake up.

And then there's his cronies--Karl Rove, Tom Delay, Rumsfield, oh, god the list goes on...

I know a lot of it is Bush fatigue. I'm just so damn tired of this man and his bully group. The election definitely put me in a depression for about a week, but even though I have managed to "deal" with dim-son in office again, I find myself just so tired of his worthless policies. It is enough to depress anyone. I was yelling at the TV during his press conference last Thursday--in front of my kids. This isn't me. How do we cope with this man and his crap for the rest of his term?

[HughBeaumont]

1. More his arrogant cronies, particularly that fatass piglet Rove

than Bush himself. No doubt that Bush makes me physically ill to my stomach, being the guy doesn't have the brains to successfully scratch his ASS, let alone run a country. But Rove is the most loathsome of them all. Only someone truly evil to the core could sleep at night knowingly defending, aiding and abetting murderers and thieves like this administration.

[Blue_Roses]

3. yes, I agree

Karl Rove ...I cannot put into words of how much I loathe this man. He is a snake who is evil to the core.

[Blue_Roses]

6. Oh, I can't forget

the family members who boast about what a "moral" man he is:puke:

Geeze, that's another story...

[Tim4319]

7. I asked this before and I no one ever responded.

Is there any thing that Rove has done in his past that could bring is evilness to light?

[Blue_Roses]

8. Oh, god ...

the list goes on and on and on...way back to the days in Texas. Problem is, proving it.

He has no conscious

[Oeditpus Rex]

10. Here's a start

Karl Rove in a corner

[Tim4319]

12. Thanks for the link

I am going to print this out and read this when I get home. I have been curious about this guy for a while! Now, I have some information to read.

[Blue_Roses]

16. thanks for this

I'm saving it. :thumbsup:

[HughBeaumont]

11. I find it SO hard to believe that NO one has anything on him

Maybe he's going to be another one of these untouchable teflon figures like J. Mary Hoover and St Ronnie, more or less because he's protected by Don Giorgio Bush Sr. and his securitate, as well as the MSM. If only someone out there had the balls and the technology to bring this pig down.

[Tim4319]

14. You put into words, what I have been thinking.

How can he be so untouchable?

[Merrick]

2. Self medication

I'm my own best doctor- I'll prescribe whatever I want - No questions asked!

[Blue_Roses]

4. LOL

I've tried that several times, but the hangover hurts too much.

[Tim4319]

5. I am tired of the whole damn thing!

We need something new occupying 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue

[anarchy1999]

9. Yes, It has been here for a long time. It goes back to Poppy and the

Reagan years. Fast forward to now. They are all back to haunt us and mock us. They are all lauging their way to the bank while "they" bankrupt the US and all of us middle class nothings.

[Blue_Roses]

17. I had a few years during

Clinton's administration that I felt better:) Seriously, I don't think this "fatigue" was this bad with poppy and Reagan. It may have been a different story if poppy had gotten another term. However, Bush II seems to be much worse. For one thing he's just so out of touch with the "little people." He's never had to worry about making a paycheck stretch to feed your children.

[Demeter]

13. Worse Yet, I Have It Leftover from Daddy and Ronnie!

Will we never be rid of these parasites?

[GoSolar]

15. Yes. Very tired.

Went yesterday to a Federal event which was supposed to last all day.
I got so nauseated of the endless administration cheerleading and lying that I left and went back to the office. Felt much better getting something productive done than listening to administration toadies.

[expatriate]

18. Yep.

Used to be I could go on a "news fast" for a few days and be able to deal with more, but now, even after refusing to look at ANY news for a week or so, the minute I look at it again, I'm feeing physically ill, furious, frustrated.

Every time there is a new outrage, I think - well, folks have got to start protesting now. They can't sit still for this one.

And nothing seems to happen. And then there are some more outrages that just slide on by.

Bush isn't Teflon, he's Teflon coated with mineral oil. Nothing sticks. Nothing.