Hmmmmmmmmm. Just a news blip, but a real possibility. You gotta

[acmavm]

wonder if our country's suffering isn't due in a large part to a sick Oedipus Complex being played out on the American stage.

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America, we got a daddy problem

Will the real POTUS please stand up. The buzz from Drudge and others in the right wing blogosphere is that 43 isn’t talking to 41. In his Hitler-in-the-bunker isolation could Shrubby be pissed that he’s been upstaged by daddy's frontwork in the Forbidden City? If you were Beijing you’d want to talk to one of the architects of US-China economic relations, not some all hat no cattle ingrate with an attention span of about 15 seconds who doesn’t know Chou En Lai from Egg Foo Yong. China exports to the US this year are projected at $1.1 trillion. US exports to China are expected to reach a paltry $19.1 billion, that totes up to about about 2.5 months worth of "war of lies" in Iraq. The $1.1.trillion in goods we import from China comes out to 300% more than our 2004 oil bill ($26.4 billion) from Saudi Arabia.
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[Skink]

1. He may not be talking but he is cashing in.

Carlyle style.

[ClintonTyree]

2. I've always thought there was a bit of Oedipal friction...

between the father and the son. The little boy went INTO Iraq, where the father "failed" to. The little boy penetrated where his father dared not go, thus proving to his mommy that's he's a bigger man then his daddy.
It's hard to figure considering the ugliness of Babs, inside and out, but Junior is certainly brain dead anyway so I guess it wouldn't matter.

[formercia]

3. Germany rearmed after WWI

thanks to the sale of cheap toys, watches and bonds floated by grandpapy Prescott Bush. It's the family business.

[sam sarrha]

4. Chinese arent Fools, just the biggest Mafia in the world and they own us