It's painful and embarrassing...

[kentuck]

To listen to this disturbed person ramble on and on. If he didn't know what he was saying, one might feel a little compassion. However, the lies are intentional. They are meant to deceive people. They will lead to more deaths and more violence. He thinks he can sell anything - even the lies of war. I doubt that many people are still listening - perhaps a few kool-aid drinkers. They finally see the truth. A desperate man attempting to protect himself from being exposed. The truth is his enemy - not freedom.

[liberalmuse]

1. I'd rather pound my head against a brick wall...

repeatedly, then listen to this idiot "speak". Also, since he is in Utah, where the brainwashed masses adore him, he is more puffed up than usual. It's unbearable.

[peace13]

2. It is sad and painful.

I know several people that still believe him and it saddens me to think that they can possibly be that gullible. Peace, Kim

[jaxx]

3. Just another speech of lies and inuendoes based on the bushco bs.

I am furious that this man is the leader of this country. The divider is doing his job........firing up the base and the spooked citizens.

[KoKo]

4. He's been blathering on MSNBC/CNN for almost an hour giving the same

speech he always gives to the American Legion. He's been doing this same thing for years now...why does he get this air time to rave on? He's beyond boring and is starting to look like a fading actor on drugs or drink who can't remember more than the lines of the only movie that got nominated for an Academy Award. (In Bush's case...his "bull horn" staged moment at WTC) :puke:

He's disgusting. That interview Brian Williams did with him showed the shrunken P-Resident for what he is. Nobody. A diminished pathetic figure with delusions of grandeur.

[kentuck]

5. The "bullhorn" moment...

That is how he is trying to sound...good analogy.

[VolcanoJen]

6. One thing was markedly different, though.

The American Legion did not give Bush the unanimous support and approval they usually do.

This time, the applause was smattering at best, and at times even jeers could be heard from the crowd. One of those moments was when Bush insisted that if we left Iraq, the terrorists will follow us home to our own streets, and that we will not leave until victory is achieved.

The Legionaires did not like that line too much.

[genie_weenie]

7. I'm more sympatheic

I think Bush suffered some psychotic mental break and has no contact with reality...