Bush is one crazy M-Fer - speaking to Heritage Foundation

[lyonn]

And they applaud?

It was shown on CNN International News. Oh the shame. Now the whole world knows we have an imbecile for a leader. OK, they already knew, but this was awful.

He so doesn't know his families history or he would not have shown his stupidity to say that we failed to recognize that Hitler was a threat. He forgot, didn't mention, whatever, his family was doing business with him. But that comment was just for starters. He mentioned 9-11, fear, terrorist, must spy on Americans at will, immediately install the New Attorney General or we die, etc., etc., over and over, over....

It was hard to watch, truly dreadful and embarrassing. Each day, and he is now giving speeches daily, he gets worse. When will the meltdown come? Who wrote that scary speech? Bush loved his speech, strong and forceful and scary.

Stupid rant. Sorry

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

1. Well, it is the Heritage Foundation.

:shrug:

[Supersedeas]

14. Prescott Bush -- never heard of him at the Brownshirt Foundation

[tulsakatz]

2. regarding the politics of fear.......

..they had an interesting discussion about that on Real Time last week. They said this country used to be the home of the brave, now it's become home of the afraid!

[lyonn]

5. Exactly, he insults the real Americans

No one, in a general conversation, has ever mention that they are worried about an attack here - ever.

Consider all our troops in Iraq that believed in the system and are now being used as pawn in GW's fear game. GW rarely mentions the troops when he is on his radical rants about "terrorism".

[tulsakatz]

12. true, Bush only talks about the troops........

...when it serves a political purpose for him!!

That was an interesting discussion on Real Time though. Andrew Sullivan said he questioned whether any republican Congress people had even heard of the quote 'give me liberty or give me death'.

[2rth2pwr]

3. here's a quote you will see all over

"When it comes to funding, some in Washington should spend more time responding to the warnings of terrorists like Osama bin Laden and the requests of our commanders on the ground and less time responding to MoveOn.org bloggers and Code Pink protesters."

[bunkerbuster1]

8. motherFUCKER! he actually said that?

what a flaming asshole!

This man is NOT my President. He shouldn't be anyone's.

[2rth2pwr]

9. last line of this article

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8SL1FAO0&show_article=1

[bunkerbuster1]

10. Whenever I think I can't be shocked by this Administration, I am.

I know, I know, this pigfucking jerk plays to the stupid whenever he can, but I'm still astonished that he'd actually don Rush Limbaugh's fat suit and play Right Wing Talk Show Shithead in a speech.

Its just so un-Presidential. I guess that's what I'm trying to say. Presidents don't say stuff like that. Presidents don't call out relatively obscure opponents and say, in essence, that the goons are justified in attacking them (and if it's physical violence, hey, whaddaya gonna do?)

I know I'm ranting, so I'll just shut up now.

[hisownpetard]

11. Rant away. I totally agree with you. You are not alone in your frustration, anger, furor

and despair, believe me! I can't believe how violent I've become when it comes
to Bush, his lying criminal crew of miscreants, and the things I wish on them.

[Didereaux]

4. You ask who is writing his speeches? here ya go...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/12461951@N03/

[Cha]

6. Brawhaha....bushit manages

to look more stupid than Stan.. who is obviously trying.:silly:

[bdamomma]

7. what else is new??

[Ilsa]

13. Theyy applaud him every time he manages to finish a sentence.

They know what a challenge that is to *.

I couldn't listen or watch him. He sucks up the glory and fanfare from those ogres and smirks everytime his writers squeeze in a jab at a Democrat.

[lyonn]

15. It's hard work listening to george

This a.m. it was especially upsetting with all those ghouls (Heritage Foundation) sitting there applauding. That had to be the largest representation of the wealthiest citizens (traitors) in the U.S.

I missed the last part about Moveon. and code pink (?). I figure there is and will be a larger betrayal than was mentioned politely by Moveon.

[Virginia Dare]

17. It's a Pavlovian response...

everytime they ring the bell, they get a cookie.

[lunatica]

16. Bush ranting against MoveOn and Code Pink...

Is the greatest free publicity one could ask for! He's basically making them much more relevant now. I hope his little one-cell brain (if he had two cells they would collide occasionally and he would actually have a thought) tells him that applause is a good thing so he'll start ranting about MoveOn and Code Pink in every speech!

:evilgrin:

[Virginia Dare]

18. Moveon/Code Pink are the new commies and hippies..

that the right wing was so askeered of back in the 60's and 70's. Cons always have to have their boogiemen. Whatever, they are so pathetic, and they lose relevance by the day.