Seriously, do you think you'll read any book by Bush, Rove, or Cheney?

[BurtWorm]

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. That's the perfect choice!

Not on your motherfucking life!

:rofl: :rofl:

[BurtWorm]

3. Poetic, no?

Those guys are like the muses of vileness. I just have to invoke them and out comes the filth.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

2. Why would I pay for them to lie to me after they did it for free for 8 years? (nt)

[Ohio Joe]

5. Free?

Seems to me it cost the entire world rather a lot.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

10. Point very well taken, but you know what I mean. (nt)

[ejpoeta]

7. it wasn't really free. it cost us all dearly.

[G_j]

4. possibly if they are notes from prison

[lazyriver]

6. Maybe if the titles included one of the following phrases...

"...the story of my new life behind bars".

"...a survivor's guide to living in exile".

"...how grampa Prescott helped uncle Adolf".

and if the proceeds went to something worthwhile like say, building a whole new supermax facility to house the whole lot of these criminals.

[sakabatou]

8. There'd have to be a warning label

May cause pants to explode if read aloud.

[Individualist]

9. Why would I waste my beautiful mind on something like that?

[Arkansas Granny]

11. I wouldn't waste my time trying to wade through the lies.

[csziggy]

12. I voted No - but if I were in a position to prosecute them for their crimes

I would read their books to look for evidence against them and to find out what excuses they might try to use as a defense at trial. But even then, I would resent every cent that might go into their pockets from the sale of their books.

[GentryDixon]

13. Voted with the majority.

I did, however, read Chris Matthews "Now, Let Me Tell You What I Really Think". I try to read most views, but Bush pushes the envelope. And I am sure he will have a ghost writer, as he cannot string a complete, coherent sentence together to save his soul.

I am currently reading a James Carville book I bought from the Salt Lake Public Library when they had their annual "old book sale". I got a grocery bag of books for $5.00. This one is "...And The Horse He Rode In On". It is about the Ken Starr investigation of Clinton. It is interesting, aggravating, and witty at the same time.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

14. Sure. As soon as I finish frying my earlobes.