I'd almost forgotten the sickness that is GWB

[salinen]

That interview was intensely disturbing. GWB is a sociopath. Anyone who doesn't see that he's psychotic must be psychotic themselves.

[grasswire]

1. yes, it's probably good for us to see him now and then...

...so we remember to tell our children and grandchildren that the Bushes are very disturbed people. Of course the question then becomes "why did you let them have power?"

[salinen]

2. I get that same awful feeling

like when they interview serial killers.

[grasswire]

4. I get the same feeling as when I have to see my abusive ex-husband...

...who is also a raging narcissist. Something about the pathology in the person just twists the stomach up in knots.

[NRaleighLiberal]

3. if you want to really become ill, look at some of the Amazon reviews of his book....

a whole large collection of people with amnesia or utter distortions of the truth - so many "he kept us safe for 8 years" comments...so the revisionist history - that 9/11 happened on someone else's watch - is becoming alarmingly embedded.

[grasswire]

7. no doubt they are paid to post

We're seeing so many of his former staff out on the media circuit for him. They're trying to soften the legacy for themselves, too, of course. "No, my children, I didn't work for a monster. He was a good and sincere man led astray by bad intel"

[Blue Owl]

5. It's time to go back to that day in January 2009

When the helicopter containing the most loathesome pResident in American history lifted off from Washington D.C., and the masses started chanting in glorious unison:

Nah Nah Nah Nah...
Nah Nah Nah Nah...
Hey Hey Hey...
GOOD BYE...

What a great feeling that was.

Hey let's not give up people -- we don't need ANY more of that shit ever again.

[kentuck]

6. It is even more disturbing watching the different news talkers...

laugh and cajole with the psychopathic criminal.