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Just use email, it's quicker. While your at it you should forward them your posts where you share your sentiments about black people. They might bump you up the queue.
Just use email, it's quicker. While your at it you should forward them your posts where you share your sentiments about black people. They might bump you up the queue.
Do not make light of such a terrible, debilitating disease you jackass!Youre a racist- Modern day equivilent of "you got cooties"
You don't attack a country because Darth Vader told you to. Bush was an idiot and unapologetic about put the country in this hole but I'm sure you and Trident will be content to blame Obama.also , if bush was such a bad guy, why not just plant some weapons like the ones they probably had and didnt find and then "find them"?how hard would that have been?
Do not make light of such a terrible, debilitating disease you jackass!You don't attack a country because Darth Vader told you to. Bush was an idiot and unapologetic about put the country in this hole but I'm sure you and Trident will be content to blame Obama.
one of them is how since the time after saddam was captured up to election day 2008 so many democrats who were all for it in 2003 said over and how how wrong it was, how they were misinformed and tricked.
While your at it you should forward them your posts where you share your sentiments about black people. .
"Decision Points"? Lovely.Is there a more fitting title for a book about a man who spent a presidency making statements which usually left the listener either
or :1orglaugh?
He is an moron, absolutely! BUT what can be said of of Americans whom voted him TWICE into power!!!!!![]()
He is an moron, absolutely! BUT what can be said of of Americans whom voted him TWICE into power!!!!!![]()
After having read Decision Points, I have a few thoughts:
1. The guy is definitely not a moron. Rather, to me the problem with his presidency seems to be that he attempted to use Cold War solutions to modern day problems. He surrounded himself with people who had served in office twenty years ago and it came back to bite him in the ass.
2. People need to actually read the book. Bush doesn't say Kanye's comments against him was the worst part of his presidency; he says the fact that people accused him of racism was the worst part. The definition of everyone: Kanye + everyone else.
3. There's no spelling mistakes.
So. Yeah...
PT2 you arrived at the notion Bush was/is not a moron by reading some puff piece reconstructing he presiduncy where his only likely contributions to it are everywhere you see the words 'and' and 'the' and not from what you saw of him during his presiduncy?
I mean, it hasn't been THAT long. 'We will never forget' the follies of the GWB reign as they are too numerous to assign a number to them.
I suppose if a person just likes to read it might be something they could consider a worthwhile endeavor but c'mon, really???
Sorry, I won't be 'reading' (t)his tripe. I lived through his 'Decision Points' and paid attention the first time. Nope. Don't have him pegged wrong, he was a moron.
Case in point, he objects more so to being incorrectly thought of as a racist (by whomever) than incorrectly thought of effecting the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people needlessly? BTW, his perspective on Kanye was gleaned from his mouth not the pages of his book in the Lauer (sp?) interview as he sought to put the reference in context when asked about it. I could go on (and on and on) but why?
'Moron' is actually putting it kindly as it suggests he was too incompetent to know better and simply a victim of his own stupidity. He could have actually meant to do and say what he did and said and that would be worse IMO.
Wait, so you formed your opinion of Bush from the media? Everyone is saying he is a redneck, warmongering Texan, so it must be true? Sad.
I just wanted to chime in that...His Presidency was an uncomfortable time for me. I remember being spit on near the Capital in Austin, TX when I told a woman outside that I voted for Bush (since she was rude enough to ask). This was when he was up against Kerry mind you. Anyway, I guess it was uncomfortable because it seems everyone was so hateful towards him and I wasn't. I was so "un-cool" for not bashing him. To be honest, I like the guy, I always have and I'll admit it. You can say whatever you want, but my BS alarm doesn't go off with him. Everyone loves to hate on him, but being President is a job that, by nature, means half of the country won't like you. He knows that and does the best he can anyway. That shows integrity and resiliance in my book. That is what a leader should be made of in my opinion. I admire that, plain and simple. I also, give him credit for knowing that judgement right now doesn't mean anything in regard to his legacy. It is what they think 100 years from now? You won't hear me bashing Obama and I hope people stop bashing Bush. They did it enough when he was in office. Provide solutions rather than applying blame and get over it. And...if you you know how to do it so much better, then we should put you in office and when your idea doesn't go to plan, we can hate on you, smear you in the press, and say that we want to kill you. From my perspective I say good job "W." I believe you did the best you could.
Peace and triple grease
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