He babbled on about how it would raise taxes on the American working people and would cost "twenty or thirty billion dollars".
At the the same time, his flunky Gen. Gates asked for two hundred billion dollars to keep his war, his personally owned debacle, going for another year.
This cretin is unbelievable. The cost of his war in Iraq is approaching a trillion dollars. What must we do to rid ourselves of this mad lunatic and extricate ourselves and our nation from this insane man's cockamamie "war on terror"?
I am hopeful that we never elect a born-again lunatic to the office of president again, that this unmitigated disaster of a president has been lesson enough, even for the fundies and thumpers that seem to go totally stupid when somebody claims to be one of them.
But Homer, He's a God-fearing man... he said so himself... all those horrible things they are saying about him must be untrue!No they're not, Edna.
It's highly discouraging to realize that so many Americans have been so stupid for so long, and frightening beyond comprehension to realize that most of them haven't learned a thing, and may just vote another raving - but smooth talking - and supposedly God-fearing lunatic into office next time.
There's no place left for us to go, to try again, to start over. The American continent was the last place to create a new nation, to build a decent future, a place with freedom of religion, and just as importantly, freedom from religion. Unfortunately, religion has gained a death grip on this nation and is leading it down the path of oblivion. There will not be any God or gods coming to the rescue. This is our own stewpot, and welcome to it.
I would love to believe there is a Hell, because if there was, This forked-tongued snake-in-the-grass Bush would have a first-class ticket for a place of honor in the very bottommost feces-filled pit, right along side every treasonous son-of-a-bitch in Congress today.
But... they're going to get away with it. Too bad.
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What must we do to rid ourselves of this mad lunatic and extricate ourselves and our nation from this insane man's cockamamie "war on terror"?
You must not be paying attention. The President of the USA serves for a term of 4 years. This President won 2 terms. His second term ends in January 2009. According tot he Constitution, he is not eligible to run for a third term.
So the answer to your question is: you don't have to do anything. If youare patient, he will go away on his own in about 15 months.
In the mean time, you can count on a hostile democratic party controlled Congress to hold him back and keep his 2 million "flunkies" in the defense department from getting any more of your money.
No Roci...
I am paying attention. Another year of this lunatic with his "Execttive Orders" authority just might be more than the United States can afford.
I doubt it. We can afford quite a bit.
We got through 8 years of Clinton, 3+ terms of FDR, a Wilson, and quite a few chairwarmers. We can certainly handle another 15 months of Bush.
Then you can start complaining about the new gal.
Nice long list of people and years there Roci.
But abuse by the government is a lot like feeling a great tree with an axe...
You can whack away for who knows how many hits and the tree just shrugs them off... then, just one final whack and the tree goes down.
America is like that tree Roci, it's taken a lot of hits. How many does it have left? And will bush be the man to swihg that axe one last time?
And if he is, what will you YOU do?
I don't think you even understand what it takes to fell a great country. A nation of 300+ million people is a much more dynamic and resilliant thing than a tree.
In truth, our nation has been changing since before the Constitution was signed. It continues to change and the undeniable trend of that change it towards socialism. Europe is much farther along on that path than we are and they are not on the verge of collapse. If anything, they seem on the verge of revival. We are every bit as smart as they are and capable of acting on our national preservation.
There is no institution or group of people in the USA that we cannot do without or cannot reconstitute if we allow them to decline.
Many of our public institutions need to be replaced with something better but cannot until a crisis brings them down sufficiently to make thier decay obvious (like institutional education).
Even your tree analogy fails on several points. A tree will certainly die from the damage inflicted long before it falls. A healty tree can heal and recover from damage that does not kill it.
George Bush isn't holding the axe, Congress is. And they have 535 axes, and they have been chopping for 225 years.
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