Bush and Karla Faye Tucker

[jhrobbins]

Along the lines of Bush and his anti-semitic remarks were the remarks he made as governor of Texas that was his response he made to Tucker Carlson when asked by Carlson what he thought that Karla Faye Tucker might say to him if given the opportunity. He said something to the effect of 'Please don't kill me, please don't kill me'. Carlson said that Bush used a mocking tone during this response. Regardless of what one might think about Karla Faye or the death penalty, I thought that this was unbelievably callous especially coming from our governor and a supposed Christian. That was the point that I began to question what kind of man our president really was.

[WhiteTara]

1. Welcome to DU jhrobbins

You're in good company. :hi:

[benddem]

2. * is the most unchristian person

I've ever encountered. He doesn't follow any of the words of Christ on the Temple Mount. It amazes me the whacked out thinking of people who say he is a good god fearing christian. Good Christians don't lie, don't start wars and don't rob the poor to pay the rich.

Welcome to DU

[Poppyseedman]

3. Bush and his anti-semitic remarks ???

Got a link. I missed that one.

Been fishing

[RC]

5. Self Delete

[jhrobbins]

7. Sorry, I am new here and forgot to make a link...

and I don't know how to find it now. It was about some remarks that Bush made as governor of my state about what he would say to the Israelis when he was president. I don't remember the exact wording, but it was something about them 'going to hell'.

[Nozebro]

4. Sadly, a large % of people are no different than Bush, and that may

well explain why he is so popular with people that are devoid of compassion, empathy, sympathy, a longing for justice, peace, and goodwill among ALL of God's children.

[Metta]

6. The Pope said her sentence should be commuted.

Bush just showed that, once again, he had no heart and that his Christian-like spouting was fairy tale-ing. His karma waits for him like a vulture poised over a rotting carcass.