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Sun Dec-18-05 10:53 PM
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Look how much it took to bring Bush to his knees. |
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His approval ratings are in the sewer as is his credibility. Republican leaders had to beg him. His domestic policy - if there is any - is a hostage of Iraq. Politically, he's toast, as is his party in 2006.
So now - finally - after 2100 dead American solidiers, 10's of thousands permanently maimed, and 30,000 dead Iraqis (HIS numbers, but I think there are many more) he FINALLY admitted that he was wrong. He FINALLY admitted that Iraq is a mistake. He FINALLY admitted that there is an opposition and that opposition has a place in the public debate.
Finally, after this much political damage, did George Bush finally be a man, stop thumbing his nose at nay-sayers, and take responsibility for his actions. FINALLY.
What does this mean, however? It's a about as genuine as cheap veneer. It's much, much too little much, much too late.
You fake. Get the fuck out of the Oval Office.
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Sun Dec-18-05 10:55 PM
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1. He has not admitted it, really |
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he's still making excuses, repeating the 9-11 mantra, the terrorists hate our freedoms mantra, the "fight 'em there or fight 'em here" mantra. He STILL doesn't get it, and never will.
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Sun Dec-18-05 10:56 PM
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2. Uh, I didn't watch the speech. |
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Are you seriously telling me it was a big mea culpa?
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Sun Dec-18-05 11:00 PM
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Sure he took blame, but it was interlaced with phony platitudes of freedom.
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Sun Dec-18-05 11:26 PM
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9. Right. For everything sensible he said, he shot it down with a platitude. |
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The guy is just not believable and that's all there is to it. He tells us what he wants us to hear. They calculate every word and what they can expect from them....and they're getting desperate. So dubya baring his soul is supposed to bring his base back to their knees and make the rest of ashamed of doubting him. Puke!
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Sun Dec-18-05 10:56 PM
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3. That kind of power in the hands of someone so immature is deadly. n/t |
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Sun Dec-18-05 11:04 PM
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5. everything....absolutely everything is calculated |
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everything is choreographed. everything is weighed and figured. nothing the do is real except kill people by the hundreds of thousands (check the lancet report). George is a sack of shit. Every neocon is a sack of shit. Every republican... -the few who know their asses from holes in the ground -- they are sacks of shit.
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Sun Dec-18-05 11:04 PM
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6. Can you point out the relevant quotes for us? |
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I've got the transcript from whitehouse.gov - so far, I can't find bupkis.
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Sun Dec-18-05 11:05 PM
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7. He also likes to play the victim |
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Blames everyone else for his zillion goofs, then tries to act like he's so down to earth. He's so sickening, and such a fake.:puke: :crazy:
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Sun Dec-18-05 11:14 PM
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8. he has been on his knees blowing the corporations before elected.. |
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Sun Dec-18-05 11:29 PM
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10. I did not, could not, watch the speech.... |
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Did he really say that Iraq was a mistake?
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