And this guy is President!

Drunk 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au1ZOA9iH3I

 

Heh.. callow youth!

I keep trying to tell you guys that there isnt that much difference between the highly placed and the ones expected to vote for 'em.

Get over the awe of office and realize they's just peepul! And SOME have quirks.

But here's the thing.. why is that so special?

 

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Its not special 'fog, just a timely, shallow dig at a very dumb, irresponsible man.

Oops, there I go again. :roll:

 

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In all fairness, I'm not sure he is drunk.

However, watch what you sayMike, or you'll be considered a member of the caliphate. Such a complex word for such a simple minded president. The clock is ticking on his soon to be misuse of it.

 

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Mike,
Agree with everything you say about Mr President but I actually have a little more respect for him after watching hi onthat video. If he acted a little more confident like that at press conferences he wouldn't come across as such a poopiehead.

Why poopiehead? My daughter has a t-shirt that with a picture of Bush on it that says, "President Poopiehead". She also has one that says, "My parents are big gay liberals."

(P-Fog...my biggest issue here in the USA is the respect for the office. The president serves us, not the other way around, and he should answer to us. Gore rolled over like a tart because and as soon as Bush was president so did half the country because he is 'Mr President'.)

 

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haha, in college, my economics professors, a chain smoking, sixty-something, Armenian, used to tell us to study with bourbon and to even have a little before exams if we so wished. I'll never forget that man!

Back on to the subject, my problem with president Bush is that he frequently comes off looking stupid. I know that is such a broad statement but he can't speak publicly without sounding like some Texas redneck (no offense my lone star staters!). I have no confidence in him and he does treat the public as if we owe him for being president. Yeah, I owe him a slap in the back of the head.

 

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I bumped this as it links emotionally to the Kerry Faux-Pas.


If you think this is a great -for effect- photo op, you should think that the girl's father would know if it was... dont make me quote him.

I would like to point out to mike, the moaning.. yes on the RW blogs.. that we didnt have someone as articulate and dynamic as Tony Blair.

Whether Dubya's 'old boy' demaenor is something absorbed in his Texas play-boy days.. or is just 'him' and/or related to a speech deficiency, does it REALLY matter?
Relate to Kerry... who YOU KNOW DEEP DOWN is devoid of purpose other than gaining power.

Why is it that Angela Merkel's twitch when Dubya touched her shoulder was a big deal? Or do you think Dubya is Clinton? Or did SHE?

Face it and you dont have to answer this.... the left is MAINLY FURIOUS that Dubya has a world-view belief and ACTS on it.

 

The purpose of the photo is to remind everyone he's a real guy... that he's not just the guy who bumbles through speeches.

As to the accent, I THOUGHT I just coevred that... relate to time spent in Midland. Maybe who he ran around with?

And how do YOU know his world view is wrong? Because WHO doesnt agree with it?

IGNORANT BULLY....Fully socialist world-view related... you cant point ot anywhere he's 'bullied'... but it makes a damn good talking point!

Oh, yeah... I forgot...if he WASNT a bully, he wouldnt be trying to get Bolton confirmed to the UN... heaven forbid we strong arm THAT stinking cess-pool of leftist and nationalist corruption and inaction.

{If you're going to comment on Bolton, better bring facts on how the UN is doing a good job.]

 

Democracy is a government for the people, by the people and of the people. While George W. Bush was elected by the electoral college in 2000, he was not the choice of a majority of voters. In fact, Gore won the general election, but not the electoral college.

Anyways, my point is that while I do understand that Bush was elected President two times, as a citizen I feel he has taken advantage of the people in the US and used his rubber-stamped Congress and Senate to make decisions about the war in Iraq, foreign policy in general that do not reflect the way the country feels as a whole.

I know polls do not mean everything and can be debated until the cows come home, but it says something that Bush's approval rating is around 37% at present time. In addition, more than half the country thinks we should not be in Iraq. How is that a government for the people, by the people and of the people? It does not sound like it to me.

Bush and Republicans have taken advantage of the power they were given by the voters across the country. They will NOT admit any mistakes they have made on the war in Iraq and continue to think they have done no wrong.

This is NOT a debate about Democrats and Republicans, it is a debate about a citizen such as myself questioning the use of power from the President and his cabinet. I do not like Bush as you can obviously tell, but myself and likely many other people around the world would cut Bush some slack if he would just admit he made some mistakes in Iraq and in the war on terror. Everyone makes mistakes, but Bush seems to think if he admits a mistake he is admitting defeat, which is not the case.

Earlier this week all you heard were Republicans hollering at John Kerry to apologize about a comment he made about the troops. After two days, Kerry did. Now, my question is this, why hasn't Bush and his backers apologize to the troops and the citizens of the US for getting us into this mess in Iraq and putting our troops in harms way when they have no business being there?

Petty, you and I are never going to agree with these things and that is fine. I will not claim to know a lot about politics and I sure as hell won't start reading blog after blog from either side of the aisle. I am a citizen who cares and loves this country. Unfortunately, the way things are going and the way this country is being led at present time does not lead me to believe things are headed in the right direction.

Until we quit the bickering back and forth between parties and we unite as one country and face the problems of the world, we will be stuck in a rut with nowhere to go but down, down, down.

We need to resucitate this country in a hurry or it is going to just get worse not only in the US, but all over the world.

 

That was excellent Don! Post of the month and possibly post of the year there!! Bravo Don!!!

 

Yep... all that is right.

What the hell was I thinking!

 

Who knew that a revived dead thread could provide so much enjoyment!