That Fool in the White House
Has stuck his foot into his gaping piehole again (italics mine):
"One freedom that defines our way of life is the freedom to choose our leaders at the ballot box. We saw that freedom earlier this week, when millions of Americans went to the polls to cast their votes for a new Congress. Whatever your opinion of the outcome, all Americans can take pride in the example our democracy sets for the world by holding elections even in a time of war."
- President Bush on November 11, 2006
Excuse me?
We have held elections in wartime before, you stupid excuse for a Yale graduate. I shall cite only general election years, as I'm pressed for time:
1864, when we were in a Civil War;
1944, when we were engaged in a world war;
1948, 1952, 1956, 1960, 1964, 1968, 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988 - when we were engaged in a Cold War against a diametrically opposed ideology dedicated to stamping out capitalism (ah, the good old days of duck-n-cover; the neocons miss that so much); and
2004, when we were dealing with a small group of troublemakers that, for some reason, had a large percentage of Americans gripped in the throes of pants-wetting, heart-stopping fear.
So we're USED to holding elections in wartime, although Georgie Boy doesn't seem to think so. And he also has the unmitigated gall to suggest that our vote is a privilege.
News flash!
Voting is a right, not a privilege.
I'll say that louder.
VOTING IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE!
Now that his father's stepping in to bail his sorry ass out again, maybe we might start seeing some sense coming out of the White House for a change.
All I can tell you is this - if George W Bush is an example of what comes out of Yale and Harvard, both schools need to be demolished and their faculties exiled from the country. Plow the campuses under and sow salt on the ground.
"One freedom that defines our way of life is the freedom to choose our leaders at the ballot box. We saw that freedom earlier this week, when millions of Americans went to the polls to cast their votes for a new Congress. Whatever your opinion of the outcome, all Americans can take pride in the example our democracy sets for the world by holding elections even in a time of war."
- President Bush on November 11, 2006
Excuse me?
We have held elections in wartime before, you stupid excuse for a Yale graduate. I shall cite only general election years, as I'm pressed for time:
1864, when we were in a Civil War;
1944, when we were engaged in a world war;
1948, 1952, 1956, 1960, 1964, 1968, 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988 - when we were engaged in a Cold War against a diametrically opposed ideology dedicated to stamping out capitalism (ah, the good old days of duck-n-cover; the neocons miss that so much); and
2004, when we were dealing with a small group of troublemakers that, for some reason, had a large percentage of Americans gripped in the throes of pants-wetting, heart-stopping fear.
So we're USED to holding elections in wartime, although Georgie Boy doesn't seem to think so. And he also has the unmitigated gall to suggest that our vote is a privilege.
News flash!
Voting is a right, not a privilege.
I'll say that louder.
VOTING IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE!
Now that his father's stepping in to bail his sorry ass out again, maybe we might start seeing some sense coming out of the White House for a change.
All I can tell you is this - if George W Bush is an example of what comes out of Yale and Harvard, both schools need to be demolished and their faculties exiled from the country. Plow the campuses under and sow salt on the ground.
posted by Walt at 12:08 PM
2 Comments:
I think he is living in some pretend world where he is the dictator. The guy isn't mentally fit to serve as president of the USA. I'm not kidding. There is something wrong with him and I'm wondering if the pressure he's under now might cause him to just fall apart.
Don't ya know they'll be tap-dancing on his grave when he finally dies? They will have to bury the arrogant little prick in some undisclosed location to keep the masses from destroying his his grave.
In fact, I now have something to ask Santa for. New tap-dancing shoes!
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