Bush turned his back on America: hold him, and those that run him, accountable

I hear if you just took a tour of the White House that you where able to talk with every President no matter what the subject matter and how busy they were. That is, until Bush took office.

 

Your failure to hold Saddam Hussein accountable is unbelievable. You hatred of America is so seething it is transparent in this temper tantrum of a thread. That little bit about "giving back our nation" is disgusting, because you fail to realize you are in the minority. I refuse to be part of your marxist dream, you sicko.

 

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Why didn't Democrats think of accusing that Republicans hated America when they were about to asphyxiate from screaming so much about impeaching Clinton? If Universal thinks the US is going to hell in a handbasket wouldn't he be happy about that and sit back and enjoy it instead of posting all of this nonsense everyday?

 

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I toured the White House about 5 years ago, there was no sign of Clinton anywhere, though I swore I saw a porky looking gal with a stain on her dress hassling security trying to get in to the west wing. They stopped tours of the White House after September 11 and I know they restarted them sometime last year, then stopped them in February when the terror alert status went up. I don't know if they are going on now.

 

You know, I finally figured out who you sound like. Kramer's lawyer 'Jackie Chiles' from Seinfeld.
Always using big words to make yourself sound smarter.

 

I heard that during the White House tour, you would get a chance to visit the White House open bar. That is, until Bush took office.

I heard that during the White House tour, you could get through to whole tour without seeing the President spit on a baby. That is, until Bush took office.

I heard that during the White House tour, you would get a chance to exercise your first amendment rights and take a crap in the Lincoln Bedroom. That is, until Bush took office.

I heard that the flowers on the White House lawn were beautiful and plentiful. That is, until Bush took office.

I heard that during the White House tour, you could get through to whole tour without being sprayed with holy water and cursed with eternal damnation. That is, until Bush took office.

I heard that Joe, Dan, Superdave, and Universal lived productive, happy lives. That is, until Bush took office.

I heard that during the White House tour each person got to visit the "gloryhole" room. That is, until Bush took office.

 

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I personally can attest to the fact that Angus is not a racist. He's banged several black chicks, and even let them swallow his eternal-life-giving white man's sperm.

If the glove don't fit you must acquit, but don't quote me cause I ain't said sh....

 

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I am shocked and shagrinned.....mortified and stupified...but I'm not sure how that makes me sound racist or self-hating? Or a mooncalf for that matter. I never said that I hate you. I just stated that you sound like a character on a TV show.

 

Is a mooncalf an immature mooncow?

 

Universal,
I would think you would recognize the hypocrisy evident in your "vote to impeach" link. The whole reason the Republican party was wrong to impeach Clinton was because it was a blatant attempt to undermine the structure of our Constitutional democracy, usurping the power of one branch for the aggrandizement of another. Advocating the exact same actions now that a President of another party is in power makes you look both hypocritical and uncreative.

As for who the Bush administration listened to, setting aside that you already know this is a misleading accusation, the proper remedy is to attempt to elect a new leader at the next election, who will then ignore your Financial Unicrats, not to advocate a coup.

 

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I would like to start by saying this post is one of the few times you "try some original exploration, some creative dialogue."
You are in the minority, because the majority of Americans support the president. As for your marxism, you don't have to say "hey guys, i'm a marxist" for that to be evident. It is very clear in fact. And you claim i follow failed idealogies!

 

I heard that America was under Communist rule. That is, until Bush took office.

I heard that jack-booted government thugs flying black helicopters were building concentration camps in Montana for when the UN was allowed to take over and send all Christians there before the Rapture. That is, until Bush took office.

I heard America lost the VietNam War because of "hippies". That is, until Bush took office.

I heard that the government's budget was plunging our future generations ever more deeply into debt slavery to pay for welfare mother mothers' Cadillacs, champagne and filet mignon. That is, until Bush took office.

I heard that feminazis were using Title IX to drive men off university campuses. That is, until Bush took office.

I heard that Ian, Bill, Colin, Keller and Bomb were all being terrorized by left-wing death squads. That is, until Bush took office.

I heard that Hillary Clinton was responsible for all the Bad Things in the world from Saddam Hussein to OTown to "that not so fresh feeling". That is, until Bush took office.

 

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I tried to move a boulder, once. The rock was brutally crushing the ground beneath it, poor little pebbles that could not remove the rock that was oppressing them. I asked it nicely to move. I demanded that it go away. I imposed sanctions on it, preventing anyone else from providing it with food and water, but it still didn't leave. I thought of new and innovative ways to get the boulder to depart of it's own free will, out of respect for the pebbles beneath it. I even offered it sanctuary in another yard. Nothing worked.

I suppose at that point I could have walked away and not worried about the rock. Yet, I could not. My father had tried to move the rock, once, and partially succeeded, but he had not been willing or able to finish the job.

I did nothing, probably for far too long, but finally, I decided the rock had to be removed. I asked those around me to help me move it, but most of them refused, since it looked to be a difficult job and they did not want to get their hands dirty. Some even liked the rock perfectly well where it was, as it was not crushing them. But I heard the cries of the pebbles beneath it, and could not ignore them. And, having had my windshield cracked by a renegade rock one September, I knew the dangers of rogue rocks left unchecked.

I gave the rock 48 hours to move, but it did nothing. Clearly, the boulder did not want to move. So, in the end, although it took much effort and caused a few unpleasant scrapes and bruises, I used force. I broke the rock into smaller pieces, and moved the damn rock myself.

 

i like universal's idea. we should kill them with kindness. that'll show 'em

 

Who was Bush listening to? Not the width and breadth of Americans, that's for damn sure.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A51053-2003Apr7.html

I don't know, those bastions of conservatism, the Washington Post and ABC News, are reporting that 77% of Americans agree with it. Guess Bush was listening.

Look, just because the President did not agree with those groups who you listed who are, shall we say, left of center, doesn't mean squat. Apparently, those groups' opinions do not line up with the majority of Americans.

Furthermore, the President doesn't have to be enslaved to the latest poll numbers. He's doing what he think is right. You can disagree with the war, sure, but I think he's doing what he believes is right. Sure, there are tragedies. Civilians killed. How many Civilians have been killed so far? 200 or so? that's a good lunch break for Saddam. Anything else will be rebuilt.

I personally think that it's refreshing to have a President that will take the initiative and do what he thinks is right. Reagan did it, and the Berlin Wall fell. (yeah, I know that's not the only reason).

 

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How true. Why many is the hour I strolled into the Oval Office, put my feet up on the desk and said "Hey, Bubba, bring me a fukkin coke, you swine"

Ah, memories. A shame that Bush got in there and immediately put, like, guards at the gates and stuff. Tragic.


See, uni baby, the stuff that's going on now is what is referred to as "leadership" a prinicple whereby the government is not run by polling every ignorant, ill-informed dickhead but rather by people who have some actual facts and some real experience running something bigger than a leftist bookstand or a Subway franchise make decisions that they feel are in the best interests of the country and then act upon them.

According to you, we shouldn't even HAVE a President; every time something comes up we'll have a big "National Poll" and everybody will get to vote.

That way, no official will ever be guilty of "ignoring the will of the people". The country won't be here in six months, but boy: one big happy Town Hall Meeting. Great idea.

 

I heard she ran the liberal media in the USA that was constantly agitating for bolshevism, provided non-stop coverage of sweatshops and other capitalist misdeeds and demanded the immediate revocation of all corporate charters on the nightly news. That is, until Bush took office.