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The Lying SOB named "W" as in George W. Bush and other Republican
Liars.

Henry Waxman Gets the Goods on the Liar
In Chief - AGAIN
Chairman Waxman and Ranking Member Davis issued a
proposed Committee report on White House contacts with
Jack Abramoff that concludes that Mr. Abramoff had
personal contact with President Bush, that high-level
White House officials held Mr. Abramoff and his
associates in high regard and solicited recommendations
from them on policy matters, that Mr. Abramoff and his
associates influenced some White House actions, and that
Mr. Abramoff and his associates offered White House
officials expensive tickets and meals.
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If your only source of news is cable during
prime time, you might be among those who believe
that the U.S. government and American society
are groaning under the weight of undocumented
immigrants. You might believe that there is a
terrifying crime wave attributable to illegal
immigration. You might believe that undocumented
immigrants feast on a cornucopia of social
services, while avoiding paying taxes. You might
also believe that they are voting illegally in
large numbers, and that they bring with them all
sorts of diseases. You might also believe that
there are secret plans afoot to give away
American sovereignty, as the United States joins
with Canada and Mexico in a North American Union
similar to the European Union. You might even
believe that there is an enormous “NAFTA
Superhighway,” running all the way from Mexico
City to Toronto, in the works as we speak.
All of these ideas are false, but you might
believe them if you watch prime-time cable news.
We at the
Media Matters Action Network have
documented the spread of this kind of
misinformation in our latest report,
Fear & Loathing in Prime Time: Immigration Myths
and Cable News, which focuses on the three
cable hosts most responsible for spreading
misinformation and fostering fear and anger
about undocumented immigrants: Lou Dobbs, Bill
O’Reilly, and Glenn Beck.
Read on…
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By: John
Amato -
Crooks and
Liars
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Please join the
ACLU and CrooksandLiars and demand a
call for an Independent Counsel to
investigate the Administration’s
approval of Torture and Abuse.
In a stunning admission to ABC
news Friday night, President Bush
declared that he knew his top
national security advisers discussed
and approved specific details of the
CIA’s use of torture. Bush
reportedly told ABC, “I’m aware our
national security team met on this
issue. And I approved.” Bush also
defended the use of waterboarding.
“We have always known that the
CIA’s use of torture was approved
from the very top levels of the U.S.
government, yet the latest
revelations about knowledge from the
president himself and authorization
from his top advisers only confirms
our worst fears,” said Anthony D.
Romero, Executive Director of the
ACLU. “It is a very sad day when the
president of the United States
subverts the Constitution, the rule
of law, and American values of
justice.”
The American Civil Liberties
Union is calling on Congress to
demand an independent prosecutor to
investigate possible violations by
the Bush administration of laws
including the War Crimes Act, the
federal Anti-Torture Act, and
federal assault laws…read
on
I haven’t heard so much as a peep out
of the fanboys and villagers about this?
Have you? Really, where is the Media on
this issue. Why aren’t they running
segments demanding answers to questions?
How often did we hear that Abu Ghraib
was a
few bad apples? And as we know, John
McCain approves of the
CIA’s use of torture now.…I think
it’s time we start a
call/email/fax/letter writing project to
demand an Independent Counsel on this
issue from Congress and a blitz to the
media asking them why they have been
silent on this fact. Many thanks to the
ACLU for jumping in the middle of this.
Also, what is Hillary, Obama and
McCain’s thoughts on this? They need to
weigh in?
Please join C&L and the
ACLU in getting the word out:
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I can't agree more with what John has
written. Why hasn't the MSM grown a spine? I
really don't know, but Bush the SOB ought to be in jail right now
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Do the Right Thing!!!*
President Bush said each of us will get
a $300 tax rebate.
If you spend that money at WalMart, all
the money will go to China. if you
spend it on gasoline it will go to the
Arabs.
Such spending will not help the American
economy. We need to keep that money
working to help the economy here in
America.
We can do that by drinking domestic
brands of beer and/or spending it on
local prostitution, two of the few
businesses still owned and operated by
US citizens.
Be patriotic!! Do your share!!*
Where’s the MRAPs?
Remember this memorable Rumsfeld quote:
“You go to war with the Army you have.
They’re not the Army you might want or
wish to have at a later time.”
Well as the
USA TODAY found out. That was a fib.
Rummy
Lying while troops are dying -
Pentagon balked at pleas from
officers in field for safer
vehicles.
Oh wait, they did decide to buy them
for the troops. The Iraqi troops that
is.
Even as the Pentagon balked at
buying MRAPs for U.S. troops, USA
TODAY found that the military pushed
to buy them for a different fighting
force: the Iraqi army. On Dec. 22,
2004 two weeks after President Bush
told families of servicemembers that
“we’re doing everything we possibly
can to protect your loved ones”…read
on
Their decision cost a lot of people
pain. Except Rummy that is
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Well, they effectively lied us into war
wuith IRAQ, so why not try IRAN?
CAIRO, Egypt - A threatening radio message at the end of a video
showing Iranian patrol boats swarming near U.S. warships in the
Persian Gulf may have come from a prankster rather than from the
Iranian vessels, the Navy Times newspaper has reported.
A video and audio of the Jan. 6 incident in the Strait of Hormuz
featured a man in accented English saying "I am coming to you. ...
You will explode after ... minutes."
Cmdr. Lydia Robertson, spokeswoman for the Fifth Fleet in Bahrain,
said the Navy was still trying to determine the source of the
transmission but believed it was related to the Iranian actions
"The Iranian boats were coming close to the ships, making aggressive
maneuvers and objects were being dropped into the water," she told
The Associated Press.
However, the Navy Times, a weekly newspaper published by the Gannett
company, quoted several veteran sailors as speculating the
transmission could have come from a heckler widely known among
sailors in the region by the ethnically insulting term "the Filipino
Monkey."
The newspaper, which serves the Navy community, said U.S. sailors in
the Persian Gulf have heard the prankster — possibly more than one
person — transmitting "insults and jabbering vile epithets" on
unencrypted frequencies.
"Navy women — a helicopter pilot hailing a tanker, for example — who
are overheard on the radio are said to suffer particularly degrading
treatment," the newspaper said Sunday. "Several Navy ship drivers
interviewed by Navy Times raised the possibility that the heckler,
or an imitator, was indeed featured in that video."
Wow, and this almost prompted
another war? Good God, what an imbecile we have in Commander
in Chief... and the rest of his Administration of can't shoot
straight jerks.
I Guess within a few weeks we'll know if the Liar IN CHief" ever
met with Jack Abramoff? Who wants to bet
he didn't? No one... I thought so!
White House visitor logs are public documents, a federal judge ruled
Monday, rejecting a legal strategy that the Bush administration had
hoped would get around public records laws and let them keep their
guests a secret.
The ruling is a blow to the Bush administration, which has fought
the release of records showing visits by prominent religious
conservatives.
Visitor records are created by the Secret Service, which is subject
to the Freedom of Information Act. But the Bush administration has
ordered the data turned over to the White House, where they are
treated as presidential records outside the scope of the public
records law.
But U.S. District Judge Royce C. Lamberth ruled logs from the White
House and Vice President Dick Cheney's residence remain Secret
Service documents and are subject to public records requests.
In a lawsuit brought by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in
Washington, a liberal watchdog group, Lamberth ordered the Secret
Service to turn over visitor logs regarding nine conservative
religious commentators, including James Dobson, Gary Bauer and Jerry
Falwell.
"I think it's hugely significant," said Anne L. Weismann, the
watchdog group's chief counsel. "The judge saw their arguments for
what they were."
White House spokesman Tony Fratto and Justice Department spokesman
Charles Miller said lawyers were reviewing the decision and they
would have no immediate response. The Bush administration is
expected to appeal the ruling.
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What was a serious problem for the White
House has now doubled, and Jack Cafferty
is all over it:
 click
on the pic to watch
Cafferty get rile up.
Cafferty:
A government watchdog group
now says more than 10
million White House emails
are missing. Citizens for
the Responsibility and
Ethics in Washington (CREW)
described this massive hole
in White House email records
last April. At that time
they thought
the number was 5 million - Now
they say it is more than 10 million
emails. In one of the great
understatements of this here
Christmas season, the group says
that this revised estimate - quote -
highlights that this is a very
serious and systematic problem at
the White House - unquote. Both CREW
and another private group called the
National Security archive are suing
the Bush administration to try to
get information about all these
missing emails. The White House
email problems first came to light
during special prosecutor Patrick
Fitzgerald’s investigation into the
leak of CIA officer Valerie Plame’s
identity.
It’s worth noting what a critical
time period these missing emails
represent. Why it’s from March of
2003 to October 2005. That would
include the start of the Iraq War
right up through the aftermath of
Katrina. As the director of one of
these groups put it: It doesn’t get
more historically valuable than
that. Given the way the White House
handled both the war and Katrina,
it’s also quite convenient that
suddenly this mountain of stuff is
missing. By the way it’s
against the law that these emails be
destroyed or lost. They are
supposed to be saved. The
Presidential Records Act of 1978
mandates White House communications
be preserved. Another law
broken — Another example of nobody
doing a damn thing about it.
Not to mention (but you know I will)
that
over 4 years of Rove’s emails were also
illegally deleted from when the
White House was illegally using RNC
email servers to circumvent the
Presidential Records Act. Whatever did
become of
Sen Leahy’s “Those e-mails are there,
they just don’t want to produce them.
We’ll subpoena them if necessary“?
Is Cafferty right? Is there really
nobody doing a damn thing about this
anymore
except for CREW and
GWU’s National Security Archive?
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Skilled Liars

Stupid is as stupid does.

Bush Is Hooked On Phonics


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Abramoff Is Still A Pain In George Bush's Ass - Secrecy invoked on Abramoff lawsuitsBush Administration Employs New Secrecy Defense in Lawsuits Over Abramoff's White House Visits
The Bush administration is laying out a new secrecy defense in an effort to end a court battle about the White House visits of now-imprisoned lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
The administration agreed last year to produce all responsive records about the visits "without redactions or claims of exemption," according to a court order.
But in a court filing Friday night, administration lawyers said that the Secret Service has identified a category of highly sensitive documents that might contain information sought in a lawsuit about Abramoff's trips to the White House.
The Justice Department, citing a Cold War-era court ruling, declared that the contents of the "Sensitive Security Records" cannot be publicly revealed even though they could show whether Abramoff made more visits to the White House than those already acknowledged.
"The simple act of doing so ... would reveal sensitive information about the methods used by the Secret Service to carry out its protective function," the Justice Department argued.
"This is an extraordinary development and it raises the specter that there were additional contacts with President Bush or other high White House officials that have yet to be disclosed," said Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group that filed the suit. "We've alleged that the government has committed misconduct in this litigation and frankly this is more fuel for that fire."
A response by White House spokesman Trey Bohn referred to the Secret Service, saying, "We have nothing to add to the USSS. position as stated in the court filing."
The Justice Department probe of Abramoff and his team of lobbyists has led to convictions of a dozen people, including former Rep. Bob Ney, R-Ohio, former White House official David Safavian and former Deputy Interior Secretary Steven Griles.
Countdown: Bush’s Hissy Fit
 click the icon to view the petulance of Bush On Tuesday’s Countdown, Keith Olbermann looks once again at proof that the world’s last remaining superpower is being run by a petulant child prone to temper tantrums when he doesn’t get his way.
My buddy Bill reminded me when he sent the videos of this comment he made in the threads yesterday:
Despite all of the constant bashing of this Congress [not just from Bush but from the left as well] this has been the hardest working Congress in US history despite the Republicans blocking 3 times more bills than ever before including the 8 times the GOP has blocked the Democrats efforts to end the war so far.
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Just click on the image to view the treatment protesters get by Capitol Police.... and watch the war criminal Rice sit and sir, smile and act like nothing's fazed her... what a bitch!
House Democrats on Thursday accused Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice of grossly mismanaging diplomatic efforts in Iraq and concealing information from Congress, putting a visibly frustrated Rice on the defensive.
At a hearing by a congressional watchdog committee, Democratic lawmakers said the State Department under Rice had been too lax with armed security contractors, ignored corruption at the highest levels of the Iraqi government and was sloppy in overseeing construction of the costly new U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.
"I think there was a huge gap between what she said and reality," said Rep. Henry Waxman, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
Waxman, D-Calif., and other Democrats said they would not call on Rice to resign, noting that their frustration is with the Bush administration's policies rather than Rice alone.
"If you just change the deck chairs, it's not going to change the policy," said Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt., a committee member.
The hearing gave Democrats the venue to hammer the administration on the war. Thus far, they have been unable to pass veto-proof legislation ordering troops home from Iraq.
Recent events have given them ample fodder: shootings involving the private guards hired to protect State Department diplomats; allegations that Iraq's prime minister, Nouri al-Maliki, has blocked corruption investigations, and delays in the embassy's construction
President Hypocrisy
George W Bush and his lame administration has leaked what they thought might be politically expedient information and discredited and attacked anyone and everyone that leaked information that was truthful or harmful in exposing the lies and distortions that Bush Co. has dispatched.
Need proof? In just 5 scant hours after learning from SITE that they had an advance copy of the Bin Laden tape, what did they do? They burned SITE and a tremendous asset in fighting the so called war on terror. Why did they do that? The answer is because they wanted to gain some brownie points and increase the level of fear in the nation, and how best to do that than with FAUX News... the rightwing propaganda machine.
Think about it folks, the Bush Administration's entire foreign policy expertise is based on leaking information to Fox News in order to keep the population in a constant state of low-level fear, and apparently sometimes you have to blow actual intelligence information. So what if you burn a great intelligence gathering source... who cares?
Well we all should. This administration is only concerned about holding onto power, not real security... why else would they do this, or not actually secure borders, ports and nuclear power plants, etc.
Saddam
Wanted Out,
Bush Lied
About It
click
the pic to
see what a
huge lying
son of a
bitch Bush
really is...
impeach the
bastard!
How much
money does
Bush think a
US soldier’s
life is
worth? How
much money
does Bush
think the
lives of our
allies’
soldiers or
innocent
Iraqis are
worth?
As we’re
finding out,
not very
much. On
March 17,
2003
President
Bush
issued the
warning:
“Saddam
Hussein and
his sons
must leave
Iraq within
48 hours.
Their
refusal to
do so will
result in
military
conflict
commenced at
a time of
our choosing
,” yet
now thanks
to a
transcript
leaked to
the Spanish
newspaper El
Pais, we
learn that
more than
three weeks
prior to
that
Bush had
told former
Spanish
Prime
Minister
Jose Maria
Aznar
that “The
Egyptians
are speaking
to Saddam
Hussein. It
seems he’s
indicated he
would be
prepared to
go into
exile if
he’s allowed
to take $1
billion …”
When
confronted
about the
leaked
transcript
yesterday,
Whitehouse
spokeswoman
Dana Perino
did not
dispute its
accuracy.
Just last
week we
learned from
former Fed
Chair Alan
Greenspan
that
the real
reason
behind the
war in Iraq
was oil
, and now we
are finding
out that the
entire war
could have
been averted
for letting
him get away
with $1
billion.
That’s
just than
one
tenth of 1%
of what this
insane
invasion and
occupation
of Iraq,
that
continues
claim the
lives of our
country’s
bravest men
and women,
has now been
forcast to
cost. Think
about that
just for a
second.
Every
single
death,
Iraqi and
American
coalition
alike, could
have been
saved and
Bush could
have had
Saddam’s
oil, but
apparently
he didn’t
even
seriously
consider it.
Topping
that, he
then lied in
public to
the entire
world about
it just so
he could
have his war
regardless.
How’s that
for
compassionate
conservatism?
In 2003 Bush had already made up his mind to invade Iraq, he told the Spanish leader (Spain's Prime Minister) this, but but told the US citizenship he had yet to make up his mind and was working diplomatic channels and other FAT lies. OK, does anyone still doubt this war was sold on LIES?
Countdown: Jim Webb on Lieberman/Kyl, Rush Limbaugh and the Spanish Downing Street Revelations
click the pic to reveal the many lies of George W BushIt’s dizzying to try to keep up with all the plates that the Right Wing are spinning. On Thursday’s Countdown, Keith Olbermann and Sen. Jim Webb try to put it all in perspective.
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Albuquerque, New
Mexico Mayor Devoid of Reality
While perusing the ABQ Journal this
morning I was stunned to read a quote
from our esteemed Mayor regarding
Senator Pete Domenici. And I thought I
was always or mostly always on the same
page with Marty, but when he called,
Pete... "St Pete," my opinion couldn't
have differed more.
Tell me Marty,
just what is so saintly about a man who
has enabled this president to kill, and
maim thousands with his illegal/immoral
war, raping the US Constitution while
ignoring the plight of average Americans
and simply cutting taxes for the
wealthy, spending like a drunken sailor
for his war and supporting ONLY items
his Republican friends and Corporate
America desire? That is what you call
saintly?
Sure, I know
Marty is a gifted politician, but can't
he at least tone down his adjectives to
represent some sense of reality? If he
had called the lame one Pajama Pete, or
Mr. Enabler, I might have agreed.
In 2000, George W. Bush once asked, “Is
our children learning?”
Now he has an answer.
“Childrens do learn,” he said
Wednesday.
Uh huh,
childrens do learn, its just NOT
Presidents dubbed W.
The setting was, yes, an
education event where the president
was taking credit for rising test
scores and promoting congressional
renewal of his signature education
law. To create the right image, the
White House summoned the city’s
chancellor of schools, a principal,
some teachers and about 20 eager
students from P.S. 76.
The visual worked fine. The oral?
Not so much. For Bush, it was a
classic malapropism, the sort of
verbal miscue that occasionally
bedevils him in public speaking and
provides critics and the media easy
fodder for ridicule. Subject-verb
agreement actually is taught at
Andover,
Yale and
Harvard, the president’s alma
maters, but in an unforgiving job
that requires him to speak hundreds
of thousands of words with cameras
rolling, the tongue sometimes veers
off in mysterious ways — and someone
always seems to notice.
Another classic Bushism for the
record books.
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Bush's UN Speech Full of Fone-eh-tick Pronunciations for World
Leaders
ABC News' Ann Compton and Jennifer Duck report: Never before has the
White House released a draft version of the President's speech to
the annual United Nations General Assembly.
But this year, a glimpse of how the President sees his speeches was
accidentally placed on the UN website along with the speechwriters'
cell phone numbers.
Pronunciations for President Bush's friend French President Sarkozy
"[sar-KOzee]" appeared in draft #20 on the UN website. Other
pronunciations included the Mugabe "[moo-GAHbee] regime" and
pronunciations for countries "Kyrgyzstan [KEYRgeez-stan]" and
"Mauritania [moor-EH-tain-ee-a]."
Most leaders submit a text in advance, especially to help the many
translators who simultaneously turn the speeches into more than half
a dozen languages. The teleprompter also needs to be loaded with a
copy of the President's words so it will appear on glass screens in
front of the lectern.
The Bush White House is unaccustomed to providing advanced texts
suitable for reporters to publish before he actually speaks.
During an afternoon briefing, White House Press Secretary Dana
Perino said, "there was an error made in trying to make sure that
interpreters had what they needed. I don't know how the draft of the
speech -- it was not final -- was posted, but it was, and it was
taken down." Oh please, what a farce.
Perino did not confirm at which reading level Bush is currently
reading, but my guess is the 0 - 4 year old level.
Perino said it was "not unusual" to include phonetic spellings for
various countries in the speech though when asked if the president
had a hard time pronouncing some of those country names Perino
declined comment saying, "I think that's an offensive question."
The White House also added that no one has called the speech
writers' cell phones. What a mental giant this lying
Republican Puke is... and always will be.
Republicans every where should be proud...
they gave us a 60 year old 4th grader... a Prez on Training Wheels.
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Going, yet 20% of the country loves the bastard! President Bush's
trademark struggles with the finer points of public speaking were on
full display Friday, when he thanked his "Austrian" hosts for
inviting him to this year's "OPEC" summit.
The "Language Mangler-in-Chief" was in Australia attending the APEC
(Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) summit. Along with
misidentifying his host country and the name of the summit, Bush
struggled to leave the lectern, trying to exit the stage the wrong
way.
"Thank you for being such a fine host of the OPEC summit," Bush said
to Australian prime minister John Howard. He quickly corrected
himself, "APEC summit," and joked Howard "invited me to the OPEC
summit next year. (Such an invitation would be impossible because
neither the US or Australia are members of the Organization of
Petroleum Exporting Countries.)
Later in the speech, Bush can clearly be heard on tape thanking
Howard for visiting "Austrian troops" in Iraq last year, but White
House scrubbers fixed that gaffe for him, changing the official
government transcript to "Australian," the Associated Press
reported.
As Reuters notes, "There are, in fact, no Austrian troops there. But
Australia has about 1,500 Australian military personnel in and
around" Iraq.
Bush's struggles from the lectern didn't end when he stopped talking
either. Press reports indicate he tried to leave the stage through
the wrong door, and the Australian prime minister had to point him
toward the proper exit, according to the Herald Sun newspaper.
The scene was reminiscent of a 2005 Bush appearance in Beijing, when
Bush was thwarted by a locked door after stepping off stage and had
to be redirected.
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President Bush’s success rating in
the Democratic-controlled House has fallen
this year to a half-century low, and he
prevailed on only 14 percent of the 76 roll
call votes on which he took a clear
position.
The previous low for any
president was in 1995, when
Bill Clinton
won just 26 percent of the time during the
first year after Republicans took control of
the House. If Bush’s score holds through the
end of the year, he will have the lowest
success rating in either chamber for any
president since Congressional Quarterly.
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New Orleans 2 Years Later I could not
believe my ears. The Imperial Liar, George W Bush was at a
school in New Orleans this morning imploring people to help out the
still devastated Gulf Coast. All the while suggesting that
teaching kids to learn to read is the best way to help. Good
idea George, why didn't you learn to read? Maybe if you had
read the reports given to you instead of playing air guitar, the
havoc wrought on New Orleans might have been less deadly and costly.
Still, more importantly, why haven't you fulfilled your Jackson
Square promises? What a lying SOB. George W Bush, the
worst president ever.
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The Imperial Liar Sneaks Back Into Town!
On Monday 08.27.07, George W. Bush slithers
back to ABQ,
or actually Los Ranchos, to raise some money for his good buddy,
Pajama Pete. The appearance is pay-back for Domenici's steadfast
support for the Iraq debacle, and for generally being a puppet for
anything and everything BUSH the SOB likes, or wants.
You know, things like starting a war and
then immediately giving tax breaks to his rich buddies, trashing the
Constitution, illegal wiretaps, general spying and bullying anyone
with a dissenting view.
Naturally there will be no press, or general
public allowed. I guess some things never change. Oddly, the Bush
photo op has been discounted (much like his failed Presidency) and
now only costs $5000.00. Still, Pete needs every dime he can raise,
because like BUSH, everyone FINALLY knows who he really is... (just
another lying Republican SOB), and
its doubtful he'll be returned to a 7th term.
Tragedy struck this Domenici fundraising event today. A police
officer died Monday after crashing his motorcycle while riding in a
motorcade as President Bush prepared to leave the city following a
fundraiser for Sen. Pete Domenici. Sadly, Rio Rancho
Officer Germaine Casey, 40, was rushed to an Albuquerque hospital,
where he was pronounced dead. This makes 3 motorcycle accidents and
2 deaths in Bush motorcades. Like the bumper sticker say,
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Nearly a 1/3 of his time as our Preznit he has been on
vacation, or recess!

The vacation, or recess president!
There’s just something amusing about the president’s penchant for
vacations. As governor of Texas, Bush enjoyed an inordinate amount of “down
time,” and he brought that style to the White House. When he’s at “work,” Bush
leaves plenty of time for exercise and likes to knock off early. More
importantly, he likes to get away from “work” more than anyone I’ve ever seen.
The amusing part of this, I suppose, is that one might assume that the president
would have plenty to do. There is a war going on, and there are a variety of
crises (economic, diplomatic, strategic) that demand real leadership. But Bush
just loves
to
get away.
President Bush tries to set an example for Americans whenever he can, in terms
of physical fitness, faith, optimism and a certain overall moral rectitude. He
also sets an excellent example on taking vacation.
On Thursday, Bush left for a weekend in Kennebunkport, Maine, and his family’s
summer compound, Walker’s Point. On Monday, he heads to his Crawford retreat,
where he has spent all or part of 418 days of his presidency, according to Mark
Knoller, a CBS News White House correspondent and meticulous record-keeper.…
Bush’s August sojourn will be his 65th trip to Crawford, according to Knoller.
The Houston Chronicle added, “The presidential vacation-time record holder is
the late Ronald Reagan, who tallied 436 days in his two terms. At 418,
correction 423 days (as of 08/1507), and
with 17 months to go in his presidency, Bush is going to beat that easily.”
It’s an interesting contrast with what the
typical American worker faces.
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I read with Great Delight that George Bush
had a Colonoscopy. Heck, I just wish I could have been the one
doing that procedure.
So Doctors removed five small growths..
huh? The scary part was that he temporarily transferred the powers
of his office to Vice President Dick Cheney under the rarely invoked
25th Amendment. Thank God, Cheney didn't do any of the things his
Republican BASE wanted. Right at the top of their war mongering
list was bombing Iran. And totally pardoning Libby was a close
second. Of course there were many other vile items on the neo con
wish list, but too many to list here.
Oh yeah back to the colonoscopy, when I read
this, “All were less than 1 centimeter (about four-tenths of an
inch)... "I was certain they had long last located Bush's
Brain...", because we all know he sits on it if he has one at all. |
The Imperial Presidency of
George W Bush - Huffington Post

Ah yes, the miracle of digital editing.... click the above pic to
view a slide show on how effective digital editing has become... Use your mouse
and click to change slides.
• Bush Orders Miers Not to Testify
President Bush ordered former counsel Harriet Miers to defy a
congressional summons, even as a second former aide told a Senate
panel Wednesday she knew of no involvement by Bush in the dismissals
of eight federal prosecutors. Contempt citations against both women
were a possibility.
House Democrats threatened to cite Miers if she refused to appear as
subpoenaed for a Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday. The White
House said she was immune from the subpoena and Bush had directed
her not to appear, according to Miers' lawyer. Democrats said her
immunity ended when she left her White House job.
Across the Capitol, meanwhile, former White House political director
Sara Taylor found out what Miers may already have known: It's almost
impossible to answer some committee questions but not others without
breaching either the subpoena or Bush's claim of executive
privilege.
After first refusing to answer questions about Bush's possible role
in the firings, Taylor later told the Senate Judiciary Committee
that she knew of no involvement by the president. Further, she said,
she knew of no wrongdoing by administration officials in the
controversy that has hobbled the Justice Department and imperiled
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.
Speculation is that because Taylor answered MORE questions than the
White House expected, the order came down to Meirs not to even show
up. And Harriet being the good little Neo Con Nazi, she won't
be there. |
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AP/wikipedia.org
So, comon now, oh where oh where is our beloved
press corp? Jon Stewart magnificently busted Tony
Snow lying and he did it in the perfect way,..Take a
look… Seriously, why didn't NBC, CBS or ABC
catch this? Where is the New York Times, or LA
Times? Congrats to the Washington Post.
PLAY
Even Dan Froomkin
caught this one…
Stewart explained that Snow “was adamant
months ago that the dismissal of these attorneys
had nothing to do with politics.”
He rolled video of Snow from
March 15,
saying: “It’s pretty clear that these things are
based on performance and not on sort of attempts
to do political retaliation, if you will.”
Stewart: “So anyway, that was three months
ago. Three months later, a dozen subpoenas, six
hearings, . . . thousands of released e-mails,
it turns out that their performances were
actually pretty good. And all signs are now
pointing to political motivations. I wonder how
the White House is going to reconcile this
apparent discrepancy?”
Stewart then rolled video from
Wednesday’s briefing, at which a reporter
asked Snow: “At the beginning of this story, the
President, you, Dan Bartlett, others said on
camera that politics was not involved, this was
performance-based, but –”
Snow’s reply: “No, that is something — we
have never said that.”…read
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This just in:
Japanese
scandal-tainted minister kills himself. Oh damn, why couldn't he
have been Bush's role model? I love what
Wonkette had to say about the little girl from the pretend Jesus Law
Schools' (that would be class president Monica Goodling) meteoric rise to the
top of the Bush - Gonzales Crime Syndicate. Boy if he
keeps it up, Alberto "SEEDY" Gonzales will wrestle that "Teflon" moniker
away from John Gotti forever! |