there4eyeM
unlicensed metaphysician
- Jul 5, 2012
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Yes, might makes right.
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Sure, among Republicans:
Why? I believed Bush. Throw me in jail along with the other millions of Americans who believed Bush and the GOP?I agree; Congress, including Clinton, is also guilty.
You are a brainwashed fool.Before he became president, George Bush loved to go out and do things. He owned a sports team. He was in the news. He was governor of Texas. He loved to travel.
But since he's been president, his public life has completely vanished. He can't leave the country. At the very least, he could be arrested for war crimes and torture. At the most, he might be attacked and killed.
It has to bother him that the GOP don't want him anywhere near their convention. He was president for 8 years and followed GOP policies perfectly. It's not his fault they failed and damaged the country. They were lousy policies.
His foreign policies were disasters. Even his "no help if you pass out or talk about condoms" probably caused more cases of AIDS than helped. We know about the Middle East.
I suspect the countries that supported his Iraq coalition are ashamed and feel duped.
He knows all this. It's not a surprise to him.
We found out about his lie that he had never been arrested or convicted of a crime. How embarrassing.
We found out his wife had killed her ex years before.
The lasting image of his daughters as criminals and drug users.
And now he will spend the rest of his life as a recluse afraid to even step outside of his compound. And maybe even family members are in danger for what he's done. They probably go by different names when out in public.
And worse, once Obama leaves office, he will be one of the most respected men in the world. That's gotta hurt, probably most of all.