Now I am convinced that * hates us all so much for not backing his

[Seansky]

little plan to glory and will do everything to just make our lives and our children's life miserable...

The list of things he is destroying or taking back from the middle class is enormous and he'll have plenty of time to destroy what he hasn't yet...

And he talks to G*D?

[Der Blaue Engel]

1. He does seem like a vindictive little bastard

I remember thinking he was sticking it to California when he first took office because of the Enron thing...we were overwhelmingly blue and it pissed him off, and he did a lot of little things that fucked California early in 2001...I can't remember the specifics now, but I remember noting it at the time and thinking how it seemed he was personally punishing us.

He thinks he IS God.

[Jawja]

3. Yes, and didn't California

go for Clinton against Poppy in '92?

[Der Blaue Engel]

6. You betcha

California has been very blue since '92...but that may soon change if the redistricting on Ahnod's assinine special election goes through next month.

[SammyWinstonJack]

2. He is just another self serving self absorbed self important asshole.

And yes, he loves revenge. I think it's his driving force in life. He talks to the G*D of money and power. He's a small minded little puke, one who is used to getting his own way and who hates to lose at anything. Dangerous little worm, he is.

[BrklynLiberal]

4. His reputation for vindictiveness is well known, and goes way back.

The Smallness of King George:Hell Hath No Fury Like a W Scorned

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The Payback Principle, George W. Bush's almost unquenchable need for revenge, was first and amply demonstrated in his 1994 campaign for governor of Texas
<snip>
As President, Bush's penchant for intimidation and punishment has reached new heights. The case of Ambassador Joseph Wilson and his wife Valerie Plame is probably the most notorious and most serious, but hardly an isolated instance.
<snip>
An early indication of the vindictiveness of this administration came with the saga of Vermont Senator Jim Jeffords' defection from the GOP in 2001. This is a tale of double-retribution. First, Jeffords refused to back the Bush tax cut plan in 2001. As The New Republic reported in June 2001, the White House responded by gutting special education programs supported by Jeffords and by threatening the Northeast Interstate Dairy Compact critical to the Vermont milk industry. To add insult to injury, the Bush team took the unprecedented step of not inviting Jeffords to a White House event honoring a teacher from Vermont. They even denied Jeffords' office White House tour passes for his constituents.
<snip>
This president's smallness and partisanship even extend to the dead. Commenting in the tragic death of the popular Democratic Senator Paul Wellstone in an October 25, 2002 plane crash, this was the best Bush could muster for an opponent:

"Paul Wellstone was a man of deep convictions, a plain-spoken fellow who did his best for his state and for his country. May the good Lord bless those who grieve."
<snip>

Lots more......
http://www.perrspectives.com/articles/art_smking01.htm

[pretzel4gore]

5. ahh....adolph too

the mine camper guy....he tried to get the germans to 'fight to the death' when it looked like the war was lost, and had visions of 'werewolves' falling among crowds of too relaxed allied troopers and their german 'collaboraotors ' and doing a pat robertson on them! adoph knew that such shenanigans would get the allies very mad, and probably cause germany to be so destroyed it would remain only as a mythical place, but like junior bush today , he was willing to make the sacrifice!
it appears geeb (brother of john ellis bush, or 'jeb') and adolph hitler think alike!