Who is the most likely to secretly despise George W. Bush?

[The Night Owl]

To make things more interesting, please give a reason why you think your choice is the most likely to secretly despise George W. Bush.

[idgiehkt]

1. i voted for the soldiers

at least the ones in Iraq probably do.

[YellowRubberDuckie]

13. Ditto.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. Well, I think his wife is more likely to despise him........

Even in a shallow marriage, the wife still knows more about the husband than anyone else.......

Can you imagine being married to *?

:puke:

[datasuspect]

4. i can imagine him coming from the toilet

and saying to pickles, "hey daaarlin', smail my fanger"

[The Night Owl]

3. I voted for Colin Powell...

I know... I know... Colin Powell is the ultimate company man, but something about the way he acts around GWB and talks about GWB makes me think he secretly hates the guy.

[Chan790]

5. I voted for GHWB

because one of my professors, who was connected in those circles, told me that any time you hear one of the Bush Sr. old-boys (especially Laurence Eagleberger) criticize current policy it's only done with the consent and agreement of the old man.

Kind of a way to "publicly" (within GOP-insider circles) chastise Dubya and the current BushCo without having to do it truly publicly.

Edited for grammar and speeling.

[Deep13]

6. Grammar police, pull over!

License and registration. Do you know why I pulled you over? No? Did you see that infinitive back there that you drove right through? "To despise" is one word. You're not supposed to split that infinitive verb with an adverb or anything else. "Secretly to despise" is right as is "to despise secretly". Also one may say, "to despise George W. Bush secretly."

Just a warning this time. The rule is not well known.

[The Night Owl]

7. Ha! Your bogus charge won't stand up in grammar court!

The split infinitive is generally not considered to be a prosecutable offense these days. So, basically, you're an out-of-control grammar cop who needs to be pulled off the streets!

:)

[GoddessOfGuinness]

16. split infinitive

Is that like gaucho pants?

[SOteric]

8. Probably Karl Rove.

I don't imagine anyone so ambitious and conniving grows up thinking "I'd like to be a henchman." "I want to be the man behind the power someone else wields." And to have that power brandished by a bumbling, vapid twit, that's got to be galling.

[Chan790]

10. Perhaps...

if that twit is easily-manipulated, a true-believer/zealot type, and is too stupid to know he's being used, it's just like being in charge yourself. Or so I figure.

[Skittles]

9. I think most, if not all of them do

they are republican whores and their allegiance is to the GOP, not America or george f****ing bush. Imagine having to prop up that illiterate, incompetent bastard - imagine playing second fiddle to him. INDEED.

[femmocrat]

11. It has to be Laura. You can see it in her body language. n/t

[Katina]

12. None of the above! It's JEB BUSH!

After all, he's the one who was supposed to have the brains and run for pres, not GW. Now, his chances of EVER running are slim to none. :evilgrin:

[spacelady]

14. I vote for W. He probably despises himself , but is unconscious of it.

Self-loathing scum. Must bring everything down with him.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

15. Laura despises him; but she loves

the family $$$.

When there's no love in your heart, you can't marry for it.

[RagingInMiami]

17. His own self