Bush "I'm not telling". . ."I want them all voting for me" ???

[GreenPoet64]

Was Bush arrogantly suggesting there will be another Supreme Court decision to put him in office when he said "I want them all voting for me?"

<snip>

Michaelson: Mr. President, if there were a vacancy in the Supreme Court and you had the opportunity to fill that position today, who would you choose and why?

Bush: I'm not telling.

(Laughter)

I really don't have - haven't picked anybody yet. Plus, I want them all voting for me.

(Laughter)

<snip> http://www.truthout.org/docs_04/101004X.shtml

[ogradda]

1. opened up a can of worms

with that statement didn't he?

[kaitykaity]

2. That statement

reminded me just how much I HATE THAT SON OF A BITCH!!!

I HATE HIM I HATE HIM I HATE HIM I HATE HIM.

The fucking nerve, man.

[Journeyman]

3. Do you think maybe he meant he wouldn't identify. . .

a particular individual he might name to the Supreme Court when a vacancy opened, and that he didn't want to do this because he wants all those who may be in line to be so appointed to vote for him? A little joke (flat and stupid, as all BushCo jokes prove to be).

[LDS Jock]

5. I think thats what he meant, but not funny

due to the 2000 election scam. He seems to have a knack for bad humor. The searching for WMD under the podium, daughters on a leash, and now this. Dumb ass.

[The Backlash Cometh]

6. He's an arrogant piss.

[flordehinojos]

4. Perhaps a telling sign that that might be on his mind is the fact that

here in Florida the voting machines have no paper trails, that in Duval County Florida, voters whose voting registrations have been incorrectly filled are told "sorry, you can't fix it and you can't vote", and that out in the Orlando-Tampa region black activists are being intimidated from going out and getting people to register to vote. The bushes are up to no good. he knows his l'il bro jeb, jeb's secretary of state glenda hood, and their supervisor of elections in broward county brenda snipes are all up to no good.