Defrank: Poor Bush had a week that reeked (WH Totally Constipated)

[RamboLiberal]

http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/478933p-402763c.html

For a wounded President locked in a lethal downward spiral ever since his reelection, it was the cruelest week of all.

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"He'll be fine but he can't be doing very good," said a well-placed Bush source who talks with the President often. "It's been a terrible year, and it keeps getting worse."

Yet Bush is described by another recent visitor as still resolutely defiant, convinced history will ultimately vindicate him.

"I'll be dead when they get it right," he said during an Oval Office meeting last week.

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"The White House is totally constipated," a former aide complained. "There's not enough adult leadership, and the 30-year-olds still think it's 2000 and they're riding high."

[babylonsister]

1. "I'll be dead when they get it right" - that attitude stinks to high heaven.

It's apparent he feels he can do whatever the hell he wants because he won't hear history's judgment.
I pray that judgment is swift and won't wait til he's dead. He needs to know what a total fuck-up he is and how totally he botched his 'legacy'. :grr:

[rodeodance]

4. its still all about him!!---not the people he is suspose to govern!

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

2. "I'll be dead when they get it right." That pretty much says it all, doesn't it?

:scared: MKJ

[Cha]

7. It does..there's really

no more to say on that.

[tridim]

3. Bush Co's final fall is going to be spectacular

Just like Humpty Dumpty.

[Sal Minella]

5. "I'll be dead when they get it right," = Avg. soldier re current Administration

[gulliver]

6. "I'll be dead when they get it right." He wishes.

We are already getting it right. Bush can either admit he was wrong and take responsibility or try to blur and dissemble. Either way, the best he can hope for is only a little better than a total "image annihilation." His character is becoming known. His fraudulence is coming to the surface.

He's still trying to get away with it. As his father said (echoing a long held sentiment), the true test of a man's character is how he deals with loss/adversity. Bush is failing the test, just like all the others.