RB TexLa
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Thu Aug-24-06 01:58 PM
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Bush "I can't get the job done" |
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Bush says the troops will come home when the mission is completed, and then says they will be there as long as he is president. So he said he can't get the job done.
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Thu Aug-24-06 02:01 PM
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paraded his pre-Governor days in the business arena, that would have been a given!
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Thu Aug-24-06 02:02 PM
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2. I'm susprised he is smart enough to realize that |
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after all he doesn't have a clue what he has done or how in the hell to get out of it. what a failed presidency, the w* years.
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Thu Aug-24-06 02:17 PM
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3. bush thinks he's a CEO of a corporation |
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what job???? what mission???? all that alcohol and recreational drugs are eating away at his brain cells, that's if he even has them.
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Thu Aug-24-06 03:37 PM
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4. Better living through Chemistry! |
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Fri Aug-25-06 01:56 AM
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5. About time for one of Poppy's rich friends to bail him out, isn't it? n/t |
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Fri Aug-25-06 02:01 AM
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6. I like the way you've connected the dots. |
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Fri Aug-25-06 02:09 AM
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7. God! that must be why he failed as CEO |
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"we will continue to pour money into the 'blood from a stone' project until the job is done! I will not stop this while I am CEO!"
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Fri Aug-25-06 05:20 AM
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8. He said previously that this would be decided by the next administration. |
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Fri Aug-25-06 06:48 AM
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11. The Democrats will have to be the cleaners... again. |
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Fri Aug-25-06 05:53 AM
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9. That was evident from the get go. |
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Fri Aug-25-06 06:40 AM
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10. He's not thinking about what's right for America. He's just trying to |
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stay loyal to those who will make his return to the private sector more comfortable.
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Fri Aug-25-06 06:50 AM
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12. To bring them home now would be an admission he was wrong... |
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Edited on Fri Aug-25-06 06:55 AM by Crankie Avalon
...he doesn't have that in him, no matter how much not admitting it harms the country. His whole life has been one series of failures. This "presidency" is his last chance at showing he wasn't a failure. If he were to succeed at it, all the other decades of his wasted life would be outweighed. And his "presidency" hinges on this war. He thinks so long as he prolongs it, there will never be a judgment of failure.
When the next president brings the troops home, Bush and his ilk will blame that person and say the failure of America in Iraq was because that president brought home the troops "before the job was done," not because of the actual reasons--that the troops never should have been sent there in the first place or that a lack of any strategy and the missteps of the Bush administration caused the Iraqi people to turn against the Americans during those crucial early/developmental years of the occupation.
It's all about him and his shoddy ego.
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Fri Aug-25-06 06:51 AM
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13. At least he has an exit strategy. |
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Edited on Fri Aug-25-06 06:51 AM by mwb970
But only for himself.
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