14% of Americans believe Bush on the question

[malaise]

of Iraq and the reality of the civil war.Poll cited on MSNBC.
Pat Buchanan is about to blow a fuse. He alone and Bush want this crap to continue.

How amusing that MSM is now asking whether Bush is delusional. We here have been saying that for years.
Sp.

[H2O Man]

1. Pat is channeling

Bush's break from reality.

[Suich]

2. Wow! Scarborough is going nuts!

:hi:

[Webster Green]

3. Scarborough is right in his face....This is great!

I can't believe Joe's turnabout lately.

[Rosemary2205]

4. Don't count your chickens

Joe can't help but admit Bush is out to lunch. This doesn't mean Joe gives a snot about ANY progressive issue or that he has any inclination to assist in stopping the ultra elite from their rape and pillage of America.

[waiting for hope]

7. Did you see the "glasses"

he was wearing a few weeks ago - he's riding high on KO coattails and he knows it. If he was really true to his latest turn of heart, he wouldn't continue to have Pat on the show. EVERY NIGHT.

[Critters2]

5. I thought Buchanan opposed the war and the neo-cons

He used to. :wtf:

[H2O Man]

6. He has been

against the the administration's drive to war. He believes that there is a situation there now that demands further US involvement. It is true that the administration has done damage to not only Iraq, but to the US's position in the world. However, Mr. Buchanan does not have a rational position on what we should do to resolve the immediate crisis or long term damage.

[malaise]

8. Well said

Buchanan's dilemma is that false pride and jingoism have him trapped. He still thinks it's unpatriotic to speak the truth about this mess.

[H2O Man]

9. He is afraid.

And I do not mean that in a cowardly sense. He is afraid of the mess this administration has created.

[malaise]

10. Yep as well as

humiliated and embarrassed. A lot of old men finally understand the scale of this clusterfuck.