BRAVE MOM-Who Lost Son-Gets In Bush's Face: "Yes I am Hostile, Because -YOU-Sent My Son Over There"

[kpete]

"President Bush, ..... told me I was kind of, seemed like I was kind of hostile. I said, ‘yes I am hostile, because you sent my son over there.’ So my thing is -- all the questions that I asked him, he didn’t know nothing then, and he definitely don’t know nothing now, because the United States is in worser shape now that it was in 2003 that my son died.''

Martin asked: "So when you left that meeting did you leave with determination to do something or did that happen over time?''

Johnson said: "When he told me -- I said what’s, what’s the mission? He couldn’t give me an answer. I says, well I’m going to tell you what: I’m on my mission now. My mission had just begun. And my mission is to fight to bring these troops home, to take care of these troops when they get home.

"Then he gave us a presidential coin,'' she said. "Now you check this out: He gave six of us a presidential coin, tell us not to tell the rest of the people that was there, and then after that he told us don’t go sell it on eBay. Now you tell me how insensitive that can be? What kind of caring person is that?''

http://newsblogs.chicagotribune.com/news_theswamp/2007/05/bush_to_mother_.html

[RevCheesehead]

1. Gee, I have a friend who got a Presidential box of M&M's.

Wonder how she'll react when I tell her she should have held out for a Presidential Coin.

[Divernan]

90. I still have my box of Presidential M&M's from the first Clinton inauguration.

What a swell party that was!

Off topic, but mention of presidential M&M's made me free-associate to a much kinder, gentler time in our history.

Bush's insensitivity to parents whose children he has used as cannon fodder goes beyond my descriptive powers as to negative adjectives. But it is what we could expect from a man who as governor mocked and mimicked people begging for their lives in the form of a stay-of-execution.
For those few who don't know the story, Bush, using a falsetto voice, entertained a guest in the governor's office with a snickering imitation of aa about to be executed woman: "Oh please, Mr. Governor, don't kill me!"

[Labors of Hercules]

122. I'd rather have a box of thumbtacks from Clinton...

Than a box of Diamonds from Dubya.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

2. Herr Chimpenfuhrer... a shining beacon in the people's time of need

:sarcasm:

:spank: :spank: :grr:

[samq79]

3. UGH...

"Then he gave us a presidential coin,'' she said. "Now you check this out: He gave six of us a presidential coin, tell us not to tell the rest of the people that was there, and then after that he told us don’t go sell it on eBay. Now you tell me how insensitive that can be? What kind of caring person is that?''

that's our good ole' boy presnet...Insensitive, and out of touch right to the core.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

7. Welcome to DU...

but this is rather an odd hobby "playing music and hangin' out with your mom", no? :shrug:

[blondeatlast]

Your mom? Or my mom? Or all our moms?

Well, he can't exactly hang out with mine... :rofl:

I'll give a pass on playin' music, though.

[orleans]

101. my MOM? he's hanging out with MY MOM? (i don't think so...) n/t

[ncrainbowgrrl]

44. But the ebay selling would count as a new job...

I can't believe he's against small businesses :sarcasm:

[OnyxCollie]

92. Don't forget to pay the tax on internet sales! nt

[kpete]

58. may I also welcome you

great name - very appropriate for these times!

[SammyWinstonJack]

75. I don't know how any one can think that george is a caring person.

It boggles the mind! Truly, it does. HE LIED ABOUT WMD TO START A WAR AGAINST A SOVEREIGN NATION THAT NEVER DID ANYTHING TO US! What part of that, doesn't anyone get? :banghead:

[calimary]

89. Welcome to DU! Did you see this comment?

He gave he only one coin? I thought the traditional payment for blood money was 30 pieces of silver?

Posted by: Tony | May 31, 2007 4:03:14 PM


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Beautiful!

Callous, unfeeling, selfish, arrogant, heartless bastard!!!

Glad you're here samq79. Now get to work!

[yardwork]

4. I feel nauseated for the second time this morning.

Bush is simply horrific. He is unimaginably evil. A coin to replace her son. Oh my God.

[sinkingfeeling]

9. But, you don't get it! It wasn't just any old coin. It was a 'presidential coin'. Probably with

Georgie's face on it and impressive words like 'President of the United States of America'. So in Bush's mind, it was a fair trade.

[jojo54]

Irrelevant, but H and I didn't go for the pres. coins just 'cause

Georgie would be on one of them. We've been doing the state coins for our grandkids, but we won't be forced to have to own something with that pricks face and bio on it. F*ck that!

[ejbrush]

67. Presidential coin? What a degenerate bastard.

I cannot even imagine what I'd do if I'd been there when he said that. What a prick. One of these days, somebody's mom is going to decide that doing time in the federal pen or Guantanemo is a fair deal for the simple pleasure of slapping that smug smirk off his face.

I have decided to buy the W quarters by the roll when they finally come out and deface every single one of them with a ball peen hammer. Just one good swat each. Maybe, if I'm creative, I'll stamp a nice "T" for traitor on each forehead instead. Sure, defacing currency is a crime, but man, will it feel good.

[colorado_ufo]

80. He probably has his face in profile with a laurel wreath on his head

a la Julius Caesar.

Seriously, what can you expect of a man raised by the mother he had? Is anyone delusional enough to think this woman was capable of teaching him manners, empathy, social decorum, courtesy, or any of the arts of civility? Or of even giving him any warmth, love, confidence and support as a child? Not to overlook his highly deficient father, but I lay a huge portion of this man's gigantic set of problems squarely in her uncaring, unloving, wrinkled lap.

[The Count]

115. He told us his mother taught him to LOOK humble - obviously failed at even that

I guess it's hard to decide who was at fault - educator or student?
Also, that brings to mind that 9.11 story they thought was so great - it made it into their Showtime propaganda movie: a little girl showed him the photo of her father that she was about to post on a board for finding the disappeared. W AUTOGRAPHED the photos and told the kid: "I'm sure you'll find him and when you do, tell him you met ME

[colorado_ufo]

124. Didn't (couldn't bring myself to) watch the film.

This is the first that I heard of this, and words fail me!

[Cha]

81. I throw it back in his

smirking, leering, ugly face and get arrested for assaulting a retarded chimp.

[krispos42]

98. Get yourself a stamping set...

and a sizable ball-peen hammer. A pair of pliers so you don't whack your fingers will also help. Then go to town.

If you want to be creative, stamp a zero on each of his ugly mugs, then stamp a diagonal line through the zero...

[shain from kane]

26. Reminds me of when Lyndon Johnson gave a bust of himself to the Pope.

An overbearing man, often a bully, he once surprised the Pope during a ceremonial gift-giving in Rome. The Pontiff handed the President a 14th-century painting; Johnson gave the Pope a bust of himself.

[zbdent]

48. and when she unwrapped it, she found out that the brown center

wasn't chocolate ...

[Lisa]

73. best post of the week! (n/t)

[maggiegault]

62. I am nauseated by this, too. Absolutely sickened.

You know, I am a professional writer, very good at what I do. These miscreants in the * cabal, however, defy even my sharpest skills. Words simply fail me.

And trust me, * doesn't want my brother's family in any receiving line where we are given the chance to speak to him.

[Lisa]

74. can you imagine making up a character like that?

A friend of mine, who was writing a children's play, said that all the villains he could come up with were absolutely nothing next to the real-life Bush -- especially with his chortling delight in being wrong!

[Dr.Phool]

5. Kick

Right in the balls for that insensitive little prick.

[panader0]

6. I remember that. If i'm not mistaken, she was black, and bush

said the "Don't sell it on ebay" directly to her.

[bdamomma]

16. oh god, what an a$$hole * is, it can't get any clearer, what a

sick SOB. He is totally delusional and sick.

[cui bono]

61. And then as she was leaving Barbara offered her

a cot in the Astrodome.

[napi21]

8. I feel very sad for that lady, but I'm SURPRISED the SS actually let her stay and

argue with the king like that! I'm GLAD they did though! It's about time people had the opportunity to smack him down. I only wish MORE people had that opportunity!

[npincus]

10. he gives bereaved mothers a presidential coin?

they should have thrown them in his fucking face.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

12. a token of his sympathy...

:mad:

[StarryNite]

69. The should have told him to shove them

up his ass!

[rudy23]

11. On a semi-related note--the speech * gave the Friday after Katrina hit was so insensitive it made me

want to kick a hole in my TV.

Making jokes about how he used to get drunk in the French Quarter--what kind of a sociopath do we have leading this country? So much contempt for human life.

[Arugula Latte]

13. Life is just a frat party for that asswipe "president"

Seriously, Bush reminds me of why I had such contempt for most of the frat dudes I knew in college ... At least most of them probably grew up, eventually. Not Bush.

He is beyond despicable.

[wryter2000]

56. I can't watch him

Years ago I used to scream at the TV when he came on. Now, I have to turn the TV off. I can't even play bingo at the SOTU. And, there isn't enough Scotch in the world for a drinking game that could let me watch him.

[tanyev]

14. Is there a market for presidential coins on Ebay?

I wouldn't pay any money for such a thing.

[teach1st]

17. A few at this link

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?sofocus=bs&sbrftog=1&from=R10&_trksid=m37&satitle=presidential+coins+bush&sacat=-1%26catref%3DC6&sargn=-1%26saslc%3D2&sadis=200&fpos=ZIP%2FPostal&ftrt=1&ftrv=1&saprclo=&saprchi=&fsop=1%26fsoo%3D1&coaction=compare&copagenum=1&coentrypage=search&fgtp=

[tanyev]

22. Oooh, $2.99.

Yeah, that almost makes up for losing a son.


:grr:

[colorado_ufo]

82. * probably thinks she was overpaid.

[beyurslf]

120. I am pretty sure that is Dad's coin. It looks like George the Elder and

it is 1988 and says 41st Prez. The one that is below it with 6 coins for 1.00 is the GWB selection.

[Ganja Ninja]

27. Did you notice this?

This coin is stamped George W. Bush 41st. President of the United when it should be stamped George HW Bush.



Poor poppy, he can't get no respect. Forever confused with his no account son.

[uppityperson]

45. Presidential challenge coin. WTF is a presidential challenge? never mind.

http://cgi.ebay.com/GEORGE-W-BUSH-Presidential-Challenge-Coin_W0QQitemZ140124545486QQihZ004QQcategoryZ4103QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[Lerkfish]

49. LOL! no one is bidding on it.

that says a mouthful right there.

[AllegroRondo]

50. Its a military thing - I'll explain

most military commands have a special coin made, that the commander gives as rewards to people who have done something great or important for the unit. I got a couple dozen during my time in the Army, from battalion to brigade to some division (2 star general) coins. The usually have the rank and name of the commander giving it engraved on it, and better ones have dates and the name of the receiver too.

The higher the rank of the coin, the more 'important' it is. A common bar bet among soldiers is called "coining". If you're in a bar with fellow soldiers, you pull out your highest ranking coin and challenge someone to outrank it. If they do, you have to buy them a drink. If not, they buy you one. Thats why the coins are sometimes called "challenge coins".

[juno jones]

66. Sounds positively Roman

Throw the troops a few coins, preferably with your face on them...

[Lisa]

76. it does! In fact, there are even historical examples, with a "tails" image ...

... of the Emperor, consul, etc. giving coins to the troops, or the adoring populace.

[jmowreader]

68. There's another way to do a coin check

The coins aren't just rewards from the commander. They sell them, and all NCOs and officers are expected to buy one.

In the really old days, we used to hold NCO Calls in the NCO Open Mess. An NCO Call is a training session. They were always held on Friday at 1600--you'd train until Retreat sounded, at which time you'd go outside, salute the flag as it was lowered, and then go back inside where the bar would open. All you guys who were in units that did things you could discuss in a bar would drink and talk shop; all of us who did secret work would drink and drink some more. Anyway, about an hour into this someone would get really fucking stupid and call for a coin check. The way we always worked it in my units was to take the guys who forgot their coins, extract four or five dollars from each and buy one round for the whole unit. The tradition, of course, is to have each person buy a round--but you'd normally have thirty to forty people who didn't bring their coins. No one can drink two cases of beer at one sitting.

The tradition also says that, in the very rare event that everyone remembered their coins, the person who calls the coin check has to buy a round for the house. That never happens.

[JTFrog]

87. Shouldn't that be

challenged president?

[bdamomma]

15. * is so arrogant , throwing a coin at a mother who losted her son

how insensitive is that, he couldn't give a flying F about anyone. He needs to be removed, what a sick sick SOB.

[shain from kane]

20. Evremonde tosses a coin to the mother of the child killed by his team of horses.

[TahitiNut]

37. Where's Madame Defarge when we need her??

[shain from kane]

51. That user name has been taken.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

78. He wouldn't know a tricoteuse if she bit him in the arse!!!

Tale of Two Cities reference. Women who knitted secret codes in their knitting for the Revolution.

[MsMagnificent]

96. Which, in that Tale,

started the Revolution -- and the Reign of Terror.
Only the Dem's are too nice and truly fair for that,
...but I sure don't put it beyond Repukes! (I'd still like to know what all those camps, replete with railways, are for!)


Exactly what I thought when I read this, you beat me to posting it :)

[chervilant]

112. The Revolution Has Begun

We are in the earliest stages, but it's begun. The Internet is key, and that's a BIG reason why they're trying to shut us down. I see more and more people galvanized into action, and the first action is impeachment. Please, put all your time and energy into letters, emails and actions that support impeachment. We MUST get Bushco out of office.

[Enrique]

18. why so hostile, lady?

sez Bush to the grieving mother.

[NewYorkerfromMass]

19. Those coins are worthless

if Bush's name is on them. What an egotistical, maniacal ass.

[bdamomma]

24. when * said don't sell the coins on E Bay

I would have said they are worthless anyway.

[EVDebs]

36. Bush Family Motto is what ? OPM...other people's money

Those weren't paid for out of his salary, you can count on that.

[liberalitch]

38. I would do it immediately.....

and donate the proceeds to cher's organization

[Ganja Ninja]

21. The US Mint should issue commemorative GWB wooden nickles.

He's about that useless.

[colorado_ufo]

83. Good one!

[DesertRat]

23. * learned compassion from his mother

[emilyg]

97. I'll never forget that.

[curiousdemo]

111. The little apple doesn't fall far from the tree

[driver8]

25. I think I would have told shrubby to shove the coin right up his ass.

What a pompous, uncaring, insensitive buffoon he is.

Jesus...just when I think I have reached my limits of hating him, he takes it to a new level.

[librechik]

43. huh--that was my reaction too!

:evilgrin:

[radfringe]

28. a coin and a joke

that's how bush expresses his compassion...

here's a question for you all - when bush leaves, what should he be given?

[tblue37]

29. Life. (eom)

[tblue37]

30. In my preceding post I was referring to a sentence, of course. (eom)

[notadmblnd]

31. oh, he's caring.....

caring about his coins. Typical.

[liberal N proud]

32. Her son for a presidential coin - how grand!

I'm sure she will treasure it forever :sarcasm:

[shain from kane]

34. Throw it in a wishing well, and hope your wish becomes true.

[Cabcere]

33. A couple of things:

1. I feel really sad for this woman and all the other parents who have lost children in Iraq - I can't even imagine how painful that must be, and my heart goes out to them all. :cry: :hug:
2. I'm kind of surprised she was even allowed to express a dissenting opinion to der Chimpenfuhrer's face, but I am REALLY glad she did. :thumbsup: You go, girl!
3. Bush is an ASSFACE. :grr:

[ComerPerro]

35. Bush is such a fucking douchebag asshole that its hilarious sometimes

Grieving mothers come to him and get in his face, very upset, demanding he put an end to his wasteful and unjust war.

He basically tossed them a few coins and said "don't spend it all in one place"!

[notadmblnd]

40. she should have handed it back to him and told him to shove it up his ass!

[shain from kane]

52. And give her change.

[guitar man]

39. Of course she isn't going to sell it

on ebay. With his horrific mug on it, the shipping would surely be more than the coin could ever possibly be worth....

[FloridaJudy]

41. What a total jerk!

What a vile, wretched, miserable excuse for a man. We know you don't have normal feelings like a real person, George, but couldn't you at least try to fake it the way Reagan did? There isn't any Blue Fairy around to turn you into a human being, unfortunately.

Excuse me. I have to wipe the spittle off my keyboard now.

[proud2BlibKansan]

42. What is this administration's obsession with ebay?

Remember that comment cheney made about the economy being in great shape because of all the money people were making on ebay??

[Downtown Hound]

60. Well, they's proud of the internets and the google

Is they learning? Yes they is.

[Th1onein]

88. Hahahaha!

I don't know WHY that always gets me, but it does! What an IDIOT we have for a CIC.

[OnyxCollie]

93. They figured out ebay sales can be taxed. nt

[beltanefauve]

103. Speaking of

the Big Dick, did you catch this blogger's comment?



Dick Cheney and George Bush have created a lot of jobs with Ebay, and they are justified in demanding that the economic growth follows some common sense rules. With Dick Cheney as President, this economic growth will continue.

Dick Cheney 08

http://www.ilovedickcheney.blogspot.com

Posted by: richard bruce | May 31, 2007 6:17:25 PM

http://newsblogs.chicagotribune.com/news_theswamp/2007/05/bush_to_mother_.html

Wow. Just wow.

[chervilant]

113. Because

It's a source of income that is extremely difficult to tax.

[wicket]

46. God bless her

Could shrub be an even bigger asshole?? :grr:

[zippy890]

47. kick

One brave mom - I applaud her

[Jack Rabbit]

53. Scratch any right winger deep enough and you find a racist

[AngryOldDem]

54. Just when I think he can't say anything more worse or more stupid...

BUSH DOES!

"Then he gave us a presidential coin,'' she said. "Now you check this out: He gave six of us a presidential coin, tell us not to tell the rest of the people that was there, and then after that he told us don’t go sell it on eBay. Now you tell me how insensitive that can be? What kind of caring person is that?''


I would have told him to keep his fucking coin. Even the coin business pisses me off. Totally inappropriate.

[wryter2000]

55. Good for that lady

Not too many people get a chance to tell him the truth to his face, and most people would be too intimidated to stick it to the President of the United States.

[Initech]

57. See that Freepers? Even the asshole-in-chief doesn't know why we're over there!

So the next time you go spewing pre-fabricated bullshit talking points about why we're over there, remember this: BUSH HIMSELF DOESN'T KNOW WHY WE ARE OVER THERE!!!!

[Downtown Hound]

59. Hell, I'd sell it on ebay

A presidential coin given to me by him would mean shit. Every time I'd look at I'd be reminded of why he isn't president, why my son was dead, and of all the monstrous bullshit that he spews out.

Yep, I'd sell the thing as soon as possible, assuming I could wait that long and didn't just chuck it into the garbage.

[Disturbed]

65. Busholini has a deparved sense of humor.

Telling this lady not to sell the coin on E-Bay was his idea of humor. She lost her son and he attempts a joke. This man is a Silver Spoon Sociopath with a lack of any emapthy. It is a shame that he represents America.

:grr:

[BornagainDUer]

63. With Reagan it was jellybeans. He kept a jar

on his desk as a message to all who might get serious about anything.

[argyl]

64. What a sick sense of humor. He probably thought he was being witty.

Right up there with "I hit the trifecta" and "Where are those pesky WMDs?"

[Lisa]

105. and "There's one terrible pilot!"

I've talked to any number of people about their reactions on the day of the attacks -- and not one of them has reported having that as their first thought. I don't know what is more disturbing, Bush having such a flippant impression (especially after having been warned about the possibility of this, well in advance) -- or his thinking that people would be amused by such a comment.

[Geek_Girl]

70. Wow that's like getting a live action form letter

He's like a loony tunes cartoon character. :crazy:

[proud patriot]

71. bush disgusts me

x(

[piedmont]

72. Really, truly not worth a god-damn. Link->

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=presidential+challenge+coin&category0=

[focusfan]

77. I've always knowed chimpy

was a son of a bitch

[Cha]

79. I'm glad to see there was

more to this "presidential coin-don't sell it on ebay" story.

This just gets better and better. Now Elaine Johnson is on a Mission to bring our troops home alive because the retarded chimp has no sensitivity.

You don't even know the blowback you've propagated, chimptard.

[daveskilt]

84. see the shiny penny! don't look at the bodies - the penny is shiny oooooh

[autorank]

85. K*R This woman has guts and she's very intelligent.

Disregard the diction, look at the points. She's the smartest person in the room, along with the other parents.

What a crime this is, all of it.

[think4yourself]

86. My thoughts exactly.

She's sharp. I would have been so pissed I would only have been able to punch him right in the throat. Oh hi Agent Mike.

[autorank]

104. Meet my Senator, the Hon. James Webb, (D-VA) Welcome to DU!!!

http://tinyurl.com/335fpf 20 Nov 2006

At a private reception held at the White House with newly elected lawmakers shortly after the election, Bush asked Webb how his son, a Marine lance corporal serving in Iraq, was doing.

Webb responded that he really wanted to see his son brought back home, said a person who heard about the exchange from Webb.

“I didn’t ask you that, I asked how he’s doing,” Bush retorted, according to the source.

Webb confessed that he was so angered by this that he was tempted to slug the commander-in-chief, reported the source, but of course didn’t. It’s safe to say, however, that Bush and Webb won’t be taking any overseas trips together anytime soon.

“Jim did have a conversation with Bush at that dinner,” said Webb’s spokeswoman Kristian Denny Todd. “Basically, he asked about Jim’s son, Jim expressed the fact that he wanted to have him home.” Todd did not want to escalate matters by commenting on Bush’s response, saying, “It was a private conversation.”

[DRoseDARs]

91. Reminds me of him mocking a Texas women on death row during th '00 campaign...

Some newspaper journalist got to ride with him in his governor's limo and had asked Bush about Karla Faye Tucker who had become repentant and had found Jesus or whatever (sorry, but I personally think that suddenly finding religion while on death row rings a tad hollow as far as penance, though I'm still anti-DP). Bush mocked her by say "Please don't kill me." in a whiny voice. The journalist was stunned and horrified by the statement. This cruelty and uncaring is nothing new for Bush, not by a long shot.

[MsMagnificent]

94. Were they silver?

...and only 6?
Should have been 30. Inflation, or perhaps deeply discounted from, oh, about 2000 years ago?

And to think he could bribe/buy off a mother?!

These monsters in power make me :puke:

[malaise]

95. That's little Bush

a small evil man in his every act. The people are coming to a boil.

[L. Coyote]

99. This story has as much life as "30 pieces of silver" .. = 2,000 years of infamy!!

[closeupready]

100. Very cold.

n/t

[LynzM]

102. I loathe this man.

His insensitivity is galling. I mean, really. :wtf: Every time I think it can't get more grating, it does. :banghead:

[19jet54]

106. I feel for ALL the moms - Mrs. Bixby too - Nothing much changes really?

Letter to Mrs. Bixby
In the fall of 1864, Massachusetts Governor John A. Andrew wrote to President Lincoln asking him to express condolences to Mrs. Lydia Bixby, a widow who was believed to have lost five sons during the Civil War. Lincoln's letter to her was printed by the Boston Evening Transcript. Later it was revealed that only two of Mrs. Bixby's five sons died in battle (Charles and Oliver). One deserted the army, one was honorably discharged, and another deserted or died a prisoner of war.
The authorship of the letter has been debated by scholars, some of whom now believe it was written instead by John Hay, one of Lincoln's White House secretaries. The original letter was destroyed by Mrs. Bixby, who was a Confederate sympathizer and disliked President Lincoln. Copies of an early forgery have been circulating for many years, causing many people to believe they have the original letter.

Executive Mansion,
Washington, Nov. 21, 1864.

Dear Madam,--

I have been shown in the files of the War Department a statement of the Adjutant General of Massachusetts that you are the mother of five sons who have died gloriously on the field of battle.

I feel how weak and fruitless must be any word of mine which should attempt to beguile you from the grief of a loss so overwhelming. But I cannot refrain from tendering you the consolation that may be found in the thanks of the Republic they died to save.

I pray that our Heavenly Father may assuage the anguish of your bereavement, and leave you only the cherished memory of the loved and lost, and the solemn pride that must be yours to have laid so costly a sacrifice upon the altar of freedom.

Yours, very sincerely and respectfully,

A. Lincoln

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

AND BUSH SAYS LITTLE OR NOTHING BUT DUH - WHAT AN IDIOT!!!!!!!!

[lefador]

107. She should have thrown the coin back at his ugly face...

Saddam, Bush... same shit, different asshole.

[The Backlash Cometh]

108. Well, a new Cindy Sheehan is born.

[Maryland Liberal]

109. You go Girl

And while we are at it- can we end the military draft so soilders wont be sent to IRAQ agaisnt their will?

[curiousdemo]

110. That coin she received from "Liar-In-Chief" will only net one cent

on Ebay.

[Triana]

114. George W. Bush: Psychopath

And THIS just exactly the type of thing that reveals him as such. There are SIX YEARS of psychopathic behavior we've seen from this man and the inherent danger and damage that it has wrought. Lucky for HIM he has money and influence so he can get away with it - like so many CxOs of so many OTHER corporations. He can get away with ANYTHING. People don't seem to realize that.

[Joe Bacon]

116. What a Christian!

Bush sure used a bunch of Christian compassion with another victim.

I'll take that Godless Chavez any day over this Christian phony!

[Hersheygirl]

117. Yes, he certainly is full of compassion

isn't he. :sarcasm: Psychopathic bastard.

[dogday]

118. I would of told him to take his coin and shove it up his wazoo

That is so insulting to me...

[Vanje]

119. Presidential coins on Ebay

http://cgi.ebay.com/6-Pcs-Presidential-Bush-Administration-Challenge-Coins_W0QQitemZ180126517519QQihZ008QQcategoryZ135QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem


Do you suppose these are the official coins?
JeeEz they're tacky. But tack is as tacky does. I would expect a narcisist like Bush to authorize just such coins.

[Vanje]

121. These sell for between 7 and 12 bucks on ebay

[Lisa]

123. that's still a lot more than Bush is worth!

Actually, someone would have to pay me a heck of a lot more than that to accept him as a booby prize.