Bush: Why I won't admit trying dope

[mr blur]

"The implied admission that the president used marijuana comes in a series of tape-recorded conversations between the future president and Doug Wead, an author and aide to the first president Bush, published on the eve of his fence-mending trip to Europe."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/usa/story/0,12271,1418944,00.html

(I particularly liked: ""I got to tell you two things right off the bat," he says he told one prominent evangelical minister. "One, I'm not going to kick gays, because I'm a sinner. How can I differentiate sin?")

[theorist]

1. Maybe that's what he was getting at when...

he claimed that Jesus was his favorite political philosopher.

[ghostsofgiants]

9. Wait, did he actually say that?

Has he even read the bible?!

CAN HE EVEN READ?!

[theorist]

10. Answers: YES! Kinda.... and "I don't recall".

He said it during the 2000 Republican primaries:

http://clarionherald.org/20000106/maestri.htm

[arcane1]

2. translation: he would LIE if asked

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what about the children? If the president can lie, why can't I? :puke:

[pnorman]

3. No problem with the children.

If they can show that they were under thirty years of age at the time, they're home FREE.

[arcane1]

4. make that 40

his "youthful indescretion" of being a bloody drunkard ended then

[pnorman]

5. Thanks for the correction.

I knew better, but got careless. And FORTY make it even MORE ridiculous.

pnorman

[orleans]

6. suggested retitle:

Bush: Why I won't try to admit I'm a dope

[ProgressiveConn]

7. He is pulling a Jason Giambi.

It disgusts me. Refuse to admit your mistakes so you can continue to make lots of them...

[FlyByNight]

8. "...Not going to kick gays..."

We now see how long that lasted. Such a gross hypocrite and liar.

:puke:

[baldguy]

11. This does prove one thing.

He realizes that what the American taliban does to gays is kick them.

Who Would Jesus Kick?