Bush now says U.S. people support his Iraqi policy

[Botany]

The man is a shit. End of story. After a stolen election
he talks about how his policies have been vindicated.

In Nevada, Arizona, and Oregon people hired by Nathan Sproul collect new registrations pitching democrats and keeping republicans (thousands of voters might have had their vote pitched because they were not registered.
Sproul workers thrown out of South Dakota for illegal
campaign activities ...... they move to Ohio
December ..... Nathan Sproul goes to the White House as
a personal guest of bush to an Xmas party.

In New Mexico every optical scan precinct in the state
goes to bush

In Oklahoma voting machines "count backward" in tabulating Kerry vote totals

In Indiana in 8 counties voting a straight democratic ticket resulted in votes switching from Kerry to a 3rd party candidate .......

and on and on ........

Sure people support your Iraqi nightmare Mr. President ....
just like you got a mandate.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A12450-2005Jan15.html

:nuke:

[Maccagirl]

1. Remember , Botany, Bush isn't living in Hotel Reality

here, but the Land of OZ. We live with his policies.

[Botany]

2. Or die with them......... n/t

:mad:

[nodictators]

3. Actually, we may all DIE with his policies

More than 1,300 US soldiers have died with his policies.

Thousands of US citizens may die with his new policies of sharply cutting Medicaid benefits for those who can't afford medical insurance or care.

Millions of seniors may die with his policies to privatize Social Security, which may well wreck it.

[rockedthevoteinMA]

4. He's cutting Medicaid too?

(I know I must sound stupid).

[JAK1941]

5. "Accountability moment" has passed, president says.

Bush says election ratified Iraq policy
'Accountability moment' has passed, president says

By Jim VandeHei and Michael A. Fletcher
washingtonpost.com
Updated: 9:31 a.m. ET Jan. 16, 2005

President Bush said the public's decision to reelect him was a ratification of his approach toward Iraq and that there was no reason to hold any administration officials accountable for mistakes or misjudgments in prewar planning or managing the violent aftermath.

"We had an accountability moment, and that's called the 2004 elections," Bush said in an interview with The Washington Post. "The American people listened to different assessments made about what was taking place in Iraq, and they looked at the two candidates, and chose me."



http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6831621/

THAT ARROGANT BASTARD!!!!!








:evilfrown: :evilfrown: :evilfrown:

[LittleClarkie]

6. Delusional little fucker isn't he

The closest, the very closest thing he could say to that statement that would be even remotely true would be to say that folks were unwilling to switch presidents in wartime. I heard that from a couple people. Didn't mean they were happy about it, but one guy said he felt like he was saving lives that might have been lost in the transition, not that he didn't think Kerry would have ultimately done a better job.

A couple more people I spoke to wanted to see Bush "clean up his own mess."

Yeah, we support him alright. Just how many right wingnut are there?

I have to admit, it was disturbing to hear a religious radio station giving an editorial about how Bush was right in Iraq, that there was enough supplies for the troops (this was during the Rummy quote excitement) and that we should trust Bush.

Now how does a Christian radio station think that Bush knows what he's doing in Iraq because he's a Christian and for no other reason? Fine, he supports your social agenda guys. Keep your nose out of foreign policy though, okay? I couldn't believe it when I heard that.

[ladjf]

7. Bush never stops saying things. None are ever true.

[Q]

8. As sick and delusional as Bush is...

...how can we forget that the DEMOCRATIC PARTY also supports the Iraq invasion and occupation?

[ladjf]

9. Religion is a parasitic psychiatric disease that directly

attacks the human brain. The epidemic of religion in the U.S., and to some extent, worldwide, has brought the scourge of Bush upon the entire world. Until the pathological nature is religion is recognized and dealt with as the fatal disease it is, the human race will continue to plunge headlong toward extinction.

The argument that religion has been around thousands of years and the human race has survived that is invalid and short sighted. The current context that includes huge quantities of WMD,the kind that can wipe out twenty cities simultaneously, certain aspects of mass communications, robots and transportation creates potentials of mass extinction not available to the likes of Attila the Hun, Alexander or even Hitler.

Please human race. Diagnose and treat yourselves before it's too late.