Gonzales brings to mind that observation by Tallulah Bankhead - "... as pure as the driven slush." I wonder who cheney/bush has picked for the recess appointment?
Posted by jwrjr at August 27, 2007 11:17 AMComment deleted by host: irrelevant to post topic
Peter, either comment on the topic at hand or go somewhere else for a bulletin board
Posted by peter at August 27, 2007 11:25 AMsoorry
Posted by peter at August 27, 2007 11:44 AMHow many Democrats are blaming others for the failed Democratic Majority.
Great picture, shows how blue he is at seeing a friend leave Washington. Great shot ot the Presidential Seal and the blue sky's of Texas.
Well, turning over a new leaf.
Posted by peter at August 27, 2007 11:53 AMThe only problem is when Bush turns over a new leaf, there happens to be another snake under it.
Posted by the professor at August 27, 2007 12:15 PMWhat else is new. There are snakes every where.
Posted by peter at August 27, 2007 12:26 PMPoor George.
The Bush family consigliere pressured to tender his resignation by the big, meanie Dems. Bush's handlers must have him heavily medicated this week.
Regarding Speaker Botox.
When Pravda writes her obit it will include her now infamous statement, "Impeachment is off the table."
And it all started off so well.....
Posted by Christopher at August 27, 2007 12:35 PMBaker hasn't been in the Admin.
Posted by peter at August 27, 2007 12:49 PMOur prezlidenter. A spoiled, immature, petulant, drug-fried child failure. "Abu's name been dragged through the mud!", indeed. Yeah, Abu had NOTHING to do with it.
It was crystal clear at Abu's confirmation hearings that he was a horrendous choice for this crucial position, a Bush toady-stooge who owed his entire professional existence to "the family" and could not possibly carry out the AG's functions and stand up to the lawbreaking executives running the show, Cheney especially. It was obvious he would fail spectacularly has AG and lo and behold, he has. One of the worst AGs, ever, and there have been a lot of bad ones.
And in case anyone doubts that the right wing GOoP party details volunteer stooges to show up at leftist websites in "times of trouble" for Bushco, I give you the egregious GOoPer clown suit and rubber-nose wearer petr, above. Spin, little monkey, spin!
Posted by euzoius at August 27, 2007 12:57 PMCarrying his obligatory box of favorite posessions from his office, a teary eyed Gonzo was seen giving a fond smile to his prize picture of himself taken thru the chimp's colonoscope.
Posted by TIKI AL at August 27, 2007 01:44 PMNothing wrong with his judgment -Gonzo was exactly what he wanted in an AG - the problem is that GWB is a self-centered, undereducated, not too bright, ideologue with delusions of grandeur. The ones
with the judgment problem are all those who voted to put that man in the Oval Office, and that includes the mighty five on the SCOTUS, one now dead and one retired and their replacements aren't any wiser.
Ahhh, the Czech spelling now. How about some more adjectives and adverbs Eu. We could use some more. Tsk tsk.
"undereducated" same schools at the same times and better grades than JF Kerry, and ALGORE. Same school as both Clinton's. Harvard and Yale don't give those degrees away.
All hail King Gore!
Posted by peter at August 27, 2007 02:13 PMpoor pants pissing peter
dance, mutherfu*ka, DANCE
Posted by gay veteran at August 27, 2007 04:13 PMpeter, money will buy anything. Do you honestly believe Bush got an MBA? He's got an IQ of 35.
Posted by tempus at August 27, 2007 05:47 PMThanks, Tempus! what I was going to say! Even Diablo Valley Junior College sold passing grades...less money, same crime.
Posted by sara swati at August 27, 2007 06:29 PM He's got an IQ of 35.
Posted by tempus at August 27, 2007 05:47 PM
THE "PILOT" ?
Posted by at August 27, 2007 06:31 PMthe pilot?
Bush was in the "champagne squadron". He hardly ever flew, and when he did, it was to Florida. And the F-101 he flew, was basically the equivalent of a Model T.
Posted by tempus at August 27, 2007 07:28 PMTempus - to be fair, Bush's IQ is in the normal range, my guess is smack dab in the middle, but could be as high as 112.
Posted by Marie at August 27, 2007 09:44 PM
So we do know that he did fly. He actually was a pilot.
You know, I have heard that some say the were pilots but they were not.
That would be an F-102 DD. Air reserve units did not fly 101's at that time
Posted by at August 28, 2007 04:31 AM