My dinner with a bush-hater

[blueturk]

Tax cuts for the rich...

"Haven't we already given money to rich people? Why are we going to do it again?" —George W. Bush, to economic advisers discussing a second round of tax cuts, as quoted by Paul O'Neil, Washington, D.C., Nov. 26, 2002

[blueturk]

Terrorism...

"We are fully committed to working with both sides to bring the level of terror down to an acceptable level for both." —George W. Bush, after a meeting with congressional leaders, Washington, D.C., Oct. 2, 2001

[Warham]

Here we go with the quotes again...

Wake me up later.

[thome]

Your wake up call,Sir, Its Tax Party time.

Lots of Big Tax paying people also employe lots of people and those
employees pay taxes also. So giving the Rich as they say a Tax Break.
Will more than likely produce Incentives for them to Expand and
hire more tax paying Employees.

I think that is one of the reasons behind tax breaks for the wealthy.

[blueturk]

Originally posted by thome
Your wake up call,Sir, Its Tax Party time.

Lots of Big Tax paying people also employe lots of people and those
employees pay taxes also. So giving the Rich as they say a Tax Break.
Will more than likely produce Incentives for them to Expand and
hire more tax paying Employees.

I think that is one of the reasons behind tax breaks for the wealthy.

Or maybe give them more Incentive to buy more stuff!

[thome]

Originally posted by blueturk
Or maybe give them more Incentive to buy more stuff!

We pay taxes on our Earned Income the when we purchase with said
income we pay taxes again .That is against our Constitutional Tax
structure policy.That is Me paying the taxes w/ my income for the company, I an buying from, whata scam.

[blueturk]

Originally posted by Warham
Here we go with the quotes again...

Wake me up later.

Yes, go to sleep and dream of a "president" that can complete coherent sentences without a teleprompter. Or with one, for that matter. You voted for the guy; don't you want to know what he thinks? Or if he thinks at all?

"I always jest to people, the Oval Office is the kind of place where people stand outside, they're getting ready to come in and tell me what for, and they walk in and get overwhelmed in the atmosphere, and they say, man, you're looking pretty." —George W. Bush, Washington, D.C., Nov. 4, 2004

[Warham]

Not everybody is blessed with Ronald Reagan's gift of gab, blue.

I don't know Bush's thoughts, but actions speak louder than words, as the old saying goes. He can be a studerer at the mike stand, as long as he gets the job done. In my opinion, he's done fine the last six years. I didn't say fantastic, I didn't say Reagan-esque, I said 'fine'.

[blueturk]

Originally posted by Warham
Not everybody is blessed with Ronald Reagan's gift of gab, blue.

I don't know Bush's thoughts, but actions speak louder than words, as the old saying goes. He can be a studerer at the mike stand, as long as he gets the job done. In my opinion, he's done fine the last six years. I didn't say fantastic, I didn't say Reagan-esque, I said 'fine'.

What part of the job are you talking about? The completely botched and poorly planned invasion of Iraq? Numerous favors for his corporate cronies? Record deficits?
The gift of gab is not the point. Bush's words (and actions) demonstrate how totally unqualified he is for "the job", and how incompetent he is at doing it.

"I don't know whether I'm going to win or not. I think I am. I do know I'm ready for the job. And, if not, that's just the way it goes." —George W. Bush, Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 21, 2000

[Warham]

Bush was qualified. He had years of service as a governor of a very large state. That's usually enough to serve as President (see Bill Clinton).

When you refer to 'corporate cronies', are you referring to the same Halliburton that Bill Clinton gave contracts to when he was in office, or are you talking about someone else?

Yep, they did not plan effectively for immediate post Saddam, but I'm not sure what you can do to stop insurgent attacks. The actual initial invasion was planned very well. That's how we were able to roll into Baghdad so easily.

[FORD]

Originally posted by Warham
Not everybody is blessed with Ronald Reagan's gift of gab, blue.

I don't know Bush's thoughts, but actions speak louder than words, as the old saying goes. He can be a studerer at the mike stand, as long as he gets the job done. In my opinion, he's done fine the last six years. I didn't say fantastic, I didn't say Reagan-esque, I said 'fine'.

Bush doesn't know his thoughts either. That's why he sounds like a dumbass

Rumor is that with Rove & Cheney sidelined, Andy Card's been changing Chimp's diapers and running the White House. I'm really surprised they haven't begged Poppy to come in for damage control.

As for Reagan, he definitely did deliver his lines well. But I don't believe for a minute that he wrote them. Just an actor reading another script. But a much more convincing performance than Junior.

[BITEYOASS]

Is this the same damn Larry Elder who got paid by this administration to promote the "All children left behind" act?

[Big Train]

This piece ACTUALLY spawned better responses from libs in this thread....Larry Elder is SLICK!!

Hats off libs, let's argue merits, not personal feelings. Keep it comin...

[LoungeMachine]

Originally posted by Warham
Here we go with the quotes again...

Wake me up later.

Why bother?

Stay asleep.

When you're awake all you do is bleat about Clinton getting a blow job instead of you....

That's the funny thing about you mindless lock-step Busheep.

YOU HATE READING HIS QUOTES.

Deep down inside it reminds you what a fucking MORON your pResident is........and you HATE admitting it.

[FORD]

Originally posted by BITEYOASS
Is this the same damn Larry Elder who got paid by this administration to promote the "All children left behind" act?

Actually, that was Armstrong Williams. The OTHER token Black neocon talk show guy.