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ACPlayer 07-13-2005 11:03 PM

Bush asked his boss...
 
... should I fire Karl Rove?

Karl Rove replied, of course not you dolt. Just dodge the question.

coffeecrazy1 07-13-2005 11:44 PM

Re: Bush asked his boss...
 
No...Bush's boss is Cheney. Rove is Cheney's Mini-Me...in fact, they kind of look alike, too. Of course, does that now mean we can call Rove Mini-Dick?

Dynasty 07-14-2005 03:20 AM

Re: Bush asked his boss...
 
It's more than four and a half years since Bush became President and the left are still telling the same jokes.

It's no wonder so many voters think they have no original ideas.

ACPlayer 07-14-2005 09:15 AM

Re: Bush asked his boss...
 
Me, a member of the left?

LMAO.

ACPlayer 07-14-2005 09:46 AM

In pictures
 
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Front_P...bush-brain.gif

Chris Alger 07-14-2005 10:19 AM

Re: Bush asked his boss...
 
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It's no wonder so many voters think they have no original ideas.

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Given that Bush is the least popular President since Nixon, perhaps you meant voters "thought"?

The common denominators of GOP policies have remained the same at least since LBJ: unburden and subsidize the rich, increase military spending, increase the use of military force, repress dissidence. (The same period also coincides with the permanent stagnation of worker incomes).

Economic boom, budget surplus and peace? Then cut taxes and increase defense spending. Recession, terror and two wars? Then increase military spending and cut taxes. Indeed, the core of rightist prescriptions has remained tediously unoriginal since Cato the Elder and can be summarized as "more for the fewer."

The only thing "new" about these Republicans are Bush's cowboy constume and accent (the only Bush sibling who talks like a Texan) and a greater willingness to leverage social tensions and dumb guy credulity.

Dynasty 07-14-2005 10:26 AM

Re: Bush asked his boss...
 
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It's no wonder so many voters think they have no original ideas.

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Given that Bush is the least popular President since Nixon, perhaps you meant voters "thought"?


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Are we basing this on some poll- the political equivalent of sticking your finger in the wind?

I could have sworn President Bush was just re-elected and got more votes than any other Presidential candidate in history.

wh1t3bread 07-14-2005 10:59 AM

Re: Bush asked his boss...
 
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The common denominators of GOP policies... increase military spending

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Um...

Looks like it's not only the GOP....

US Conservative 07-14-2005 11:52 AM

Re: Bush asked his boss...
 
Bush does not have a boss, except God.

It is funny to me how liberals attack a man as great as Bush by inferring that he is somehow stupid or mentally lacking. Bush has proven to be the greatest president in modern times, liberating oppressed countries, fixing the tax code, bringing character and morality back to government, the list goes on and on.

What have the libs done lately (except spread lies via the media they control)?

Cyrus 07-14-2005 12:05 PM

Too damn right
 
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Are we basing this on some poll - the political equivalent of sticking your finger in the




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C'mon. Say it!


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