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AMERICAblog: Bush: "It's hard work"

  • grandma · 1 year ago
    Can his remarks lately possibly get any shorter ....

    and 'it's hard work'.....how profound.......no sh*t Sherlock.
  • therepguy · 1 year ago
    THE NATION'S WONDER BOY, G. W. BUSH HAS OPEN HIS PIE HOLE YET AGAIN... AND NOTHING WORTH WHILE FELL OUT!

    The new republican fascist simply cannot govern!
  • therepguy · 1 year ago
    If John McCain cannot govern and control his party... he sure in the hell cannot govern this nation!

    The fewer new republican fascist that are in the congress next year the better the american people and the nation will be!
  • grandma · 1 year ago
    yep...

    from Digby this morning:

    What surprises me is that people are surprised. Have they not been paying attention? The Republicans started a war for no good reason. They literally killed a whole lot of people for their own political and ideological agenda. Why in the world would anyone doubt for a moment that they'd play politics with an economic crisis?

    http://digbysblog.blogspot.com/2008/09/whats-it...
  • tbhull · 1 year ago
    In this case the House repubs took a step away from Bush Co's attempt at further facism, an attempt wholeheartedly embraced by Congressional dems with a few socilaist touches to make it just right.

    This current bailout (rescue my arse) plan, in whatever modified form, must not pass. One because it is poorly conceived and will not work. Two, and most importantly, because taxpayer sentiment is clearly against the bailout plan.
  • HereinDC · 1 year ago
    GOOBER! !
  • Soaplady57 · 1 year ago
    Starting with George Bush and Dick Cheney, EVERYBODY under them should be held accountable for this tragedy.
  • tlsintx · 1 year ago
    i'd like to smack him right in the gob.
  • grandma · 1 year ago
    Incredibly, McCain has said that he hasn't read the Treasury plan--all three pages of it. Since this crisis began ten days ago, nothing McCain has done, from declaring the economy strong to calling for the illegal firing of Chris Cox to flailing about the bailout to shrilly trying to blame the crisis on Obama and finally to the debate-canceling gambit has been reassuring about the prospect of a McCain presidency.

    This is the 3 AM phone call and McCain is blowing it.

    http://www.portfolio.com/views/blogs/capital/20...
  • Jim Olson · 1 year ago
    Now there's an Obama campaign ad.
  • grandma · 1 year ago
    Yes...it sure is !!!...

    *This is the 3 AM phone call and McCain is blowing it*
  • therepguy · 1 year ago
    Impeachment is still an option....
  • Mikki --SE Pennsylvania · 1 year ago
    OMG, are you reading my mind?
  • bunnyjump · 1 year ago
    Hey Bush....
    You're done here. Go back and stay in your room until January.
    Asswipe!
  • aquarius2 · 1 year ago
    Isn't this exactly a fitting end to this idiot George Bush. It seems prior to being president George Bush ran into the ground any business in which he was a participant and then he walked away unscathed. Here we are again, near the end of his term as president and look what is happening, the economy is tanking and he is almost out the door.

    No Democrat or Republican wants to take sole ownership of this mess at this time. To this end I applaud Nancy Pelosi saying the bailout will be bipartisan or no deal. Let's see if she can stick to her guns.

    John McCain is a spoiler in all of this. He doesn't understand economics and is receiving advice from some of the very people that created this mess, ie Phil Gramm.

    How can anyone want to vote Republican?
  • grandma · 1 year ago
    "It's hard work"........as if he knows what hard work is....
  • avahome · 1 year ago
    Please..just this once, inspire me George. WTF!
  • Happy_Housewife · 1 year ago
    I visited a non-political website this morning (where people end up starting many threads about politics, of course) and several members are lauding McCain for stopping the "wall street welfare"

    It's unsettling. True, they are idiots, but so is a lot of the country.
  • tbhull · 1 year ago
    The Congressional dems made a mistake running around like little sissy bitches in a hissy fit throwing trillions of taxpayer dollars around thinking that they can solve this systemic problem in a week when they could not get out of Iraq in 2 years.

    We just need to admit, the current democratic Congressional leadership (Reid, Pelosi and Emmanuel, not Obama) is ill equipped to govern effectively and needs to be replaced by better dems.
  • MnDem · 1 year ago
    It's like that classic Peanuts cartoon (and yes, I am old and remember Peanuts) where Charlie Brown goes to kick the football and Lucy pulls it away every time. Reid and Pelosi have that antiquated notion that somehow, someway they can work with these people, just like they did in the good old days.

    Einstein's definition of insanity is applicable here: Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
  • RevDrBillyBob · 1 year ago
    When are the Wimpocrats set to cave in ? Anybody know ?
  • tbhull · 1 year ago
    If Pelosi caves and the Congressional dems (including Obama) pass this bailout/giveaway plan without repubs joining in not only does McCain win the White House, every Congressional seat where a member voted yes for the bailout is up for grabs, all imho.
  • therepguy · 1 year ago
    Face it, McCain and company can't govern and the events of the last few hours proves it!

    A vote for the republicans is like voting for a third tier candidate... it a wasted vote!

    For the last two years republicans have been little more than obstructionist!

    And at this point in time obstructionist are not needed or wanted... thus the fewer republican obstructionist who find there way into the next congress the better!
  • RIPWAMU · 1 year ago
    Last night my bank failed. I loved my bank. This "mourning" I turn on the tv only to see that jackass "W" smirking, smiling, and at one point giggling at me during his ridiculous press conference. I am so pissed I can't see straight. That is the last thing I needed to see, yet something I expect from this clown. HOW DARE YOU GEORGE??????? GO OBAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • bob915 · 1 year ago
    worst
    president
    in
    the
    history
    of
    these
    United
    States
    of
    America
  • tbhull · 1 year ago
    Correctamundo!
  • therepguy · 1 year ago
    Sadly, many of those so called "idiots" out there are christian breed and christian educated!

    Yet another issue the next president is going to have to deal with but today is not the right time!
  • HereinDC · 1 year ago
    Me passing a 3 day bowel movement is more hard work than Bush has ever done.

    :)
  • PhoenixB · 1 year ago
    Horse's ass!
  • therepguy · 1 year ago
    By the way John McCain has at lone last give the nation a real reason for not voting for him, his ticket or his fascist party... he can't govern or control his party!

    How in hell is he going to govern the nation!

    HE CAN'T!
  • Jim Olson · 1 year ago
    Then perhaps you should have let someone who knew what they were doing, do it for you, moron.
  • artisticfreedom · 1 year ago
    That's why we need someone who is up to the task, not blinky McCain and the newest member of his harem.
  • therepguy · 1 year ago
    Impeachment is still an option....
  • grandma · 1 year ago
    Channeling Herbert Hoover

    John Harwood on CNBC: McCain will own any market sell-off today.

    http://talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/219933.php
  • therepguy · 1 year ago
    The republican need to have yet another convention... and soon!

    They need a new ticket... the current one is in the process of crashing and burning!
  • artisticfreedom · 1 year ago
    Stay the course!
  • therepguy · 1 year ago
    GOD, I don't have the balls to turn to CNBC THIS MORNING... I HAVEN'T HAD MY COFFEE YET!

    CNBC is going to be bloodly today... I guess we all counld try the FOX Business Channel for a change
  • Indigo · 1 year ago
    Stargate-1 is on the SciFi channel.
  • therepguy · 1 year ago
    Herbert would be right at home today!
  • kiki · 1 year ago
    Bush has been at hard work for almost 8 years already. Give me a break. His hard work has destroyed this country, just like everything else he touched.
  • Indigo · 1 year ago
    Presidential buzz words:
    President Kennedy: "I'll have a fact-finding committee investigate that at once!"
    President Johnson: "Cool it!"
    President Nixon: "I am not a crook!"
    President Ford: "I'm a Ford, not a Lincoln."
    President Carter: "All you sinners living together in sin, get married!"
    President Reagan: "Trust me."
    President Bush 41: "Trust me."
    President Clinton: "Trust me."
    President Bush 43: "It's hard work."
  • therepguy · 1 year ago
    It's begun the markets, all of them are in decline....
  • sullivan · 1 year ago
    Folks, this scares me. I am not one for conspiracy plots but this smacks of planning from the beginning by the repugs for a win. McCain comes in and derails the vote and makes it appear it is the responsibility of the dems that this bail out has happened. The middle class does not understand nor do they want it to happen....so he becomes the champion against the bailout!
    Hope I am wrong!
  • RIPWAMU · 1 year ago
    You are not wrong. I knew it was a farce as soon as I heard the date he wanted the debate rescheduled to. I knew when he played the "who's the leader" game with Obama regarding a joint statement on the bailout which turned into his photo op. He is screwing with our lives, and I am scared to death what will happen if he wins. His health will not allow him to serve out a term and Palin actually scares me at almost the same level if not a bit more than Cheney, which says a lot. I'm going to try to call the Canadian Consulate about getting dual citizenship off my Grandfather's citizenship there. I need an escape plan.
  • jebauer · 1 year ago
    It's a trap. Obama needs to walk away from the table. The GOP is playing this as "we want Wall Street to pay for this, the Dems want the taxpayer to pay for this-- GOP=Maverick, DNC=Bush Bailout. They are recasting their party. The Dems need to remind the American public that this is the party that sent Colin Powell to the UN filled with lies. They are now doing this with the economy. And it will work. It's the people stupid. Obama absolutely must come up with a plan that protects the homeowner and taxpayer and allows Wall Street to collapse, exposing the secrets and under the carpet finances the GOP does not want the people to see. Let it come to light, let the markets go, protect the people as best we can. We need accountability. Protect the people as best we can.... directly, not through Wall Street.
  • aquarius2 · 1 year ago
    In trying to understand what the hell is really happening I came across this article on TPM. I am still confused. Seems economists have varying degrees of if we need a bailout. If the GD economists cannot agree on what to do then how the hell can the Congress make an informed decision?

    It just seems to me there are two different sides to this bailout and the American taxpayer is in the middle being torn to shreds by both sides.

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/ar...
  • RIPWAMU · 1 year ago
    My concern is that there doesn't seem to be anything in there saying that those who are bailed out by this plan must put the money back into the market. Some have stated there is a chance those bailouts could hoard the cash or put it in the treasury (I think treasury is what they said) which would mean nothing would change overall. Credit would still be tight and Americans still would fail.

    I also heard on CPSAN during the negotiations a member pleading with the chairman to come clean with the Americans about what has been happening for a very long time so that we could understand th brevity of the situation and how dire our future looks.
  • Rufus · 1 year ago
    That this asshat is our president is a tribute to the political corruption in our society.
  • osage · 1 year ago
    We should consider ourselves lucky to have a selfless apolitical financial economic guru like John McCain to save the day for us. And if Sarah Palin hadn't undergone a witchorcism at the hands of a evangelical voodoo doctor, that sneaky old warlock Vladimir Putin would have already invaded Alaska after casting a spell to neutralize the strategic military and tactical genius of the Alaskan National Guard's vigilant commander-in-chief. With John McCain's liver-spotted hands in our nation's treasury protecting our economy from collapsing, and with Sarah Palin protecting our country from being invaded by personally patrolling our borders with a double barrelled shotgun, what do we have to worry about?
  • RIPWAMU · 1 year ago
    How many of us know about Andrew McCain and Silver State Bank?

    http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/09/06/busin...
  • Mikki --SE Pennsylvania · 1 year ago
    What does Dubya know about work, let alone hard work?
  • Mark in Florida · 1 year ago
    Who knew 'presidenting' could be so tough.

    ....so Sarah, Miss 'D' in comunity college Econ class, Does this mean we are not going to have a depression by Monday? I am confused, please explain.
  • Eyeball_Kid · 1 year ago
    Hard Work. Jeez. Bush's "hard work" is to keep from swallowing the ice cubes in his bourbon glass.

    Bush works hard when he's deciding when to vacation next.

    Heck of a job, Georgie, you phony ass.
  • nothingasitseems · 1 year ago
    One point. Bush is not, never was, and never will be my president. He was not elected. He was appointed.