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04/13/2004 Archived Entry: "Who said that?"
Who said that?
George W. Bush seems to have a problem being honest. Bush has been caught in many lies. He's lied about September 11. He's lied about Iraq. He's lied about his budget. The sad fact is that George W. Bush has lost all the moral authority that a President of the United States must have. Bush is a poor example for our children, who we try to teach to be honest.America is supposed to be the land of freedom, not the land of spies. Yet, George W. Bush has created new programs for the government to spy on ordinary, law-abiding Americans. Through the Patriot Act and Total Information Awareness, Bush has made America the land of Big Brother.
We criticized Bill Clinton for having his donors sleep in the Lincoln Bedroom of the White House. Now George W. Bush is doing the same, arranging for his big fundraisers to sleep overnight in the White House. That's a shame.
Who said that? John Kerry? Some damn wimpy librul? Guess again.
Replies: 5 people speak up
What a beauty - love ya, blah3!
Posted by hahlayluya @ 04/13/2004 08:52 AM NY
Beautiful, but let's hope this crazy doesn't gather enough steam to even have a platform. This guy is E.V.I.L. evil, wants to make America a theocracy. I'd hate for his ideas to have any sway whatsoever on the national stage.
Posted by Jason @ 04/13/2004 09:09 AM NY
Yes, Jason, I basically agree. However, there is something mildly appealing about the idea of Moore syphoning off a few of W's votes in November, much as Ralph the Ego plans to do to Kerry.
Posted by lonestar @ 04/13/2004 10:05 AM NY
its hard to believe that could possibly be true, its just too perfect. now if ross perot would just get in the race, and split the republican vote 3 ways, the race would be such a landslide for kerry that bush would only win by a few hundred votes, that is once the machines have been tampered with,
Posted by justin @ 04/13/2004 02:28 PM NY
This bozo is actually working very effectively, and almost completely under the radar, in the Redneck Belt of Alabama and to a lesser extent Georgia. Right now he's trying to pry convention delegates away from Bush. Might add to the entertainment of Aug. in NYC. :)
Of course the thought of there being people for whom G. Bush Inc is not Christian ENOUGH is enough to make one's head explode. And not anti-gay enough too! I was almost going to reconsider my opposition to the man before being informed that he let contributors sleep in the Lincoln Bedroom just like the Antichrist did. We can't have that.
Posted by Xan @ 04/13/2004 07:29 PM NY
