‘Mission Accomplished’ referred to my safe landing on that carrier.

The mission was accomplished before it wasn’t!

Right wingers??!

This administration is a disgrace to the entire world.

U.S. Military bases out of Saudi Arabia? Check.

Remove the secular dictator from power in Iraq? Check.

More recruits for al Qaeda? Check.

Yes, one could make a cogent argument that George W. Bush supports terrorism.

1. to be or prove superior in strength, power, or influence (usually fol. by over): They prevailed over their enemies in the battle.

Hmmm…Let me see…

Hmmmm…VIETNAM anyone? It is too bad that the communist threat thatwas preached over and over again did not materialize and yet, we have no visible enemy within Vietnam currently?

2. to succeed; become dominant; win out: to wish that the right side might prevail.

Well that would be accurate. BUSH is certainly wishing, yet he keeps forgetting ONE THING! HE IS AN IDIOT AND A COWARD, and has NO EXPERIENCE in warfare.

c) The HATED are the least trusted, and so it often falls to others to clean up the mess they created. This is not know, since DADDY BUSH has been covering for his SCREW_UP of a son for so long…

yes, thanks for waiting four years to give us that bit of context.

let’s get dana’s take on some other bushco classics…

bring ‘em on
the “‘em” there refers to the LOVERS OF FREEDOM!

last throes
what cheney actually said was “last throws” – meaning the insurgents were just warming up, like a relief pitcher about to come into a baseball game.

we know where the wmds are
well, we do. we still have the receipts!

It’s a way to weasel out of a misrepresentation charge.

“And things looked very promising.”
… then maybe we should sue for breach of promise?

…The exterior of the four-seat Navy S-3B Viking was marked with “Navy 1″ in the back and “George W. Bush Commander-in-Chief” just below the cockpit window. On the plane’s tail was the insignia of the squadron, the “Blue Wolves.”

…”Yes, I flew it. Yeah, of course, I liked it,” said Bush, who was an F-102 fighter pilot in the Texas Air National Guard after graduating from Yale University in 1968.

…Bush wanted to swoop onto the deck of the Lincoln aboard an F-18 Hornet, but the Secret Service nixed the idea — they didn’t like leaving the president unguarded in a fighter jet that only has space for the president and a pilot.

…No president in the 20th century, not even Dwight Eisenhower, a legitimate five-star general, had ever been photographed wearing a military uniform. But this president was different. Michael Deaver, who had created so many compelling images for Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, was suitably impressed. “Somebody’s got a good eye over there,” he told the New York Times two weeks later. “They understand they have to build a set. … They understand that what’s around the head is just as important as the head.” Chris Mathews, a host on MSNBC, called it “the best presidential picture in years.”

CRAWFORD, Texas – President Bush said he had no regrets about donning a flight suit to give his “Mission Accomplished” speech on Iraq in May 2003 and would do it all over again if he had the chance, according to excerpts from an television interview released on Sunday.

When asked by Fox News if he still would have put on a flight suit to declare major combat operations in Iraq over, Bush replied, “Absolutely.”

When Bush gave his May 1 speech fewer than 150 Americans had died in the war. Since then more than 900 have died.