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‘Mildly profane’ Bush ‘crashes’ Republican meeting on Iraq.

Fox News reports that “President Bush shocked Capitol Hill staffers and Republican leaders Monday when he crashed a meeting at the White House. … His message: the policy on Iraq isn’t changing. He is not backing down and no one on Capitol Hill should be confused into thinking he is letting up.” Watch the segment:

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Bush was described as “folksy, adamant and mildly profane” when he interrupted the meeting. “It was stunning. We couldn’t believe he came in,” said one aide in attendance. “We kept looking at each other, amazed he came in,” said another.

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384 Responses to “‘Mildly profane’ Bush ‘crashes’ Republican meeting on Iraq.”

  1. nffcnnr Says:

    Alternate headline: Petulant Manboy Says "I Don't Wanna' Waaaaah!!


  2. 20wordsor less Says:

    Good for him!!!


  3. Gerald Gibson Says:

    THIS IS WHAT IMPEACHMENT WAS MADE FOR!


  4. Clyde the Ripper Says:

    That SOB has never "mildy profane" in his useless life. He was born totally profane!


  5. The Republic of Stupidity Says:

    One of these days, they're going to find him lying on the WH lawn in the morning, in his jammies, empty whiskey bottle clutched tightly in one hand, muttering over and over to himself something about, "Jesus and the little children..."


  6. burning inside Says:

    NO!!! I don't care if that is an Iceberg, we are not turning the friggin ship!!!!!


  7. Ret. Col. Jack Ripper Says:

    Just five days ago, Bush said, “There is a perception in the coverage that al Qaeda may be as strong today as they were prior to September 11. That’s just simply not the case.”

    Since the NIE stating just the opposite was published and released yesterday, it is out of the realm of possibility that Bush hadn't read it or been told about its findings. So, it looks like Bush was lying to the American people about the most important issue facing our nation. I wonder if any of these poor, stunned excuses for journalists asked him about this. 20WordsorLess, can you explain why Bush would lie to us about this important issue?


  8. s Says:

    #2.......even the full 20 words ain't gonna help an idiot .......so stick to the less, better yet zero?

    You aren't fooling anyone. Only paid shills, nutburgers, ignoramuses, and/or sociopaths still support this "president." Haven't you heard?


  9. Ellen Says:

    Bush's despiration to keep Iraq going speaks volumes.


  10. burning inside Says:

    Good for him!!!

    Comment by 20wordsor less

    20 words is all you can put together?


  11. Ringo Says:

    Good to see the old Bush back in action.


  12. Geekfather Says:

    Nope. The guy is psychotic. He'll never see what he doesn't make up in his head. Never will he "come around" or even breakdown. He is lost. There is no returning from where his mind is.


  13. The Republic of Stupidity Says:

    Or perhaps there will soon come that day when we get to watch Duh-bya being led off in a straight jacket to the waiting ambulance, for that final ride to a rubber room someplace quiet.


  14. Cats R Fly Fishn Says:

    What hell does the report mean by the statement "mildly profane"? Does that mean that boy Bush was swearing mildly, in a folksy manner? Wonder what that would sound that. Guess it was just another one of his little boy temper tantrums. Oh, to be all about "me". That's our George!


  15. The Republic of Stupidity Says:

    Of course, there's always a chance it'll be the Ole Perp Walk...


  16. Gerald Gibson Says:

    This guy is out of control... he cant reason out with us why he thinks we should follow his lead... and appears to be stubborn to the point of recklessness...

    Contrast this weak man with what you see here...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCM_wQy4YVg

    Some people can be reasoned with because they want to be correct based on reasoning.... other people want to be correct BECAUSE THEY SAID SO.... which makes them a King...


  17. Toss these losers Says:

    This is a guy about to lose it.

    Once the righties in Congress finally figure out that supporting this botched war will be their undoing next year, they'll bail in strong enough numbers that chimper will finally realize he's lost control and will likely do something drastic. Domestic False flag or bombing runs over Iran are a pretty safe bet.


  18. profmarcus Says:

    bizarre behavior... he's losing it...

    And, yes, I DO take it personally


  19. m12 Says:

    Crashed a meeting at the White House?

    Newsflash, idiots in Congress, its his White House!


  20. TripMaster Monkey Says:

    What a damned joke. Chimpy needs to crash a meeting he wasn't invited to try to browbeat his increasingly conscious party members back into meek submission.

    What's next, Chimpy? Gonna bug their conference rooms, so you know when someone's saying a sour word against you? Gonna start asking for resignations of GOP Congresspeople who dare to disagree with you? Gonna start arresting your detractors as "enemy combatants"?

    Laugh at my hyperbole all you like, but remember: before 2000, if someone came back in time from this year and made dire predictions of how this Idiot son of Bush was going to hijack the government of the greatest nation in the world and set the planet on fire, we would have laughed at him, too.


  21. The Republic of Stupidity Says:

    Good to see the old Bush back in action.

    Comment by Ringo

    Ah, yes, Bush is having his own personal "Surge".

    Ringo, are you having a surge too? Did you FINALLY feel it "move"?

    Just like the "surge" in Iraq, and Bush's personal "surge", your "surge" will be a failure too.


  22. 20wordsor less Says:

    THIS IS WHAT IMPEACHMENT WAS MADE FOR!

    Comment by Gerald Gibson

    Impeachment is not the tool to use because you disagree with policy. The President, Vice President, and all civil officers of the United States shall be removed from office on impeachment for, and conviction of, treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors."


  23. Cats R Fly Fishn Says:

    Just five days ago, Bush said, “There is a perception in the coverage that al Qaeda may be as strong today as they were prior to September 11. That’s just simply not the case.”

    Hate to let the boy Bush know this, BUT, al Qaeda is winning in Afghanistan and may very well be winning in Pakistan. Hummm... now what country has the "bomb" and missles to deliver the "bomb"? Could it be Pakistan? And Cheney said we had to worry about Saddam creating a mushroom cloud.


  24. TripMaster Monkey Says:

    m12 sez:

    Newsflash, idiots in Congress, its his White House!

    Um, no, m12...it's our White House.

    Chimpy just has a temporary lease.


  25. DM Says:

    Potential reasons for interrupting the meeting:

    - Doesn't trust Tony Snow to do his job any more than we do

    - His ears were ringing and he thought they were talking about him behind his back

    - Thought it was the door to the bathroom, and pretended to have something to say other than "oops."

    - Just really in a mood to yell at someone

    - Wanted to use the break in decorum to emphasize to GOP leaders that they have become complacent in their constricted lines of thought and they should 'work outside the frame' when using tactics to counter the growing dissent

    - Drunk


  26. Jackie Says:

    Bush has his orders and there's nothing he can do about it. The speech was for his fellow Republicans and the up coming votes. He is telling them they must vote to keep the money coming and keep the troops in Iraq or he's got hell to pay. As for the American people he could care less about them. As he told American move on get over it, what Americans wont or think means nothing to him. More money is needed to pay off the Churches for Vitter and other GOP leaders who names are about to be released. Fingers Foley needs money for his lawyers and alot of hush money is needed. It takes alot of money to keep a crime going so Bush is just letting his GOP friends know not to listen to the American people.


  27. PaulB Says:

    "Newsflash, idiots in Congress, its his White House!"

    Newsflash, idiot; it's ours.


  28. Gus Smith Says:

    Come on all you guys. Why the mean words to each other. So Bush is actually paying attention. That is a start.


  29. JMOHR Says:

    The one contingency that our Constitution really does not cover is Bush, an idiot of doubtful mental capacity or sanity.


  30. Silence Dogood Says:

    Comment by Gerald Gibson

    Impeachment is not the tool to use because you disagree with policy. The President, Vice President, and all civil officers of the United States shall be removed from office on impeachment for, and conviction of, treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.”

    Comment by 20wordsor less — July 17, 2007 @ 2:41 pm

    ...And there's plenty of reasons to impeach the schmucks under this standard too. Thanks for the lame civics lesson by the way. Also, impeachment is political, so a basis exists once congress says so.


  31. PaulB Says:

    Sorry, TripMaster Monkey; didn't realize you had already made the same obvious point.


  32. hellinabucket Says:

    I want to see Bush be this stubborn. I want all of America to see what was said in 2004 that he doesn't care if he is actually right or not, he'll keep marching on. I remember a political cartoon that showed little GW leading this gigantic hulk (the american voter) that didn't have a head. They were heading right towards a cliff.

    Here's the cliff.


  33. TomR Says:

    Mildly profane language? Gosh, golly, gee.

    He actually crashed our meeting? I'm so tickled.

    Delusional republic staffers and leaders follow their leader, right off the cliff.

    Wheee!

    - Tom


  34. Cats R Fly Fishn Says:

    Impeachment is not the tool to use because you disagree with policy. The President, Vice President, and all civil officers of the United States shall be removed from office on impeachment for, and conviction of, treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.”

    Yepper... that's our White House... guilty of all those crimes; treason, bribery, and multliple high crimes and misdemeanors. Glad to see that you agree that Cheney and Bush MUST BE IMPEACHED and deserved to be IMPEACHED.


  35. Cali4nian Says:

    Bush falls back on the only thing that works for him -- pushing the republicans around.


  36. 20wordsor less Says:

    20 words is all you can put together?

    Comment by burning inside

    It appears that you can't even string eight words together without displaying your abysmal use of the English language.


  37. cosmosis Says:

    Impeachment is a political tool intended to stop abuse of power. Even Reaganaut Bruce Fein knows it is time to impeach both for the damage they are doing to the Constitution and to our future.

    As for Chimp "crashing" a meeting. When isn't he crashing something? If it isn't mailboxes in Maine while driving drunk, it's coffee table when he's had too many "pretzels" and passes out, or it's crashing his bike.


  38. theswan Says:

    I'm not a crook. I'm the decider.


  39. paperpusher Says:

    watched "Downfall" a few days ago, about the final days of the Reich. It captured Shrub's administration very well.


  40. turtle Says:

    How strange... Bush's own staff leak this story to the press? The wheels on the wagon's rattling. They're starting to fall off!


  41. MD Says:

    It's official:

    Bush is coocoo for Cocoa Puffs.

    Seriously ... dude's lost what little he had.


  42. Robert Says:

    If we turn the boat, then the Icebergs win!

    (And they'll follow us all the way back to New York)


  43. Jacqueline Grant Says:

    So you see no matter what any General says Bush will stay in Iraq .
    How can he know what may happen by September ?????
    So all that talk about what general on the ground says is just that talk.

    Good or bad we'll be there till the end of Mr. Imcompent 's term unless feckless republicans show they CARE more about our SOLDIERS THEN BEING being TEAM PLAYERS for BUBBLEBOY bUSh!!!!!!!!!!!


  44. chockablock Says:

    Looks like George fears Cheney and AIPAC more than he respects reality and the will of the people. But don't let "mildly profane" stand. I'm pretty sure "odious" describes George quite vividly wherever he goes.


  45. Leporello Says:

    I'm just waiting for Mr. Bush to announce that God's working through him. Then he'll declare that anyone who is against him is against God. I can't wait to see how Congress reacts then! What's really scary is that there will be, without a doubt, some people in Congress who will rally behind the "God wills it" campaign.
    Impeach Bush and Cheney and Save the Constitution!


  46. Brain From Planet Arous Says:

    Contrast this weak man with what you see here…

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCM_wQy4YVg

    Some people can be reasoned with because they want to be correct based on reasoning…. other people want to be correct BECAUSE THEY SAID SO…. which makes them a King…

    Comment by Gerald Gibson — July 17, 2007 @ 2:38 pm

    Ron Paul is OK, but only when it comes to being antiwar. He is a rabid Privatization advocate, against universal health care, and against woman's rights. He speaks of being against globalization, yet this is exactly where the dismantling of the government, and installing Corporate Control of our entire lives. Strangely like Mussolini I would say.


  47. Ret. Col. Jack Ripper Says:

    20words, lying the country into a war is exactly what the Founders were thinking about when they described high crimes and misdemeanors. There is also the little issue of breaking our nations laws (FISA), defying international treaties (The Geneva Convention) and overturning what they described as inalienable rights (Habeas Corpus). The ONLY reason he hasn't been impeached already is they don't have the 66 votes in the Senate. No president has ever deserved to be impeached more than this guy.


  48. theone Says:

    Jack Daniels, Jack Abramoff, Jackaas.
    Three Stooges ride again.


  49. 20wordsor less Says:

    Yepper… that’s our White House… guilty of all those crimes; treason, bribery, and multliple high crimes and misdemeanors. Glad to see that you agree that Cheney and Bush MUST BE IMPEACHED and deserved to be IMPEACHED.

    Comment by Cats R Fly Fishn

    Where are the indictments? Where are the convictions? This "Abuse of power" is nothing more than an oft repeated Democrat talking point. Making the charge is one thing, proving it is quite another.


  50. Margie in Austin, Texas Says:

    Don't confuse lil' Georgie with nasty ol' FACTS - his beautiful mind is made up.

    IMPEACH him already!!!!


  51. Aimee Says:

    Looks like he is having a nervous breakdown.


  52. pgw Says:

    wow, bush really sounds like he's got the troops best interests at heart, instead of his own. [/sarcasm]


  53. The Crapture Says:

    Everything about the way this little twit has conducted himself in office has been an obscenity, so being "mildly profane" would be a step up...


  54. Fan_of_Man Says:

    #50 still thinks the world is flat and about 2,100 years old.


  55. A Douglas Says:

    Call the Sargeant at Arms to arrest this person who thinks he is King.

    He is totally unfit and mentally unstable. the only answer is impeachment and contempt of Congress.


  56. missmolly Says:

    Yep -- Georgie is just going to fly right into that brick wall without even blinking. Anything to avoid looking like a flip-flopper.

    "We were -- waist deep in the Big Muddy
    And the big fool said to push on."
    --- Pete Seeger, 1963


  57. RUCerious Says:

    Actually, he was looking for his copy of
    Prezidenting for Dummies.


  58. Mr. President Says:

    “It was stunning. We couldn’t believe he came in,” said one aide in attendance. “We kept looking at each other, amazed he came in,” said another.

    Well, just count your luck stars that you were able to bask in the great man's glory!!!


  59. Some Guy Says:

    "amazed he came in..."

    truth be told, The Beverly Hillbillies rerun he was watching was over, and he had nothing to do while he waited for the Andy Griffith rerun to come on next.


  60. Son of Alabastera Says:

    Lucky it wasnt a meeting of democrats, they would have had hide their prayer rugs.


  61. Mr. President Says:

    Well, sometimes the President needs to smack some people around to get the job done, it's in the best interest of the USA!


  62. Tom Says:

    Impeachment is not the tool to use because you disagree with policy. The President, Vice President, and all civil officers of the United States shall be removed from office on impeachment for, and conviction of, treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.”

    Comment by 20wordsor less

    Thanks for the quick history lesson. Most folks who visit TP know VERY WELL what high crimes and misdemeanors have been committed by the current squatters in the WH. We certainly don't need you to help us understand how our country got off track. If you were a supporter of THE CONSTITUTION, you wouldn't have enlightened us with your vast knowledge - you would have been first in line demanding impeachment proceedsing to begin. As it is, all you do is tell us what we already knew. oh and thanks again...


  63. * Says:

    War forever, that's the goal. Things are moving along in that direction quite nicely, thank you.


  64. Chris from Maine Says:

    we need a definition of "mildly profane".

    damn? hell? or worse?


  65. Some Guy Says:

    “We kept looking at each other, amazed he came in..."

    That's because Cheney hardly ever let's him out.


  66. CT_V1 Says:

    Worse luck next time, surrender monkeys!


  67. Richard Says:

    Why were Capitol Hill Staffers and GOP Leaders meeting at the White House?

    This story smells of made up theatrics. The President is strong and resolved as a leader.

    It would have been news if he had walked into a meeting on the Hill, but that he walked in a meeting in the White House is not news. While it doesn't happen a lot, it has happened with this President and his predecesors.

    What a crock of a story.


  68. Anonymouse Says:

    Mr. Bush is clearly someone who mistakes his pride for courage. I wonder how long it might take him to change, if he himself faced any real sacrifices. How many of his own family are currently serving in the military?


  69. Ralph Dosser Says:

    "Captain, do you remember that course you set? Well it turns out to be more suicidal than we'd originally hoped." - Lt. Kroker


  70. VerbalKint Says:

    #67 You are right on the mark.


  71. CT_V1 Says:

    I mean, what the hell is so "shocking?"

    "We were so shocked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

    Earth to surrender monkeys: your anarchist approches to dissent merit this type of "shocking" response. Translation: you're "shocked" that somebody would dare challenge your anti-American agenda.

    The US will complete the job. TP might as well shut down this site.


  72. helenahandbasket Says:

    Al"bastard"era: Lucky it wasn't a meeting of republics, they would have to hide their hookers.


  73. Vice President Bush Says:

    R.I.P. G.O.P.

    LOL!
    Wait, Dr. Frankenstein can't seem to control his creation?


  74. CT_V1 Says:

    It's refreshing to see the President take a more aggressive approach towards these propaganda hustlers.


  75. Ophelia Heinie Says:

    BFD!...when attendees are "shocked" and find it "stunning" because he "crashes" a meeting of leaders of his own party, doesn't that pretty well clinch the argument that this president is in a bubble, isolated from interactions that might normally be expected from a president?


  76. CTV1 Says:

    Nothing to see here folks, move along. No, the President is not a belligerant idiot, he's CONFIDENT and RESOLUTE!


  77. m12 Says:

    Um, no, m12…it’s our White House.

    Chimpy just has a temporary lease.

    Which means it's his house. Renters have significant rights over their property despite the fact that they don't techinically own it.


  78. Godzilla Says:

    Earth to surrender monkeys: your anarchist approches to dissent merit this type of “shocking” response. Translation: you’re “shocked” that somebody would dare challenge your anti-American agenda.

    The US will complete the job. TP might as well shut down this site.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:08 pm

    Godzilla to the coward sitting at his computer because he's too big of a pussy to pick up a gun.

    That's why we'll always win..


  79. missmolly Says:

    Re: Comment by 20wordsor less — July 17, 2007 @ 2:54 pm

    I think you may be confused about the meaning of the word "impeachment" -- you seem to think one needs indictments and convictions in order to impeach.

    An impeachment IS an indictment -- of an elected (or appointed, in the case of -- say -- a Supreme Court justice) official by Congress. You don't get an indictment before you can impeach -- that makes no sense.

    First comes impeachment -- THEN the case is turned over to the Senate for trial -- with the Supreme Court presiding. Conviction comes if at least two thirds of the Senate finds the defendant guilty following the trial.

    When you ask "Where are the indictments? Where are the convictions?" -- you make your ignorance well known.

    If you are looking for evidence to impeach, a fair amount has already been racked up. Cheney's abuse of power, contempt of Congress for both Bush and Cheney, lying and misleading the public to get us into war, commuting Libby's sentence in an obvious quid pro quo deal, running secret torture chambers, outing a covert CIA agent as a retaliation move, using U.S. Attorneys to influence and challenge elections (and firing them when they don't comply) -- the list goes on and on.

    Abuse of power is much, much more than just a Dem talking point here. It's what's really going on.


  80. helenahandbasket Says:

    CT-VD: bushie interrupted a meeting of republics - typical propogandists.

    LMAO


  81. toasterhead Says:

    The US will complete the job. TP might as well shut down this site.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:08 pm

    What job is that?


  82. m12 Says:

    What’s next, Chimpy? Gonna bug their conference rooms, so you know when someone’s saying a sour word against you?

    Lyndon Johnson had most of his subordinates bugged.


  83. nym@alias.net Says:

    No, the President is not a belligerant idiot

    yes he is, fox said so


  84. meh Says:

    Bush never met a cliff he didn't like.


  85. Vice President Bush Says:

    NNNGGH!!! FIRE BAD!


  86. pgw Says:

    ""It was stunning," said one GOP aide who attended the meeting. "We couldn't believe he came in."

    "We kept looking at each other, amazed he came in," said another Republican aide."


  87. Robert Says:

    Well, at least we have a sane Vice President that can take over for Bush if he is deemed incapacitated. /sarcasm


  88. K Trout Says:

    Don't impeach. Use R.I.C.O for a criminal indictment.


  89. Dean Alper Says:

    This behavior is entirely predictable, inevitable, inexorable. Read Glenn Greenwald's "Tragic Legacy" for the reasons why.


  90. Melissa Kelley Says:

    Where are the indictments? Where are the convictions? This “Abuse of power” is nothing more than an oft repeated Democrat talking point. Making the charge is one thing, proving it is quite another.

    Comment by 20wordsor less — July 17, 2007 @ 2:54 pm

    Another lame civics lesson: IMPEACHMENT is an indictment. There is plenty of reason to suspect Bush and Cheney, and absolutely of course Gonzales, of impeachable offenses. It's a matter of getting around the overuse of executive privilege. If Congress (or the judiciary committee) decides there is enough evidence to support a trial, somebody will be impeached. Then they'll have a trial in the Houe and either convict or not. IMPEACH does not mean "remove from office."


  91. LawyerSmith Says:

    They were shocked because the meeting was about what to wear during the filibuster tonight.


  92. Melissa Says:

    "Then they’ll have a trial in the Houe"

    Sorry, I mean the Senate. And also sorry for the redundancy, I see someone else already picked up on this.


  93. robbez_92107 Says:

    It’s refreshing to see the President take a more aggressive approach towards these propaganda hustlers.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:10 pm

    It was a RETHUGLICAN staff meeting, genius......

    Nothing to see here folks, move along. No, the President is not a belligerant idiot, he’s INSULATED and INDIFFERENT!

    Comment by CTV1 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:11 pm

    There - I fixed it for you.


  94. TripMaster Monkey Says:

    m12 sez:

    Lyndon Johnson had most of his subordinates bugged.

    And does that make it right, m12?

    Remember, if you say "no", you're only proving my point.

    And if you say "yes", you can throw all your ridiculous "CLINTON DID IT" arguments out the window.

    I'm really looking forward to your response on this one...


  95. missmolly Says:

    So Bush's Iraq policy isn't changing. He's not backing down. He's staying the course despite American seeing clearly that he's heading into deeper and deeper quicksand.

    How much deeper will he go before he gets fragged by his own party?


  96. CT_V1 Says:

    ALL surrender monkeys - democrat or republican - deserve the wrath of the President.

    This democrat majority is attempting to push the doctrine of defeatism. The President is having none of that. Swaths of dirty, disgusting Muslim terrorists are thoroughly seeking to wipe the western culture off the planet.

    The preditable response of defeatocrats? To encourage more muslim immigration because it "enriches" the fabric of our culture, or some other happy talking-point.


  97. Arthur Frain Says:

    Mildly profane is a code word for "BS".

    Impeach the beech!


  98. hoi polloi Says:

    NO!!! I don’t care if that is an Iceberg, we are not turning the friggin ship!!!!!

    Comment by burning inside — July 17, 2007 @ 2:36 pm

    The full quote was followed by: "changing course will only embolden the iceberg. Full steam ahead!"


  99. m12 Says:

    And does that make it right, m12?

    Remember, if you say “no”, you’re only proving my point.

    And if you say “yes”, you can throw all your ridiculous “CLINTON DID IT” arguments out the window.

    I’m really looking forward to your response on this one…

    Sure. Bush obviously looks to his predecessors for guidance. After all, Johnson and Bush were the deciders!

    He is the boss of the White House and cannot crash any meeting.


  100. funky p Says:

    Impeachment is not the tool to use because you disagree with policy. The President, Vice President, and all civil officers of the United States shall be removed from office on impeachment for, and conviction of, treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.”

    Comment by 20wordsor less — July 17, 2007 @ 2:41 pm

    Agreed. Let's start the trials!
    Let's start with Cheney; a simple video (by Glenn Greenwald, I think, it's on youtube) lays out the case against Cheney. Let me cut to the chase. He consistently Lied, about the capabilities and intent of a sovereign nation in order to coerce the Senate, House, and American people to support a pre-determined war. The lies included statements that Iraq, without a doubt, had fully realized WMD programs, and were determined to use these weapons either directly against the U.S. (or Israel). He also lied about meetings between Iraqi intelligence and Al qaeda.
    We all know about his recent declarations that he is free of any restraint from any branch of government, as is the President. Their assertions that they need not comply with the Constitution, or even their own executive orders, are all we really need to impeach. Bush openly admitted he had violated the FISA laws, and would continue to do so.
    Maybe you Businistas are okay with that. Those of us who want to see the rule of, law, and the constitution upheld, demand the accountability provided for in the Constitution. Just like some of you insisted we do with the previous President; that is, those of you old enough. It's ironic that some of Bush's most vocal supporters here are not old enough to have any kind of historical perspective over the last twenty years, yet they pontificate and bloviate, as teenagers are wont to do, because they think they have the answers.
    I think they may suffer from 'alien hand syndrome' which causes them to type without control or volition. Like automatic writing, except no intelligence is guiding the hand.

    A Swiss-led research team has discovered the cause of alien hand syndrome -- a rare neurological disorder that causes involuntary hand movements.

    People suffering the disorder might sometimes reach for objects and manipulate them without wanting to do so, even to the point of having to use their healthy hand to restrain the alien hand.
    from: http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/Science/2007/07/17/cause_of_alien_hand_syndrome_determined/8529/


  101. SGT Higgins Says:

    “changing course will only embolden the iceberg. Full steam ahead!”

    Comment by hoi polloi

    I get the sarcasm...what are you? Some sort of friggin' Iceberg sympathizer? Guess you don't mind some iceberg showin' up at your house...takin' your daughter on a date?

    Yeah! Didn't THINK so.


  102. pgw Says:

    "Swaths of dirty, disgusting Muslim terrorists are thoroughly seeking to wipe the western culture off the planet. To encourage more muslim immigration because it “enriches” the fabric of our culture, or some other happy talking-point.
    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007"

    i hope for your sake that someone's name-jacking you, because that is stupid, stupid stuff. even for a 21-year old.


  103. OutSourced Says:

    Liquid lunch.


  104. Newt Gringo Says:

    Darling, m12 is here with our Book-of-the-Month Club dung!


  105. RUCerious Says:

    Swaths of dirty disgusting European terrorists were thoroughly seeking to wipe native culture off the planet. To encourage more european immigration because it enriches the fabric of our culture is sheer fiddle faddle.


  106. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by pgw — July 17, 2007 @ 3:29 pm

    Typical liberal denial. I encourage you to immigrate to Afghanistan if these Muslims are such good people.

    I'll pray for your stupidity.


  107. gregg Says:

    we should stop all our name calling and wake-up to the deeper and most sobering truth

    this man will launch armegeddon on his watch, he is not motivated by politics or polls, he is motivated by his belief that "God" is directing him to "bring freedom" to the world

    he's pathological (aren't we all) and short of an armed arrest he will take us over the edge

    prepare to meet your maker


  108. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by RUCerious — July 17, 2007 @ 3:33 pm

    Leave the country. Get out.


  109. funky p Says:

    i hope for your sake that someone’s name-jacking you, because that is stupid, stupid stuff. even for a 21-year old.

    Ah, my point exactly. When they falsely tried to convict Clinton of whatever they felt was illegal about two consenting adults doing the same thing many of them were doing, this guy was maybe 12. An age where he might think fellatio is the name of some star wars character.
    That's why they speak (type) nonsense, and cannot form cogent arguments beyond (some Democrat) did it.
    Doesn't myspace give you guys enough of an outlet for your juvenile embarrassing posts?


  110. LividLib Says:

    They neglected to mention that he crashed the meeting riding his Big Wheel.


  111. Vice President Bush Says:

    Muslims bad! CT_V1 Good!

    NNNGGHAH!


  112. Vice President Bush Says:

    CT,

    Love It or Leave Itâ„¢ doesn't work when you don't represent the majority of Americans, dumbass!

    WE are America now, redneck!


  113. RUCerious Says:

    Comment by CT_V1
    Leave the country. Get out
    BWAHAHAHA! Might just go on a vacation this year, thanks!


  114. Styve Says:

    I wonder if he was D-R-UNK?! Bush is a sadistic wimp!

    Think they have child-proofed the White House, in case our little frat-boy gets a bug up his ass about taking action on Iran, or whatever??


  115. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by funky p — July 17, 2007 @ 3:36 pm

    You have no credibility to respond. If using the word "fellatio" in a response is somehow "cogent", then you shouldn't waste your time.

    You may require a series of tests to pinpoint your deficiencies.

    Muslim immigration is terrible for our national security. It's a no-brainer. They have no business being here, understand that.


  116. trueblue Says:

    They neglected to mention that he crashed the meeting riding his Big Wheel.

    Comment by LividLib

    Thank you for the bellylaugh of the day.


  117. Zooey Says:

    Comment by CT_V1
    Leave the country. Get out
    BWAHAHAHA! Might just go on a vacation this year, thanks!
    Comment by RUCerious — July 17, 2007 @ 3:40 pm

    CT doesn't do so well on his own. Sheesh....


  118. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by RUCerious — July 17, 2007 @ 3:40 pm

    Make it a permanent vacation.


  119. Dean Says:

    Newsflash, idiotS in Congress, its his White House!
    by m12

    Newsflash m12, it's OUR White House! Not the dumbya's.


  120. Republicans Can't Govern. Says:

    Bush has balls the size of coconuts. . . and a brain the size of a chickpea.


  121. Zooey Says:

    Muslim immigration is terrible for our national security. It’s a no-brainer. They have no business being here, understand that.
    Comment by CT_V1

    You are a racist and a bigot.


  122. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Vice President Bush — July 17, 2007 @ 3:39 pm

    Your polls say nothing, they mean nothing, and are all self-serving. We don't have a majority of people in this country who hate America, so you need to leave. Renounce your citizenship.


  123. gummitch Says:

    I’ll pray for your stupidity.

    Comment by CT_V1

    Fortunately, we don't have to pray for yours. It's already much in evidence.


  124. RUCerious Says:

    Make it a permanent vacation.

    Comment by CT_V1

    What, and leave you trolls without proper swatting! Not a chance, frat boy.


  125. toasterhead Says:

    Muslim immigration is terrible for our national security. It’s a no-brainer. They have no business being here, understand that.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:41 pm

    Even the ones who are tired, poor, hungry, or oppressed and yearning to breathe free?


  126. thersitz Says:

    gregg ... do you really believe this chump believes in God? I don't. The god gab is rhetorical -- keeps chumps like CT_V1 aflame ... allows the falwells to ramp up their sermons ... posits armageddon ... it is all a bunch of shit.


  127. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 3:41 pm

    You were instructed to ignore my posts.


  128. SGT Higgins Says:

    CT doesn’t do so well on his own. Sheesh….

    Comment by Zooey

    Umm Zoo? I'm not so sure he would do so well supervised, either.


  129. Lee Bryner Says:

    "Crashed a meeting at the White House?

    Newsflash, idiots in Congress, its his White House!"

    Remember, him and Cheney are not part of the Executive Branch.


  130. trueblue Says:

    They have no business being here, understand that.
    Comment by CT_V1

    Ummmmm,

    This is America still, isn't it? Aren't we called the great melting pot?

    And, doesn't that statement sound a bit too much like something a certain European leader once said that lead to millions of deaths?


  131. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by toasterhead — July 17, 2007 @ 3:44 pm

    They can go breath free in some undeveloped land, make it their own. In many ways, America can't afford to have them here. Your sympathy is meaningless to these anti-western terrorists. They will exploit it meet their goals.


  132. Republicans Can't Govern. Says:

    CT_V1 should've left the country when Bill Clinton, the greatest President of our generation, was running the show. He seems to prefer the lousy economy, increased poverty, and giant deficits of Bush & Co.


  133. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by trueblue — July 17, 2007 @ 3:46 pm

    The melting pot is already broken because of your successful advocacy for illegal bummigrants.

    Congratulations.


  134. SGT Higgins Says:

    Even the ones who are tired, poor, hungry, or oppressed and yearning to breathe free?

    Comment by toasterhead

    yeah, especially them.....they're the absolute WORST for national security. you know the type: They show up, all hungry and poor, and you just KNOW they're pathetic little huddled-masses are gonna wanna eat and stuff. It's terrible.


  135. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    "We kept looking at each other, amazed he came in,” said another.

    Actually, they were surprised he got the door open.


  136. m12 Says:

    Newsflash m12, it’s OUR White House! Not the dumbya’s.

    And we gave it to him! Your point, exactly?


  137. CT_V1 Says:

    You are a racist and a bigot.

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 3:42 pm

    There are few job prospects for Sociology majors.


  138. Republicans Can't Govern. Says:

    Funny how Republicans want "Democracy throughout the world." As long as those people don't try to share in OUR Democracy!! Hahaha.


  139. Zooey Says:

    You were instructed to ignore my posts.
    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:44 pm

    You were requested to cut the shit.

    Don't EVER think you'll be telling me what to do, CT.


  140. SGT Higgins Says:

    They can go breath free in some undeveloped land,

    Comment by CT_V1

    Your comments make me almost believe that ours IS undeveloped.

    It's like 26% undeveloped.


  141. RUCerious Says:

    Every once in a while I get the urge to print off some of the troll blathering and show it to Ray, my Pakistani dba. But I know it would hurt his feelings, as he is a devout muslim, and one of the nicest people on the planet.
    It's a shame the trolls don't go out and actually meet real people, it might help soothe their bloodthirsty jingoism.


  142. Republicans Can't Govern. Says:

    And we gave it to him! Your point, exactly? --Comment by m12

    "Gave it"?? Bush lives in the White House at the pleasure of the citizens of the United States. Your point, exactly?


  143. Zooey Says:

    Umm Zoo? I’m not so sure he would do so well supervised, either.
    Comment by SGT Higgins

    He really doesn't, that's why his inadequacy is so obvious now.


  144. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    Crashed a meeting at the White House?

    Newsflash, idiots in Congress, its his White House!

    Comment by m12 — July 17, 2007 @ 2:40 pm

    Wrong again, S-bomb. It's our WH - he's just a guest.


  145. funky p Says:

    Typical liberal denial. I encourage you to immigrate to Afghanistan if these Muslims are such good people.

    I’ll pray for your stupidity.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:35 pm

    Again, an excellent example of nothing to say, and really not a person who wants to hear it. This is what passes for 'truth' and intelligent debate in their world. They do not justify a response as the only thing they hope to accomplish is to get a rise out of someone, and too many people take the bait. I understand the frustration of having done enough reading to have a broad understanding of the issues and what is really at stake. This is not a game, the neo cons running our government view the masses, correctly so I might add, as incapable of handling the truth. If they told the truth, they would have said; 'Look, Iraq has a lot of oil, we are oil people, and our economic and strategic security, in our view, depends on us using the might of the American military to secure those oil assets. That is what is in the PNAC manifesto. But who among you wants to pour over those tedious and boring documents? But they convinced many to support their ends. To our detriment
    It is easier to tell, and re-tell (to catapult the propaganda)big lies and scare people into doing what these guys believe is in their best interest.
    In fact, these thugs have been very effective, using their media mouthpieces like Limbaugh, to get Americans to vote against their own best interests. Like with the war, or the Inheritance (Paris Hilton) tax, or any number of issues that benefit the corporatocracy but not the American people. And they have effectively used this propaganda to divide the American people and blind them to the fact that we are committing suicide by following these guys over the cliff.
    You want to follow that burning Bush, go ahead. But you 20 somethings want to fight the good fight behind a monitor and keyboard, when if you truly believed, and were not here just to agitate, you would enlist, and put action behind your jingoistic rhetoric.
    Now go do some reading, and come back when you can formulate
    an intelligent argument, besides Clinton did it, and Bush is great. Save that for your myspace page.


  146. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Republicans Can't Govern. — July 17, 2007 @ 3:47 pm

    Had a Republican majority not been convened for 6/8 of the Clinton years, we wouldn't have realized a strong economy, etc. Those good results weren't due to his efforts, but by idealistic legislation by the majority Republican congress, which to his credit he signed.


  147. Vice President Bush Says:

    Little miss CT,

    I suppose the last election means nothing? You got your ass handed to you. Polls DO mean something, dipshit.

    Please tell me where to meet you so I can show you who's a coward and who's not.


  148. Zooey Says:

    There are few job prospects for Sociology majors.
    Comment by CT_V1

    There are few job prospects for addle-brained, bloodthirsty, piss-soaked authoritarian sycophants.


  149. Republicans Can't Govern. Says:

    Marcus Aurelius at 144: AND, he's like a house guest that HAS OUTSTAYED HIS WELCOME. According to 76% of the home's owners.


  150. m12 Says:

    “Gave it”?? Bush lives in the White House at the pleasure of the citizens of the United States. Your point, exactly?

    Since he lives in the house, he is permitted to walk around and 'crash' any meetings he decides to.


  151. SGT Higgins Says:

    Don’t EVER think you’ll be telling me what to do, CT.

    Comment by Zooey

    Careful Zoo,

    he's a-feared of strong women.


  152. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    Comment by Republicans Can’t Govern. — July 17, 2007 @ 3:47 pm

    Had a Republican majority not been convened for 6/8 of the Clinton years, we wouldn’t have realized a strong economy, etc. Those good results weren’t due to his efforts, but by idealistic legislation by the majority Republican congress, which to his credit he signed.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:51 pm

    And you are the north end of a horse heading south.


  153. Republicans Can't Govern. Says:

    #146: Hahaha. Funny. Then you'd think it would've continued when Republicans had both the White House and Congress in the next 6 years. Instead . . . an economic TAILSPIN. Hahaha.


  154. Zooey Says:

    It’s a shame the trolls don’t go out and actually meet real people, it might help soothe their bloodthirsty jingoism.
    Comment by RUCerious — July 17, 2007 @ 3:50 pm

    Nail on head, Captain.


  155. Republicans Can't Govern. Says:

    #150. How does "living in it" give him that right? Please explain.


  156. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 3:50 pm

    You have been instructed to ignore my posts. That also applies to mouthy 'shane.'

    Take an anger management class while you're at it.


  157. RUCerious Says:

    Damn it Marcus, you just hurt the horse's feelings.


  158. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    Gave it”?? Bush lives in the White House at the pleasure of the citizens of the United States. Your point, exactly?

    Since he lives in the house, he is permitted to walk around and ‘crash’ any meetings he decides to.

    Comment by m12 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:53 pm

    Guess he's your daddy figure: "in this house we obey my rules".

    Let's see who vacates the premises.


  159. SGT Higgins Says:

    Please tell me where to meet you so I can show you who’s a coward and who’s not.

    Comment by Vice President Bush

    Problem with that VP Bush. When you got there you'd already have your answer. You'd be alone.


  160. m12 Says:

    How does “living in it” give him that right? Please explain.

    Renters have significant rights over their property. Look them up.


  161. funky p Says:

    CT_V1 should’ve left the country when Bill Clinton, the greatest President of our generation, was running the show. He seems to prefer the lousy economy, increased poverty, and giant deficits of Bush & Co.

    Comment by Republicans Can't Govern. — July 17, 2007 @ 3:47 pm

    You expect too much from a child.


  162. RUCerious Says:

    Looks like CliT_Vn should be over at the O'Reilly thread dissing mouthy broads...


  163. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Republicans Can't Govern. — July 17, 2007 @ 3:53 pm

    There is no economic tailspin. You should probably explain yourself.


  164. Republicans Can't Govern. Says:

    The REAL reasons Bush walked into the meeting:

    1) he was done working on his rubber band ball for the day.
    2) he got lost trying to find the men's room
    3) he thought it was another birthday party for a staff member which they "forgot" to invite him to


  165. Republicans Can't Govern. Says:

    #160. He doesn't pay any rent. He's not a renter. Try again?


  166. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    “Gave it”?? Bush lives in the White House at the pleasure of the citizens of the United States. Your point, exactly?

    Since he lives in the house, he is permitted to walk around and ‘crash’ any meetings he decides to.

    Comment by m12 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:53 pm

    But only as long as Dick Cheney says it's okay.


  167. Zooey Says:

    Careful Zoo,
    he’s a-feared of strong women.
    Comment by SGT Higgins

    Sounds like a long-term personal problem for him. :D

    I don't know who the hell he thinks he is telling commenters like RUC, who are worth 10 of him, to leave this country.


  168. SGT Higgins Says:

    CT_V1,

    Go fu*k yourself.

    There...."You have been instructed"


  169. spencers mom Says:

    Did the say he did a "drop by" or a "drive by"?

    Either way, his actions CONTINUE to be illegal.

    PEACE


  170. RUCerious Says:

    More Reasons
    4) He thought he might just find those WMDs under the table.
    5) He thought he could slip in and down a pint of bourbon on the sly


  171. SGT Higgins Says:

    over at the O’Reilly thread dissing mouthy broads…

    Comment by RUCerious

    What? They got mouthy broads over at that thread? brb

    lol


  172. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Marcus Aurelius — July 17, 2007 @ 3:53 pm

    Not a cogent response, signifies nothing.


  173. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    Gave it”?? Bush lives in the White House at the pleasure of the citizens of the United States. Your point, exactly?

    Since he lives in the house, he is permitted to walk around and ‘crash’ any meetings he decides to.

    Comment by m12 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:53 pm

    As long as Dick Cheney says it's okay.


  174. Vice President Bush Says:

    Seriously, CT, we gonna do this or not?


  175. m12 Says:

    He doesn’t pay any rent. He’s not a renter. Try again?

    He doesn't have to. His payment is his service to the American public.


  176. jake3988 Says:

    I'm starting to think that in a few months even his own administration will will look at him and go 'WTF is wrong with that guy.'


  177. RUCerious Says:

    Mistress Z ~
    Perhaps I touched a nerve with my dirty European immigrants comment..?


  178. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    How does “living in it” give him that right? Please explain.

    Renters have significant rights over their property. Look them up.

    Comment by m12 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:55 pm

    Can you read? He's not a renter, he's a guest. (who has worn out his welcome).


  179. SGT Higgins Says:

    Comment by jake3988 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:59 pm

    I suspect that many of them already do.


  180. funky p Says:

    Looks like CliT_Vn should be over at the O’Reilly thread dissing mouthy broads…

    Comment by RUCerious — July 17, 2007 @ 3:56 pm

    Or lesbian gangs!


  181. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by SGT Higgins — July 17, 2007 @ 3:57 pm

    I'm sorry that you consider ANY American to be worse than a Muslim terrorist. Those "26%" are not terrorists, that's an unsubstantiated talking-point.


  182. toasterhead Says:

    They can go breath free in some undeveloped land, make it their own. In many ways, America can’t afford to have them here. Your sympathy is meaningless to these anti-western terrorists. They will exploit it meet their goals.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:47 pm

    Really? Cause according to a recent Pew survey of Muslim-Americans, most Muslim immigrants do quite well here - the majority are middle-class, in a good financial situation, believe in assimilating into American culture, and are less supportive of violence against civilans than other Americans. So your entire premise is false - we can't afford NOT to have these taxpaying, pro-Western, non-violent people in this country.


  183. Republicans Can't Govern. Says:

    #175. Good point. IF he was providing a real service. :)


  184. Zooey Says:

    You have been instructed to ignore my posts. That also applies to mouthy ’shane.’
    Take an anger management class while you’re at it.
    Comment by CT_V1

    You have been informed that you will not be telling me what to do, and you can manage your own problems with shane. Leave me out of it.

    I'm cool as a cucumber, CT. The only one with anger and FEAR problems around here is you.

    You might want to look into that, and here's a hint -- it's managed from within, not from without.


  185. trueblue Says:

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 3:50 pm

    You have been instructed to ignore my posts. That also applies to mouthy ’shane.’

    Take an anger management class while you’re at it.

    Comment by CT_V1 —

    If you don't like it, then ignore her; like I did to your completely moronic answer to my post.
    And while you're at it, Go Cheney Yourself.


  186. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    Comment by Republicans Can’t Govern. — July 17, 2007 @ 3:53 pm

    There is no economic tailspin. You should probably explain yourself.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:56 pm

    Nope. No tailspin. This thing was designed to fly upsidedown, backward, and in an irregular spiral towards the ground.

    Coffee?


  187. CT_V1 Says:

    I am an idiot


  188. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    He doesn’t pay any rent. He’s not a renter. Try again?

    He doesn’t have to. His payment is his service to the American public.

    Comment by m12 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:58 pm

    Damn, he's late on the rent and he's trashed the place. Looks like someone's going to jail.


  189. RUCerious Says:

    Looks like CliT_V1 is in over its head.
    Take a break from the blathering, Unka Karl will only dock you a couple hours pay while you relieve your self abusing needs.


  190. SGT Higgins Says:

    I’m sorry that you consider ANY American to be worse than a Muslim terrorist. ----- I never said any such thing!
    Those “26%” are not terrorists, --- I never called them 'terrorists'...or anything else for that matter. What are you? insane?
    that’s an unsubstantiated talking-point. ---- Which you MADE UP! You are 132 degrees of stupid, ain't ya?

    Comment by CT_V1


  191. m12 Says:

    Can you read? He’s not a renter, he’s a guest. (who has worn out his welcome).

    Call him whatever you want, but it is his White House for 18 more months!

    These idiots in Congress wanted to talk to Tony Snow about White House policy. Bush gave it to them.


  192. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Vice President Bush — July 17, 2007 @ 3:52 pm

    Grow up, kid. Mr. Bush has had a Republican majority for 6/8 years of his presidency vs. 2/8 for your Clinton god. In addition, November 2006 wasn't exactly November 1994.

    Polls DO mean something, dipshit. No, skewed polls don't mean s*it.

    The last time I checked, a real debater doesn't request a fist fight when they're losing the debate. Again, grow up, Mr. Anarchist. Typical libecrat.


  193. zxcvb3369 Says:

    CT_V1; wow... are you seriously confused or just willfully ignorant? Most likely both.

    Why aren't you in Iraq fighting all those eeeevil brown-skinned folks instead of sitting in your parents' basement posting your drivel on this site? Or did you avoid serving in the military because of a boil on your ass like your hero Rush? Maybe it was because you had "better things to do" (tm) like your role-model Darth Cheney?

    Back in yer hole, clownshoes!


  194. Zooey Says:

    Mistress Z ~
    Perhaps I touched a nerve with my dirty European immigrants comment..?
    Comment by RUCerious — July 17, 2007 @ 3:59 pm

    I think that must be it.

    BTW, I'll be coming up there to kick the crepitus out of you with my wooden clogs. :)


  195. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    Can you read? He’s not a renter, he’s a guest. (who has worn out his welcome).

    Call him whatever you want, but it is his White House for 18 more months!

    These idiots in Congress wanted to talk to Tony Snow about White House policy. Bush gave it to them.

    Comment by m12 — July 17, 2007 @ 4:05 pm

    No. it's our WH, forever, and he'll be gone before that.


  196. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by trueblue — July 17, 2007 @ 4:01 pm

    Uhhhh...I didn't address her. She should simply think about ignoring my posts.


  197. john Gilpins Says:

    All of us would wish to be mildly profane istead of mildly I-N-S-A-N-E.

    You can bet the *#%&#%&#@^&*&$@ I would.

    The following is just the normal, everyday conversations you'd hear from Bush at the White House:

    1. I talked to Elvis yesterday.

    2. Elvis wants to know which diet pills are the best.

    3. All of you )**^^^(((@@***^^ ass****s can go **Y^%%)(****^%//*) yourselves.

    4. Just try you *(((&^@@@@^^&&&))) ass****s to have me committed.

    5. I'm Julius Caesar.

    6. Did you just hear that ***@@* voice coming out of the wall? I did!

    7. Baghdad will become the next Las Vegas. It's hot, there's a desert, and some of the politicans seem to be less than honest.

    8. I still haven't found WMD. Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

    9. A monarchy is what this country needs.

    10. I'm king.


  198. Buch Fush Says:

    You just can't take the DICK out of DICTATOR.

    Butt Slush - CT_V1's slurpy drink of choice.


  199. Zooey Says:

    Which you MADE UP! You are 132 degrees of stupid, ain’t ya?
    Comment by SGT Higgins — July 17, 2007 @ 4:04 pm

    CT thinks ALL Muslims are terrorists, and he's skeered of 'em.


  200. CT_V1 Says:

    You act as though if you were actaully losing the debate you would admit it. You would not. Right-wingers do not ever admit to losing anything so in their tiny little bean-sized minds they never lose.

    And thus the only approach left is to beat the living hell out of you.
    Don't act as though you don't question our toughness or masculinity.
    Where I come from that's when you fight.

    Bring it on!


  201. trueblue Says:

    BTW, I’ll be coming up there to kick the crepitus out of you with my wooden clogs. :)

    Comment by Zooey

    Crepitus sucks. My knees crunch every time I climb stairs. yuck.

    :P


  202. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    The last time I checked, a real debater doesn’t request a fist fight when they’re losing the debate. Again, grow up, Mr. Anarchist. Typical libecrat.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 4:05 pm

    Last time I checked, instigating traitors - especially pussies like you - got their asses kicked. Just like a Neocon turd: brings words to a gunfight.


  203. m12 Says:

    No. it’s our WH, forever, and he’ll be gone before that.

    Someone is smoking some of Gore Jr.'s stuff!


  204. Zooey Says:

    Uhhhh…I didn’t address her. She should simply think about ignoring my posts.
    Comment by CT_V1

    Uhhh, you did address me when you told me I was "instructed" to ignore your comments.


  205. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    She should simply think about ignoring my posts.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 4:07 pm

    What posts?


  206. SGT Higgins Says:

    She should simply think about ignoring my posts.

    Comment by CT_V1

    Which is it CT? Before you said she was 'instructed to'...now you're saying it's something she may wish to ponder?

    back-pedaling? Or flip-flopping?


  207. pgw Says:

    "And thus the only approach left is to beat the living hell out of you.
    Don’t act as though you don’t question our toughness or masculinity.
    Where I come from that’s when you fight.
    Bring it on!

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007"

    please stop doing meth.


  208. hellinabucket Says:

    Bush just got his pep talk from Cheney and Rove (Rummy was on the conf. phone). "You da Man!!!!!" and "2, 4 ,6, 8 who will we decimate? IRAQ, IRAQ, IRAQ!!!!!!" was heard coming from the oval office prior to the newly testosterone filled GW burst into the other meetings.

    He may be dumb but he's stubborn too.


  209. Zimzone Says:

    I think I'm being banned by TP for typing AIPAC...help!


  210. funky p Says:

    These idiots in Congress wanted to talk to Tony Snow about White House policy. Bush gave it to them.

    Comment by m12 — July 17, 2007 @ 4:05 pm

    I agree.
    Damn Republicans!


  211. RUCerious Says:

    Mistress Z!~!
    Oh NO! I haven't been clogged in quite a while!!


  212. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    omeone is smoking some of Gore Jr.’s stuff!

    Comment by m12 — July 17, 2007 @ 4:09 pm

    Yup. And it's good too!


  213. Zooey Says:

    Crepitus sucks. My knees crunch every time I climb stairs. yuck.
    :P
    Comment by trueblue

    At least you have knees!! **sniff**

    It seems the trolls are rather lame today. I think they forgot their Flintstones vitamins today.


  214. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by toasterhead — July 17, 2007 @ 4:00 pm

    Hmmm...."less supportive?" They should be entirely against violence and anarchy.

    And keep in mind, there's still 25% of concern. They are not making it clear that they condone terror.

    And taxes? Please, they aren't vital in any shape or form in that regard.


  215. big papa Says:

    George W. Bush's Iraq policy is "A Prescription for American Suicide"...

    ...this was an editorial in a "conservative" Pittsburgh newspaper...

    ...it went on to say that if Bush doesn't change course in Iraq the American people must question his sanity...

    ...This newspaper is owned by none other than...

    ...Richard Mellon Scaife...

    ...OOPS!


  216. Spudge_Boy Says:

    President Bush shocked Capitol Hill staffers and Republican leaders Monday when he crashed a meeting at the White House to deliver a blunt message that he wasn't backing down on Iraq and Republicans need to understand that.

    Hey dumb fu*king trolls, this has nothing to do with Democrats or Congress. This was Bush's own people. Republicans talking about changing policy. Not Democrats or Congress. Get a clue you idiots.


  217. Zooey Says:

    back-pedaling? Or flip-flopping?
    Comment by SGT Higgins

    Fish flopping around on a pier....


  218. RUCerious Says:

    #201 Tru!
    You got air on the knee??


  219. SGT Higgins Says:

    It seems the trolls are rather lame today. I think they forgot their Flintstones vitamins today.

    Comment by Zooey

    They are pretty disappointing, aren't they? Think they missed their naps.


  220. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 4:09 pm

    If you want no response, then do not address my posts.


  221. Zimzone Says:

    Troll Whacking for Dummies

    Now available at your favorite China Mart


  222. CT_V1 Says:

    #200 is an anarchist name jacker and will be reported.


  223. Zooey Says:

    Mistress Z!~!
    Oh NO! I haven’t been clogged in quite a while!!
    Comment by RUCerious

    It's a rare thing, RUC, I hate splinters in my feet. You're special. :)


  224. RUCerious Says:

    Oooh, it knows how to be bold!
    Wow.


  225. ForTruth Says:

    Which means it’s his house. Renters have significant rights over their property despite the fact that they don’t techinically own it.

    Comment by m12

    And you can thank those durn libruls for getting renter's rights on the books.


  226. SGT Higgins Says:

    Fish flopping around on a pier….

    Comment by Zooey

    Lmao.....you mean he's 'yearning to breathe free'?
    maybe his poor huddled mass just needs a good swift kick back into the 'pond'.


  227. RUCerious Says:

    #222 Maybe an antichrist namejacker?


  228. trueblue Says:

    #201 Tru!
    You got air on the knee??

    Comment by RUCerious —

    It's an A&P term.

    Describes the start of arthitis. The bones are no longer cushioned, so they kind of grind together when you bend and straighten.

    And I'm only 41.

    :(


  229. RUCerious Says:

    Can you guys stop talking about fish!
    I wanna go catch some black rock cod off LaPush, waaaahhhh!


  230. Zooey Says:

    If you want no response, then do not address my posts.
    Comment by CT_V1

    You don't get to decide what I "want" either.

    Whether you address me or not, if I don't wish to engage you, I will not. It's entirely up to me.


  231. SGT Higgins Says:

    #200 is an anarchist name jacker and will be reported. ---- anarchist? I missed that part....care to point it out?

    Comment by CT_V1

    *wahhhhhh!!!!!!!!! I'm tellin' Mom.


  232. RUCerious Says:

    Tru ~ the crepitus I had in the hospital was a thin layer of air just under the skin that made my chest/shoulder puff up like a puffer fish, and you could press down on the skin and pop the air bubbles, felt just like bubble wrap popping... Wierdest feeling ever...


  233. ForTruth Says:

    How about the cartilage in the knee so trashed sometimes you have pain which prevents walking? Or you have to pop it back into place?

    Thats always nice too.


  234. trueblue Says:

    arthritis...oops...


  235. ForTruth Says:

    Someone said Clinton smokes fish-flavored cigars the other day. Worth mentioning, very funny.


  236. SGT Higgins Says:

    You don’t get to decide what I “want” either.

    Comment by Zooey

    Dam right! What Zooey wants is VOTED on!


  237. RUCerious Says:

    More with the fish jokes, huh? OK, I'm going to call a charter and book a trip, dammit.


  238. Zooey Says:

    And you can thank those durn libruls for getting renter’s rights on the books.
    Comment by ForTruth

    Cons always have a shitty attitude about the rights we get for them.


  239. worldeaters Says:

    Congress is going to keep investigating and issuing subpoenas, and the American people are going to keep pushing for a pull-out from Iraq and impeachment of Bush and Cheney: "Our policy isn’t changing. We are not backing down and no one in the White House should be confused into thinking we are letting up.” After 231 years of independence, Bush, Cheney and their deranged supporters don't scare us. They're just sh-t under our nation's nails that will soon be washed away.


  240. Zooey Says:

    Lmao…..you mean he’s ‘yearning to breathe free’?
    maybe his poor huddled mass just needs a good swift kick back into the ‘pond’.
    Comment by SGT Higgins

    I think you're the man for the job, Sarge.


  241. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    And I’m only 41.

    :(

    Comment by trueblue — July 17, 2007 @ 4:18 pm

    I've got it, too. Can't play tennis anymore. But I'm sure I could whip m12, CT, mr. Pee, patrick 1, and jake, at the same time.

    No joke here - a little knee pain wouldn't get in my way. I'd bust them up good.


  242. RUCerious Says:

    maybe his poor huddled mass just needs a good swift kick back into the ‘pond’.
    Are you talkin about fish or CliT_V1?


  243. Zooey Says:

    Dam right! What Zooey wants is VOTED on!
    Comment by SGT Higgins

    Watch it..... :D


  244. RUCerious Says:

    #243, Zooey invokes cloture, cuts off debate...


  245. SGT Higgins Says:

    I think you’re the man for the job, Sarge.

    Comment by Zooey

    I may have done it already..... seen him around?
    that's terrible...I didn't even get to enjoy it.


  246. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    Dam right! What Zooey wants is VOTED on!
    Comment by SGT Higgins

    Watch it….. :D

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 4:26 pm

    Surely, you're not implying that Zooey wants to get polled, are you?


  247. LividLib Says:

    "I’ll pray for your stupidity."

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 3:35 pm

    Interesting comment.

    CT_V1,

    Please don't procreate.


  248. nym@alias.net Says:

    restore Habeas Corpus today

    the vote is ongoing. many undecided senators.

    call or write them. voice your opinion

    http://ga3.org/campaign/restore_habeas_amendment/wd7kedu99mx87em?qp_source=july16%5fhcraamendment


  249. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    Sorry, Z. The opportunity was just too great to let pass.


  250. SGT Higgins Says:

    Watch it….. :D

    Comment by Zooey

    What? What'd I say? LOL


  251. DRxJ Says:

    Real patriotic heroes:
    http://detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070717/UPDATE/707170402/1003

    I pray for their families
    (one actually had to have his parent's permission to sign up at 17. A decision, I'm sure, that they will forever regret)


  252. CT_V1 Says:

    ....It’s entirely up to me.

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 4:20 pm

    You're only providing clear evidence of your authoritarian state of mind.

    Don't refer to me in your postings if my replies bother you.

    It's entirely up to me, feminazi.


  253. davedave Says:

    Impeachment isn't the only tool. The 26th ammendment provides this:

    Whenever the Vice President and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive departments or of such other body as Congress may by law provide, transmit to the President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives their written declaration that the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the Vice President shall immediately assume the powers and duties of the office as Acting President.

    If Cheney declares W to be nuts, he could conceivably take over (explicitly) . .


  254. CT_V1 Says:

    ....I’d bust them up good.

    Comment by Marcus Aurelius — July 17, 2007 @ 4:25 pm

    You're the reason we have a military, anarchist hippie. You will be challenged and vigorously defeated.


  255. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by SGT Higgins — July 17, 2007 @ 4:20 pm

    I take it you're the culprit.


  256. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    ….It’s entirely up to me.

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 4:20 pm

    You’re only providing clear evidence of your authoritarian state of mind.

    Don’t refer to me in your postings if my replies bother you.

    It’s entirely up to me, feminazi.

    Feminazi? Good one! Very original! Have you copyrighted that word?


  257. sjmushroom Says:

    Let me say something to all the idiots defending that pile of shit: If you defend him, you have ABSOLUTELY NO CREDIBILITY! History will take care of him and Cheney, as well as you poor excuses for thinking moral people.


  258. ronjazz Says:

    funny that Bush hasn't accomplished a single thing in over 6 years that helps any American. first thing he did was let the terrorists strike successfully, then let the masterminds get away. then he failed to "fix" social security, failed to outlaw flagburning or abortion. now he's losing both wars he's involved in, the economy is tanking for everyone except his very rich friends, he's is hated the world over, and once again Al Qaeda is a strong threat, as of this morning. this is the very definition of a loser, and the main reason why the republican party is done, and will be outlawed withing a few years. they are thieves, liars, traitors and jackasses. Muslims are far superoir to Republicans, who, by the way, are the biggest terrorists in the world.


  259. QuentinCompson Says:

    It was at another WH meeting of R leaders from Capitol Hill, in March 2002, yes, that would be 2002, when Shrub crashed the meeting and said "Fuck Saddam, we're taking him out."

    Unfortunately the Senators and Dr. Rice were too flabbergasted to respond with the obvious, "OK - and then what will you do?", and so we got ourselves into this royal mess.
    -


  260. CT_V1 Says:

    Please, libekids, continue your responses with the words "clit" and "mommy" contained. You look so polished.

    Braindead, washed-up bums.


  261. funky p Says:

    You may not get to see this post. In my previous post, I quoted an article from OCT. 2006, which addressed the enormous profits being made by the Bush carte.l.
    That post appeared, I went away and did some chores, came back, refreshed, and the post had disappeared. Why would they do that? It was just a small quote, but indicated the extent to which a conflict of interest exists, especially where Cheney/Halliburton are concerned. It isn't like I said AIPAC or anything!


  262. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Marcus Aurelius — July 17, 2007 @ 4:39 pm

    Geez, yours was an incredibly stupid post.

    Keep it up, son. Thanks for the massage.


  263. RUCerious Says:

    Feminazi? Good one! Very original! Have you copyrighted that word?

    Comment by Marcus Aurelius

    There's a poster on Huffington Post with that handle. She's dynamite, and would have poor lil CliT_V1 crying for mommy in two minutes flat.


  264. Daryll Says:

    That is why I support President Bush. He has guts unlike other Democratic officials (Pelosi, Feinstein-Uncle Fester, etc.)


  265. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    ….I’d bust them up good.

    Comment by Marcus Aurelius — July 17, 2007 @ 4:25 pm

    You’re the reason we have a military, anarchist hippie. You will be challenged and vigorously defeated.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 4:38 pm

    But not before I thrash your sorry treasonous ass. Get this straight man-to-man: I'm calling you and your neocon ilk pussies. You won't challenge, and you won't fight. Coward.

    So, you're going to threaten me with your military?

    Dude, you crack me up.


  266. CT_V1 Says:

    Liberals, keep your peace-mongering skills exemplary on this thread.


  267. pgw Says:

    "You’re the reason we have a military, anarchist hippie. You will be challenged and vigorously defeated.
    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007"

    please stop taking meth. choose life.


  268. Daryll Says:

    Muslim immigration is terrible for our national security. It’s a no-brainer. They have no business being here, understand that.
    Comment by CT_V1

    I want them checked excessively at all airports. They should stop checking normal Americans like me.


  269. PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC) Says:

    Which means it’s his house. Renters have significant rights over their property despite the fact that they don’t techinically own it.

    Comment by m12
    ______________________

    Thus ends any reason for complaining about Clinton's use of the White House for his sexual tryst.

    m12, "Bingo!"


  270. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    I want them checked excessively at all airports. They should stop checking normal Americans like me.

    Comment by Daryll — July 17, 2007 @ 4:44 pm

    You might be many things, but normal isn't one of them.


  271. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Marcus Aurelius — July 17, 2007 @ 4:43 pm

    "Dude," you have no ammo here. You're a grandstanding fluke. Take your act elsewhere.

    Typical uneducated libecrat response: "I lose the debate. Should I challenge you to a school yard brawl?"

    Idiot.


  272. ronjazz Says:

    CT-V1 is stupider than any Muslim I ever met, qand they all speak better Engish as well. I think he's a little "slow", if you know what I mean. It really explains his Bush fetish, since he's obviously no patriot, or he'd be posting from Iraq..


  273. upside00 Says:

    Guess ol' Dubya is running WAY scared now. He is reduced to crashing meetings he isn't invited to, kinda like the ugly girl who comes to a party where she is not wanted, either.....AND makes a complete ass of herself.

    Gotta love it when a 'man' finally knows his limitations, just took him his whole sorry life to get there..


  274. pgw Says:

    "I want them checked excessively at all airports. They should stop checking normal Americans like me.
    Comment by Daryll — July 17, 2007"

    your 'normal' friends really did a number on oklahoma city.


  275. PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC) Says:

    That is why I support President Bush. He has guts unlike other Democratic officials (Pelosi, Feinstein-Uncle Fester, etc.)

    Comment by Daryll
    _________________

    Fish have guts, too. And they stink almost as badly as Bush when they have been flip-flopping outside their element like Bush.


  276. LividLib Says:

    "I want them checked excessively at all airports. They should stop checking normal Americans like me."

    Comment by Daryll — July 17, 2007 @ 4:44 pm

    Nah! That's just too easy!


  277. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by ronjazz — July 17, 2007 @ 4:47 pm

    Typical desperate muslim terrorist defender.


  278. PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC) Says:

    I want them checked excessively at all airports. They should stop checking normal Americans like me.

    Comment by Daryll
    ____________________

    "Them"?? "Excessively"?? "Normal"?????

    Daryll, believe it or not you have more credibility when you "discuss" theology, which of course is not saying much.


  279. funky p Says:

    And when virtually all of Bush military line of command, including the entire Joint Chiefs of Staff, opposed his "surge" proposal late last year, Bush responded not by listening, but by removing the top two commanders responsible for Iraq and replacing them with more amenable leaders, including Army Lt. Gen. David H. Petraeus.

    Bush won't listen to his Generals (unless they agree with him) and victory in Iraq is not the goal. Endless war is the goal. That's why he could declare mission accomplished! Don't expect any change any time soon; unless extending the war into Iran is a change.


  280. funky p Says:

    Halliburton scored almost $1.2 billion in revenue from contracts related to Iraq in the third quarter of 2006, leading one analyst to comment: "Iraq was better than expected ... Overall, there is nothing really to question or be skeptical about. I think the results are very good."

    Very good indeed. An estimated 655,000 dead Iraqis, over 3,000 dead coalition troops, billions stolen from Iraq's coffers, a country battered by civil war - but Halliburton turned a profit, so the results are very good.

    Very good certainly for Vice President Dick Cheney, who resigned from Halliburton in 2000 with a $33.7 million retirement package (not bad for roughly four years of work). In a stunning conflict of interest, Cheney still holds more than 400,000 stock options in the company. Why pursue diplomacy when you can rake in a personal fortune from war?

    Yet Cheney isn't the only one who has benefited from the Bush administration's destructive policies. The Bush family has done quite nicely too.

    Why leave all that behind?


  281. ronjazz Says:

    CT_V1, no real response, hey? Bush is a terrorist, Cheney is a terrorist, and if I lived in the Middle East, I would be out killing Americans as well. Terrorism breeds terrorism, and that's what you get with your coward's way out. If you were a patriot, if you loved your country, if you believed in your president, you'd be fighting the Muslim menace, not stinking up the internet. You are a wussy little coward, you've made that perfectly clear. Too afraid to even fight to defend your country, you are a joke. it's good that there are so few of you; if you were in the majority, Al Qaeda would have overun us by now. In any case, they're going to win, because of your cowardice and your leaders' incompetence and treason. Too bad for you, but I'll be glad no more US soldiers are being killed. You won't, though, you love to see our soldiers die for oil profits, you sick POS.


  282. Marcus Aurelius Says:

    Comment by Marcus Aurelius — July 17, 2007 @ 4:43 pm

    “Dude,” you have no ammo here. You’re a grandstanding fluke. Take your act elsewhere.

    Typical uneducated libecrat response: “I lose the debate. Should I challenge you to a school yard brawl?”

    Idiot.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 4:47 pm

    I think it goes like this: I won the debate, and now that the moderator is gone, I'm going to kick your ass for all of the intellecual dishonesty you made me deal with.

    I'm not a bully - you, however, are a coward.


  283. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Marcus Aurelius — July 17, 2007 @ 5:02 pm

    You lost the debate, Mucus. You are an intellectual fake, so give it up.


  284. RUCerious Says:

    I'd like to see all whacked out Xians strip searched at airports.
    Those crosses, rosaries, bead and other mystical gadgets could be used to enable the rapture whilst the aircraft was still airborn.


  285. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by ronjazz — July 17, 2007 @ 5:00 pm

    WOW. If that isn't propaganda....


  286. jon Says:

    when did wayne newotn become a foxnews correspondent?


  287. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by RUCerious — July 17, 2007 @ 5:05 pm

    Stop bringing Christians into this. Muslims are the absolute threat, they are prospective in continuing their annihilation.

    Muslims have brought this on themselves, so there's no turning back.


  288. braindoc Says:

    Newsflash, idiots in Congress, its his White House!

    Newsflash, moron winger, it's OUR White House.


  289. ForTruth Says:

    Christians are just more evolved terrorists. Cuz they don't chop heads. Shooting and bombing is much more humane.

    /sarcasm


  290. Zooey Says:

    You’re only providing clear evidence of your authoritarian state of mind.
    Don’t refer to me in your postings if my replies bother you.
    It’s entirely up to me, feminazi.
    Comment by CT_V1

    I claim authority over myself, no one else. Try it sometime.

    Also, if you're afraid of women, you'll never get well laid. I promise you that.


  291. big papa Says:

    they are prospective in continuing their annihilation.

    Comment by CT_V1 #287

    ...what in the hell are you talking about?


  292. ForTruth Says:

    CT_V1 is never getting laid, ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha


  293. ronjazz Says:

    Christians brought it on, CT, by invading their lands and stealing their oil. It's very simple, like you. Muslims are a threat to Christianist domination, and Christians have been terrorizing the world for almost 20 centuries now. You can't keep kicking the dog and not expect it to bite your ass some day. this is your day, coward. Enlist and fight them if you're so sure of what you say. Otherwise, you're just faking it. A liar and a faker, perfect Repiglicant.


  294. funky p Says:

    Which Muslims would Jesus kill?

    And I reposted the story excerpt about the Bush/Cheney junta making huge profits off of the war. It appeared briefly, then was again removed. Why is this web site afraid of the truth. There was nothing slanderous or libelous in the quote; just that Cheney had a conflict of interest for still owning 400,000 stock options in Halliburton (that we know of) and profits soaring as a result of the war.
    Anyone see the post before it got pulled? Any idea why they would pull it?
    I have seen some truly disturbing posts here; some remain this minute on this thread, so what is the criterion for a post getting pulled. Does Halliburton really run this site to find out what the lefties are up to. I do not know what to think about such action.


  295. ronjazz Says:

    CT_V1 does get laid, ask his mule.


  296. big papa Says:

    CT_V1 does get laid, ask his mule.

    Comment by ronjazz #295

    ...or his parents...


  297. pbg Says:

    Remember when Nixon went out at night to the Lincolm Memorial to explain his Vietnam position to the antiwar protesters?

    The day W crashes a Democratic meeting is the day I think as much of him as I do of Nixon. (and that's not very much.)


  298. ronjazz Says:

    …or his parents…

    Comment by big papa

    both? extra kinky!


  299. Juan C Says:

    Also, if you’re afraid of women, you’ll never get well laid. I promise you that.
    Comment by Zooey

    There are always the inflatable ones...and doped animals.


  300. mikey r Says:

    Good to see the old Bush back in action.

    Comment by Ringo — July 17, 2007 @ 2:37 pm

    I felt the same way when I heard about "Basic Instinct 2"


  301. ForTruth Says:

    Juan C.

    Too hilarious. "doped animals" LOL


  302. Kareem Abdul Jabbar Says:

    You righties are just ticked at us muslims because we are the best basketball players in the country. Long live Western Texas (UTEP today).


  303. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 5:13 pm

    You're not what a woman is supposed to be, so I'm not concerned about your weak projection.


  304. hellinabucket Says:

    Damn, CT is not only a C_ _ T but a true end of the world lover. Let's just kill them (whomever Them is will shift with the fear) all.

    You really want a holy war don't you CT.


  305. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by ForTruth — July 17, 2007 @ 5:14 pm

    This one's post comes during 10-mins at the Juvenile detention center.


  306. christian idiot Says:

    And just what are those muslims doing living in the sand on OUR oil??!!


  307. PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC) Says:

    You’re not what a woman is supposed to be, so I’m not concerned about your weak projection.

    Comment by CT_V1
    _________________

    Zooey, I'd bet CT has a "weak projection"! :}


  308. CT_V1 Says:

    Given the crazy liberal anarchists on these threads, it only certifies their "26%" figure to be at least 30 points higher.

    You're polls are a fluke.

    Let the juvenile responses continue....


  309. sumarian Says:

    These lands used to belong to us, to our beloved leaders, Enki, Enlil and Anu. You disgrace their nobility by coming here and stealing the oil from the ground. May Anu have mercy on your souls. May Enki abhor the day he made you sapiens.


  310. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC) — July 17, 2007 @ 5:31 pm

    Typical desperate libecrat response. In other words, immature.

    Hey, your god Mr. Clinton doesn't exactly like women, he just uses and harasses them.

    Grow up, kid.


  311. ForTruth Says:

    CT_V1

    What the hell is a woman "supposed" to be? I like em' strong, intelligent, and assertive. That's respectable.

    What do you think of Ann Coulter then? Aside from her stupid rants, she does know how to write, its just boring, she wants attention.


  312. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 5:32 pm

    err: You're


  313. ForTruth Says:

    Clinton's cigar gets laid more than CT_V1 ever will.


  314. juvenile republican Says:

    you tell em, CT. These libs are just NO match for our elementary school style of name calling!


  315. Egreggious Says:

    What do you think of Ann Coulter then? Aside from her stupid rants, she does know how to write, its just boring, she wants attention.

    Comment by ForTruth — July 17, 2007 @ 5:37 pm

    Defending Zooey by comparing her to Ann Coulter?

    I don't like the sounds of this. :D


  316. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by ForTruth — July 17, 2007 @ 5:38 pm

    When is your expected release date?


  317. GWB Says:

    hehehe, atta boy CT_V1. you jest keep calling em names! I just ignore them. I don't care what Americans want. Hell, they don't like me anyways. hehehe, so I'll just continue to destroy their country. Glad to have you aboard, kid!


  318. PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC) Says:

    ForTruth

    There is little point to talk TO the trolls. All they have is talking points and a thesaurus to change them up a bit. However, it is rather fun to talk ABOUT them.


  319. ForTruth Says:

    Eggregrious,

    I was trying to think of an intelligent, strong woman on the right. I know we all hate AC so much, but she ain't stupid, and she ain't weak.

    No comparison intended.


  320. PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC) Says:

    January 20, 2009 = AMERICA's release date.


  321. ForTruth Says:

    CT_V1,

    Who cares where I post from, or any attempts to distract form the fact you can't ever get laid. LOL


  322. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC) — July 17, 2007 @ 5:44 pm

    In your mind, it's probably to Muslims.


  323. Keith H. Says:

    The pig of pigs arrives.


  324. ForTruth Says:

    I'm already out on good behaviour and the anti-psychotic meds have kicked in earlier than expected.


  325. Egreggious Says:

    No comparison intended.

    Comment by ForTruth — July 17, 2007 @ 5:44 pm

    It's not me you have to worry about, it's Zooey!

    Good luck! :D


  326. Zooey Says:

    You’re not what a woman is supposed to be, so I’m not concerned about your weak projection.
    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 5:26 pm

    Oh please, I've got to hear your idea of what a woman is supposed to be.

    Enlighten me....help me be better. Please.


  327. Zooey Says:

    It’s not me you have to worry about, it’s Zooey!
    Good luck! :D
    Comment by Egreggious

    Truth knows I'm tall, but I don't have an adam's apple.

    He also knows CT ain't getting laid anytime soon.

    Heh.


  328. Buch Fush Says:

    CT_V1 you have got to be one of the most discusting, foul, low life, scum sucking subhumans on the boards, are you sure you are not Jake the Fake using another name.

    Got some life advice for you (loser) get some animal skins to wear, find a cave, then get some nice rocks and pound them together, you might discover fire.

    Butt Slush, CT_V1's slurpy of choice


  329. Zooey Says:

    Zooey, I’d bet CT has a “weak projection”! :}
    Comment by PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC)

    I'll send you $1. :D


  330. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by ForTruth — July 17, 2007 @ 5:47 pm

    Again, you really wouldn't know how to carry a debate.

    Ah, I see, you've probably been detained for getting laid, or committing a crime in order to do so.

    "Dude! I lost the debate, so my opponent has supposedly never been laid."

    Go fetch some actual discourse, son.


  331. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 5:49 pm

    A cave creature is not a woman.


  332. upside00 Says:

    CT a few queations for you:

    What nationality are you?
    What religion are you?
    What are you going to do when we have a real (Dem) President in 09?

    Will be waiting for your answers, but don't expect to hear anything back from a troll.


  333. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by ForTruth — July 17, 2007 @ 5:47 pm

    LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


  334. Zooey Says:

    A cave creature is not a woman.
    Comment by CT_V1

    You're here, aren't you?


  335. Egreggious Says:

    C__T can't resist Zooey.


  336. Zooey Says:

    A cave creature is not a woman.
    Comment by CT_V1

    C'mon! Tell me the right way to be! I want to be right, so I can get a real man - like you.


  337. Mr. President Says:

    ‘Mildly profane’ Bush ‘crashes’ Republican meeting on Iraq'

    It's okay, he brought the doobies!


  338. Mr. President Says:

    C’mon! Tell me the right way to be! I want to be right, so I can get a real man - like you.

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 5:57 pm
    ---------------------------------------------
    I knew you found CT_V1 charming!!!


  339. upside00 Says:

    #336 Zooey ----- Be careful what you ask for, and CT is NOT a man.... that takes balls and testosterone, both are missing in this case. Along with a few critical human genetic code structures.


  340. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by upside00 — July 17, 2007 @ 5:54 pm

    A) Has nothing to do with the topic.
    B) Has nothing to do with the topic.
    C) What am I going to do? A dum for president couldn't last long. As a party these days, they screw up too much to remain in the majority for long, if at all.

    oooOOOoooOOOoooOOOoooOOOooo. A demmie majority....so threatning.

    Grow some nuts, son.


  341. Zooey Says:

    I love it that CT is about 20 years old, but calls you guys "son."


  342. upside00 Says:

    #340 They do indeed have something to do with your racist, bigoted rants, but as I suspected, your nuts never descended from your belly, so you wouldn't answer the questions.


  343. Mr. President Says:

    Grow some nuts, son.

    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 5:59 pm
    -----------------------------------------------------------
    CT,

    We don't have to stoop to their level, we should just look down upon them (metaphorically speaking) and write with an air of condescension.


  344. Buch Fush Says:

    Hey, who clogged the toilet, you're spilling CT_V1 all over the thread.
    Somebody get a plunger.

    Butt Slush, CT_V1's slurpy of choice.


  345. CT_V1 Says:

    Keep it coming, defeatocrats.


  346. Zooey Says:

    I knew you found CT_V1 charming!!!
    Comment by Mr. President

    I'll have to force myself to resist CT's charms, since he's obvioously younger than "the men." But he seems to know the secret to being a proper woman, and I must know it.


  347. upside00 Says:

    Zooey, that would explain the gender confusion and the terninal acne problems CT faces every day.


  348. Mr. President Says:

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 6:03 pm

    You're not a woman yet?

    Well, next time you're in VA, give me a call.


  349. Egreggious Says:

    Zooey, I told you not to address me anymore!

    [Stamping feet]

    -C__T


  350. Zooey Says:

    Zooey, that would explain the gender confusion and the terninal acne problems CT faces every day.
    Comment by upside00

    His ass must look like a mess of nasty red pimples from sitting here for hours.

    Shit, I've gone three different places running errands this morning, and every time I come back -- he's still here!


  351. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Mr. President — July 17, 2007 @ 6:02 pm

    I suppose you're right, Mr. President. I'll be moving on to the top thread at this point.

    Libecrats, you set the standard very low.


  352. Zooey Says:

    You’re not a woman yet?
    Well, next time you’re in VA, give me a call.
    Comment by Mr. President

    Yeah, that's happening....

    Please make CT tell me how to be a proper woman!! Does it involve pearls? A pink linen suit? I must know!


  353. Egreggious Says:

    Does it involve pearls? A pink linen suit? I must know!

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 6:07 pm

    I'm getting a little hot and bothered.


  354. Buch Fush Says:

    We've got to set the standards very low, so idiots like you CT_V1 and Mr. P(rick) can understand them...oh wait, you never do understand them...silly me. Go back under your rock, idiot.


  355. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 6:06 pm

    Well, a screechy, foul-mouthed woman isn't exactly "intelligent and strong."


  356. Egreggious Says:

    Back to Ann Coulter.


  357. upside00 Says:

    I guess CT is like a large turd in the toilet... if you flush enough times and wait long enough, it will eventually go away. But it can leave a nasty streak or 3.


  358. PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC) Says:

    His ass must look like a mess of nasty red pimples from sitting here for hours.

    Shit, I’ve gone three different places running errands this morning, and every time I come back — he’s still here!

    Comment by Zooey
    ________________

    Really, I'm starting to feel some sympathy for these poor creatures. Maybe we can create a "Troll Template Post" (T M) and take turns posting for them. It would be easy to mine a few of their most endearing phrases and just string them together randomly like they do. Like: "you defeatocrat libtards are Muslim boot licking anarchists who hate America". No facts needed. So easy a Bushman could do it.


  359. CT_V1 Says:

    Comment by upside00 — July 17, 2007 @ 6:14 pm

    Common low-standard liberal name calling.


  360. Zooey Says:

    Well, a screechy, foul-mouthed woman isn’t exactly “intelligent and strong.”
    Comment by CT_V1

    I may be fouled mouthed, but I am not screechy. Have you heard my voice? You'd like it. It's kind of deep and smooth.....


  361. hellinabucket Says:

    The thread is about GW's idiot injection then his sugar induced bouncing into meetings to babble his punch (dry) drunk stance and CT wants to discuss strong women.

    I think he misses Barbara.


  362. upside00 Says:

    #350
    His ass must look like a mess of nasty red pimples from sitting here for hours.

    Shit, I’ve gone three different places running errands this morning, and every time I come back — he’s still here!

    Comment by Zooey

    My mind picture of CT is that of Cartman from South Park when he plays video games for a week and is covered in oily zits and his mom holds the pot for him to crap in because he can't leave his keyboard.


  363. Zooey Says:

    Comment by PatrioticLiberalChristian(PLC) — July 17, 2007 @ 6:16 pm

    Don't feel sorry for them. They've been around here long enough to learn something, but they choose to be wilfully stupid.

    Stupid is as stupid does.


  364. hellinabucket Says:

    "Mommmmmmm, More Cheezy Poofs!!!!".

    Yeah I can see it too upside00.


  365. Egreggious Says:

    It’s kind of deep and smooth…..

    Comment by Zooey — July 17, 2007 @ 6:17 pm

    Hot and bothered!

    His ass must look like a mess of nasty red pimples from sitting here for hours.

    Comment by Zooey

    Over it!


  366. Zooey Says:

    Over it!
    Comment by Egreggious

    Sorry. :}

    Scrub your eyes with a brilo pad. It works really well.


  367. upside00 Says:

    I know the trolls get us off topic sometimes but they do provide some comic relief in the day.


  368. BARTLEBEE Says:

    I know the trolls get us off topic sometimes but they do provide some comic relief in the day.

    Comment by upside00 — July 17, 2007 @ 6:32 pm

    True. And they do more than that.

    They provide fence sitters the opportunity to see the right in all their glory, and read for themselves just how insane the neocons really are.

    :|

    We should thank them.


  369. nancy Says:

    WORST.
    PRESIDENT.
    EVER!


  370. Gerald Gibson Says:

    Strangely like Mussolini I would say.

    Comment by Brain From Planet Arous

    Apparently you know very little about early America and only anecdotal info about Ron Paul... At first I was put off by him because he says things that the trolls beat their chests about... unlike the trolls Ron Paul has thought the process through and goes far beyond sound bites. As he makes clear in that Google video to accomplish small government AND not have bad outcomes like facism or out of control barens of industry requires a total BUT GRADUAL switch to privatization... just as the founding fathers wanted... Big government is a result of people using government to fight against abuses by the private sector by legislation instead of through the courts.

    If you take any one of Ron Pauls positions out of context and think of them in terms that the trolls use then it doesnt make sense... if you listen... and let Ron Paul explain in that Google video you will see is very capable of putting in the details that the trolls never thought of (mainly because they are dumb followers not thinkers like Paul).

    The Consititutional system does work... it has simply been perverted by the civil war and then by the Great Depression and THEN by the military industrial complex...and of coarse by Congress trying to legislate us out of the mess instead of going back to the U.S. Constitution. Going down the big government route has shown its weakness... a big government can be bought off by big business if it isnt based on the Constitution.


  371. Keith G Says:

    In addition, November 2006 wasn’t exactly November 1994.
    Comment by CT_V1 — July 17, 2007 @ 4:05 pm

    You probably don't know this (because it has to do with the real world), but in the "Republican Revolution" of 1994---they won by 3%; while in Nov 2006---the Democrats won by nearly 12% !!!!!

    As Yogi Berra said "you could look it up".


  372. Keith G Says:

    Those aren’t Muslims, those are Saudis.
    Comment by Mr. President — July 14, 2007

    About 45% of all foreign militants targeting U.S. troops and Iraqi civilians and security forces are from Saudi Arabia.

    http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-saudi15jul15,0,3132262.story


  373. Flint Says:

    Where are the indictments? Where are the convictions? This “Abuse of power” is nothing more than an oft repeated Democrat talking point. Making the charge is one thing, proving it is quite another.

    Comment by 20wordsor less

    We don't neeed no stinkin' convictions!

    The bastards have already confessed to violating Federal Law!


  374. jotapeee Says:

    words president ever


  375. John L. Says:

    Where are the convictions? Lying and misleading the American people into a war that was decided upon years before 9/11 by neoconservatives who believe the Middle East is a geopolitically strategic necessity for the success and mere continuation of this country and its energy resources. What about retracting the Writ of Habeas Corpus, an act done once in our history, executed by Lincoln who was later "reprimanded" by the Supreme Court? Or maybe We will impeach him for unlawfully wiretapping our telecommunications lines, or leaking the name of a CIA operative, jeopardizing her career and safety in the process, for speaking out against the Iraq War, or the firing of US Attorneys simply because they didn't fit the White House political (and ulterior) agenda? To name but a few...

    Read the news for yourself, not the president's version of it.


  376. Mic Mell Says:

    The longer this war goes on, the closer it gets to election day. Pull the troops out later next year, and you can alter the voter turnout on election day,


  377. Cranky Media Guy Says:

    Ah, the long-awaited crackup is starting! How long before Bush locks himself and Laura in the bunker?

    Hide the guns, Secret Service agents. The President is coming unglued.


  378. Scott Says:

    Two words: Mission Accomplished


  379. willy the impeached Says:

    After reading through the well reasoned "arguments" of the delusional Demonrats, I'd have to say the people benefiting most from the Bush presidency a would be the shrinks. Keeping you wackos out of straight jackets must be some heavy lifting. ...


  380. nikolai Says:

    So, the GOP doesn't want this war, the democrats don't want this war, the indies don't want this war, the people don't want this war, the Iraqis don't want this war and the military doesn't want this war, only the DECIDER wants this war... WTF?!!


  381. Spano Says:

    Good for him! I love it when the president doest stuff like this.

    God Bless G.W Bush and the United States of America!


  382. m12 Says:

    Thus ends any reason for complaining about Clinton’s use of the White House for his sexual tryst.

    He has his right to do so. All he had to do was tell the truth!


  383. Jason Baddo Says:

    profane maybe....insane, OH YES he is!


  384. M Says:

    Does anybody have a link to actually watch this video of king george in action? I don't want to see the "fair and biased" fox noose gloss-over of the story. I want to see the actual clip of chimpy in action. Certainly it can't be any worse of a spectacle than the first 2004 presidential debate. Can it? ~M



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