And pre-tell who else would be in charge of the State Department besides a gaped tooth lackey…?

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Wayne Says:
LeslieB Says:
And, so what if it’s cost Iraq and us an estimated $18 billion so far.

I wish Iraq cost us only 18 billion so far…..
The War in Iraq Costs
$519,077,975,164
when I copied this, it updates by the second.

The $18 billion refers just to the Iraqi government’s corruption, not the cost of the war.

I watched Crocker at the hearings and thought his stammering every time he spoke was very indicitive of how hard he was working to avoid telling the truth about the situation in Iraq.

My friend, a real Bush backer and McCain supporter, resorts more and more to an instant angry shout about the need to turn the Middle East into glass. I let him rant on and on and occasionally his invectives have revealed his bias against blacks and women. When he stops I ask if he is finished and if I may continue uninterupted. Then I calmly talk about another new facet of the administration that is on the net and relate it to economic conditions and/or military screw-ups of Bushco. He eventually tells me he has to either feed or take out his pack of dogs to get off the phone. Its going to be a long summer.

Just saying . . .

I wish Iraq cost us only 18 billion so far…..
The War in Iraq Costs
$519,077,975,164
when I copied this, it updates by the second.

Your comment brought to mind a scenario many years ago, the principals being my Dear Departed Daddy, a hoe, a plowed field, my middle brother, and a pair of rubber boots (Daddy’s size 12 on Brother’s size 10 feet). After a short conversation which ended with my brother saying “No, I don’t want to” the scene played out with the boots hitting the plowed field and the hoe handle hitting the back side of my brother with each step. I would love to have King George the Dumb in that field with the hoe in my hand. Thanks for the memory!

Exactly when is enough, enough for a Republican Democratic Speaker before she allows impeachment?
When they start shooting citizens in the street, it may be too late.

Ya know….Learning all I know about the bush administration, it has made me realize that the supporters of this administration are not very smart. I’m not trying to dis-respect them, but how on earth could they still wake up in the morning and figure that over 80% of their fellow Americans are wrong about Bush? Not to mention what the rest of the planet thinks about him.

I’m just trying to get my head around the notion that these folks think there is still something to root for in the administration. I don’t mean the neocons making money, I mean the regular Americans.
May 12th, 2008 at 6:51 pm

For an indepth study of why a certain percentage remain loyal to the Chimperror, check this out.

http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~altemey/

It’s a rather long read so the short version is that they maintain a delusional state where faults, in their “chosen one”, are: flatly denied, redefined as positive, or projected onto the opposition (the “Clinton did it” gambit is a perfect example.).

This delusional state is not greatly effected by intelligence. It seems to have more to do with fear, domination, and perceived importance. Though it would seem that investing in a philosophy which requires active denial of reality isn’t the brightest decision one can make.

Brennan is being far to (cough-cough) diplomatic.

Crocker (snort) entered the scene pretty much the same time as General Betrayus. Their collective mission is to stall, obfuscate, enable and generally cover-up the massive war profiteering that the whole invasion of Iraq was all about to begin with.
Of course Crocker is negligent. It’s part of his job description.