Man, is this wanker “truthdoctor” for real? Really? How can someone be so ignorant, stupid and utterly wrong about everything?

Your proof? Oh, that’s right. You have none. Man, you must’ve had to go shoulder-deep in order to pull that big of a lie from your arse. Jackass.

I don’t like Scotty. I don’t like anyone who worked for these criminals. And I would not buy a book of his anymore then I would of old Newt’s. They all write books after they leave. Some kind of enlightenment happens when they leave office. It’s too bad it doesn’t happen while in office when it can do some good. But alas. They come to Jesus, so to speak too late. Is the book self serving? Probably. They usually are. I wonder when dippy Dana Perino will write hers.

I last heard that old Alberto G. could not find a job. I love that. And someone else who left the Whitehouse. But think of this one of the memo torture writers, attorney Yoo is now teaching law at UC. At Berkley I think. Amazing, I wonder if he teaches ethics?

hanshiro Says:

May 29th, 2008 at 8:14 am

There’s always the library.

If he wants to leave an even more indelible mark, maybe consider committing hari kari in the Oval Office as atonement for his sins.

200 years from now every one will be able to answer the trivia question about the President that spoiled the pelt while still in office.

The most damning thing about Scotty’s book, and the part that throws the rightwingers into a pissy fit, is that it is not anything new but confirms what we have been saying all along.

Before he was adjudicated pResident, Bush’s autobiographer showed a draft of his book to the handlers and was fired and replaced by Karen Hughes to finish writing the book. One of his observations was that Bush wanted to be remembered as a “War President” because it would improve his chances of being remembered.

The problem is that is that he’s too illiterate to look like a War president. Regardless of the outcome of the war, he still sounds like an ass when he says things like, “oh, I can’t play golf for the troops, waa, waa, waa”

Blah, blah, blah, spam, toll, spam, troll, blah, blah, blah.

Before he was adjudicated pResident, Bush’s autobiographer showed a draft of his book to the handlers and was fired and replaced by Karen Hughes to finish writing the book. One of his observations was that Bush wanted to be remembered as a “War President” because it would improve his chances of being remembered.

Now Scotty confirms this egolomaniac’s push for Bush’s War. I don’t remember the whole quote but something to the tune of … a war creates chaos and in the chaos is an opportunity to bring about sweeping change…. Well, the dumbfck got the chaos part right.

Can anybody help me with a puzzling question a few of these comments raised for me? The enemy of my enemy is my friend, that concept’s clear. However, the trator to the traitors, what is he? Thanks in advance.

Still a traitor. McClellan admits that he kept quiet all those years because he put loyalty to Bush above loyalty to his country. Traitor is forever.

Too bad it took this long but maybe the timing will finally make it more important over the next 6 months, uncovering the slime pit in the WH and the right side of the aisle in the House and the Senate.

Prejudice and hatred can blind one to the truth.

Is that the forward to McClellen’s book?