The curious psychiatrist.

Of course, in Bush’s case, “coming from the gut” can go either way, in that “coming from the gut” can move upward to Bush’s brain and then out through his mouth…or “coming from the gut” can come out the other end…which pretty much sums up the Bush administration and all of Bush’s decisions…which have caused only crap for our country, crap for our Constitution and crap for the future of our nation’s children.

He was a front man for the industries and wealthy individuals who put him in office. So was Reagan.

He sold the war because the miserable bastards from his father’s administration told him to. They wanted to settle a score. They also stood to make a lot of money. So Bush sold it. It has lasted longer than they thought it would, but boy did they clean up!

Bush is clueless.

Let’s hope that Obama uses his God-given brains when he is in office.
Let’s hope that he has some heart.

Why do they prefer the uncurious?

IDIOT

And that 20 some percent who still think the GOP are heading the country in the right direction are idiots just like he is.

Of course, this is the same media that fraudulently hoisted an AWOL alcoholic/cocaine addict into the White House as a “war president” via 2 stolen elections.

You think they are going to say anything sensible now?

How this lazy, ego maniacal, shallow, thuggish, dolt got to be elected President, for two terms no less, will be one of those great mysteries for future historians to ponder.

Wow. Them wavelengths must be particularly strong today, given the relevance of my last post to this one.

At the end of all American presidencies, there is a period (like the one we’re in now) in which pundits usually engage in political pre-post-mortems of the last administration.

Given the unprecedented scope of recent business failures, the considerable amount of airtime being given to covering the bailout and steps that must be taken to correct the situation, will the media forego or curtail this tradition, and in so doing, blur the record of the last president?

It is important from a historical perspective that these judgements be rendered, to give a clear picture of the transition to future historians, and to the later partisan political players who use these by-then-historical quotes to construct politically-persuasive memes, arguments, and rebuttals.

Is the media dropping the ball, again?

I’ve seen very little in this regard, other than a generally-dismissive tone of Bush, and his disastrous policies.

Bush was never elected. They stole two elections!

How this lazy, ego maniacal, shallow, thuggish, dolt got to be elected President, for two terms no less, will be one of those great mysteries for future historians to ponder.

Definitely seems so.

The guy I dated said that he was generally disappointed with the quality of his education at Harvard (in architecture), because he felt that he could have gotten an equal or even better education from a public university for a fraction of the price (he paid his own way). As a result, he beieved the Ivy League name was a bit more about promoting the presitge of socio-economic status (since most people who go there are wealthy) rather than about their intellectual status. Seems he had a point.

These are the folks that the repugs/neocons need to stand in front of the camera and provide distractions from the looting, treason, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.

We will see an endless stream of these types until we agree to talk about the folks BEHIND the curtain and not the morons in front of the cameras.

Agreed. The problem is that nothing is going to happen to them. Sure a few counties have gotten brave and gone after these folks as best they can, but really, I expect Chimp to pardon them all before taking a final dump on the White House lawn January 19th.

Another Joe is right—all the evidence shows that he lost twice.

All that really comes from the gut is the waste – a stream of sh!t