No More Need To Bash Bush by longthought on Blogster

I'm kind of at the point right now that to do any kind of Bush Bashing, is truly kicking a man when he is down. Nush has screwed up so badly in the public eye lately that to call him on it is just rhetoric.
Anyone defending Bush's position on the port issue, Katrina lies, or a number of other issues that have come to light are purely blind loyalists or just mere morons. Either way they are not worth arguing with. Bush is soooo wrong there can be no room for arguing.

48 comments on No More Need To Bash Bush

rubyrocks said 2 years ago
i think this whole port deal is one big cunning plan. get everyone real pissed off and then turn around and have the federal government buy the ports and give them to haliburton.
snacks said 2 years ago
oooh, that's the most evil and likely thing I've heard in a while....
JOEZsREPUBLICANPAGE said 2 years ago
[OHMY] Thank you very much ,, I have not been called a moron since I was in the 5th grade,, I,m not going to tell anyone what he looked like 5 minutes later,, BUT I am a loyalist,, win or lose I don't stick my finger in the air to see which way things are moving[MAD][MAD]
MentalHealthRN said 2 years ago
Joseph... you be nice now, ya hear!![ROLLEYES]
MentalHealthRN said 2 years ago
I admire you Joe, you are a good man at heart!
[HEART][ROLLEYES][HEART]
Strider333 said 2 years ago
[LOL]
MentalHealthRN said 2 years ago
Two vampires walked into a bar and called for the bartender. "I'll have a glass of blood," said one.
"I'll have a glass of plasma", said the other.
"Okay," replied the bartender, "that'll be ... one blood and one blood lite..."
JOEZsREPUBLICANPAGE said 2 years ago
[LOL][LOL] I,m allways nice "NOW" to old and out of shape not to BE[ROLLEYES][ROLLEYES][ROLLEYES]
MentalHealthRN said 2 years ago
I admire you Joe, you are a good man at heart![HEART]
longthought said 2 years ago
Good one.[COOL][LOL][LOL]
Meanderthalis said 2 years ago
[THUMBUP] perfect!
blueallymissey said 2 years ago
although i dont agree wit hbush on everything,there ARE other people to blame besides bush but since he holds the office he is taking the hits for "the team" (Michael Brown[THUMBDOWN])
MentalHealthRN said 2 years ago
[THUMBUP]
grumpy said 2 years ago
Oh trust me there is room.
grumpy said 2 years ago
I think I found it.[SMILE]
snacks said 2 years ago
Couldn't agree with you more, Jimmy -
Strider333 said 2 years ago
[THUMBUP][THUMBUP][THUMBUP]
grumpy said 2 years ago
A neutron walks into a bar. "I'd like a beer" he says.
The bartender promptly serves up a beer.
"How much will that be?" asks the neutron.
"For you?" replies the bartender, "no charge"
longthought said 2 years ago
Good one, Grumpy!.[COOL]
longthought said 2 years ago
And that JoeyZ is your prerogative.[COOL][COOL]
longthought said 2 years ago
And that JoeyZ is your prerogative.[COOL][COOL]
jvanders said 2 years ago
You guys are a joke. If halliburton was the one buying the ports, you would be up in arms. There are 300 terminals and Dubai will own 6 of them. The US is still responsible for the security. I dont recall this outrage when Carter and Clinton gave away the Panama Canal. Oh better check to see who one of the advisors to the Dubai Port company is.
Strider333 said 2 years ago
it should come as no surprise that President George W. Bush has fallen to an approval rating of 34 percent in a recent national poll[OHMY]
biggdawg49 said 2 years ago
Have to agree with you Long, it may only be 6 ports, but thats 6 ports too many for me. I find it very hard to believe that theres not one good AMERICAN company that could own and run these ports. Americans might still be in charge of Security at the ports, but the UAE has had some affiliations with terrorist groups and though they may be "allies" now, thats not to say that they will still be allies a year or two from now. It just sounds like a risk that is too potentially harmful to logically take. I've agreed with a lot of things Bush has done, but this idea sounds like a stinker. I myself am a loyalist, but a loyalist to the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, not to any one politician or political party. Thanks for the post bubba!
longthought said 2 years ago
your welcome.[COOL]
Ancient1 said 2 years ago
LT,

I agree with your decision to stop beating on the dead horse. Although, my reasons are quite different from yours, as you may have guessed, and they're given in my latest post. The conclusion, of which, may startle even you.

From your bud... and, the founder of "Conservatives for Democrats in Congress"...
A1

[WINK]
LovelyLinda said 2 years ago
take a break and vote for Maxine for President- have a great day ---LL
retiredthoughts said 2 years ago
well, I ain't no blind loyalists so I must be just a mere moron, which is OK, I been one before. But I really don't think that in an age of globalization that it really matters a whole hill of beans who has the actualy contrat for running ports, as those who work there are going to be Americans, American Longshoremen (can't no one doubt that they are patriotic and will watch out for our best interests). American workers doing the security. American Port Authorities with oversight. Since there are just three primary companies that do the running of American Ports and two of the three are foreign owned, and yet the port system seems to work pretty darn good. I don't think to the normal citizen of this country that we would notice any difference no matter who is contracted to run the ports. I ain't no Bush supporter as you already know but this whole issue is much ado about nothing.
JOEZsREPUBLICANPAGE said 2 years ago
[SMILE] WELL SAID [THUMBUP][THUMBUP][THUMBUP][THUMBUP]
Strider333 said 2 years ago
I believe you need to tell that to your fellow Republicans and 70 percent of the American people...Bush was spared today from humiliation when they withdrew....what was it 62-4?
JOEZsREPUBLICANPAGE said 2 years ago
[THUMBUP][THUMBUP] YEP ,, I've ONLY been wrong ONCE in my LIFE and that was when I thought I'd Made a MISTAKE , but hadn't[ROLLEYES]
JOEZsREPUBLICANPAGE said 2 years ago
[LOL] YEP, I've only been wrong once in my life and that was when I thought I'd made a mistake and I hadn't[THUMBUP][THUMBUP][THUMBUP]
november said 2 years ago
There ya go!!![WINK]
vitriolaholic said 2 years ago
Oh, come on now Jimmy. Let's see how low that approval rating will dip! I'm shooting for single-digits, myself.
grumpy said 2 years ago
Where are you Jimmy????
APOLITICALNUT said 2 years ago
So many of the issues for which you blame Bush are actually Democrat actions. You have attempted to blame this administration for the oil leases which were the result of a 1995 law (signed by Clinton) and issued in 1998 by Clinton, Bush had nothing to do with it. Foreign control of our ports happened under Clinton.
Strider333 said 2 years ago
So lame...the blame...game...oh well
callsignxray said 2 years ago
Hey LT, I am a Bush supporter and voter, I DO NOT LIKE THE CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS, Ports and Iraq, to be honest I am totally disenfranchised right now!
AngryRepublican said 2 years ago
It's typical isn't it. People blame Bush for the ports deal. When you point out it was Clinton in 1998 who leased the ports to a British company, they don't want to hear that.

And "not kicking a guy when he is down!!" The opposition started kicking Bush right after the 2000 election and hasn't stopped since. In my lifetime, I have never seen a president take this much abuse. I'm including Johnson, Nixon and Clinton. (and two of those presidents had charges being filed on them. Bush has not been charged with anything.)

If you have stopped "kicking" Bush it is because you got tired of "kicking." Since I started here at Blogster, about a year ago, you have done your fair share of kicking Bush.
Have a[MAD]nice Day!
longthought said 2 years ago
Yep, I sure have done my share of KICKING OLD BUSH around, just not hard enough I believe. I believe he needed more. I do believe though that people are waking up and the need to "KICK" him more is just not necessary since most see what is really going on by now. Those that don't just refuse to open their eyes and are not worth wasting my time on.[COOL][COOL]
retiredthoughts said 2 years ago
buddy, where are you.
longthought said 2 years ago
I'm here old friend just been kicking back a little. I'll stay more active from now on I feel reinvigorated even though I bowled horribly last night.[COOL][COOL][COOL]
longthought said 2 years ago
Thanks for your honesty. It's nice to hear.[COOL][COOL]
longthought said 2 years ago
Ironically, I was a McCain supporter until "this" port deal came along and John said something like, "I think we should just support the President on this." I lost all respect for John McCain in that one moment.[COOL]
longthought said 2 years ago
I'm here RT.[COOL][COOL]
longthought said 2 years ago
1995 and 1998 were a different worlds than now. How 'bout we deal with reality a like Strider said stop this stupid blame game. What d'ya say?[COOL]
AngryRepublican said 2 years ago
Your whole post was "The Blame Game."
What are you and Strider talking about?
Both of you place blame all day long, then you criticize others for doing the same?
Typical liberals…
"Have a special[MAD] kind of tomorrow!
longthought said 2 years ago
Hey JoeyZ, I like this new outlook you seem to developed. I hope it continues.[COOL][COOL]