* leaves for 30 vacation, see ya!

[ShaneGR]

I honestly didn't think he'd have the gall to run off to Texas for thirty days again.

Guess I was wrong.

http://www.msnbc.com/news/946536.asp?0cv=CB20

[Not a robought]

1. the worst part is that it's not like he's actually getting away from us

It's not like he's getting out of the public eye or going to some distant corner of the world far away.

Count on him pulling his head out of his ass at an appropriate moment to re-affirm once again how much of an asshole he is.

[Liberal Veteran]

2. Which means that the job of villiage idiot in Crawford...

...is part time, because Bush keeps coming back for extended visits.

[UTUSN]

3. Wouldn't Wanna BE Ya (*)!

Running around the pig farm, supposedly doing labor---------yet our intrepid investigative media will do breathless updates the day long.

[sexybomber]

4. great.

whaddya wanna bet we have another attack when he's away?

[MotorCityMan]

5. This is nauseating

"RIDING COMFORTABLY, if somewhat lower, in
national opinion polls, the president plans to raise a bit of
re-election money during his Texan repose, but his official
schedule includes little else.

Yet with attacks on American troops in Iraq continuing,
with new controversy swirling over the handling of
intelligence before Sept. 11, 2001 and the Iraq war, and with
both of his arch enemies — Saddam Hussein and Osama bin
Laden — still walking the earth, one wonders how much
sleep, let alone rest, the president gets."

Oh, the sacrafices that George* the Lessor makes for us peasants! That he is willing to give up some of his precious, sacred vacation time to attend cushy, expensive, Rethug fundraisers, partially paid for by our taxes, where his mindless supporters will worship at his feet, just gives me that warm, fuzzy feeling. Thank God he has nothing else on his schedule, though.

And now I am going to worry all month whether * is getting enough sleep.

/sarcasm

Can * get anymore sickening? Where the hell is the outrage?

[SpiralHawk]

6. "Bring 'em on" - Commander-in-Chief* offers courageous golf challenge

the First Recreator has issued a bold challenge to citizens across the USA:

"Recreate Prudently (like me, sort of)."


* Rejected by discerning and patriotic US voters in the 2000 election; appointed to office by the so-called supreme court.