For whom does George W. Bush have compassion?

[Sandpiper]

As we all know, George W. Bush styles himself as a "compassionate conservative."

Meriam Webster's defines compassion as:

sympathetic consciousness of others' distress together with a desire to alleviate it


With this definition in mind, my question is, for whom has George W. Bush shown compassion with his policies?

[darkism]

1. OB/GYNs?

:shrug:

[Sugarbleus]

6. LOL ..........n/t

[Liberty Belle]

2. Big campaign donors, selfish rich people, Enron & Halliburton.

[GreenArrow]

3. CEO's

Either that, or cockroaches.

[rooboy]

4. Candy-ass Condi. n/t

[AlCzervik]

5. Bush is an empty suit, the front man for the Faux righteous crowd

[Sugarbleus]

7. For whom? Ok, I give up................who does he care for?

I don't think he cares for anyone but himself.

[NIGHT TRIPPER]

8. He's truly into "freedom"

Freedom to do business in any place, at any time, and without opposition from indigenous inhabitants.

That is truly compassionate, giving others the right to make a profit and hire cheap labor.

[Chipper Chat]

9. for Poland

you forgot Poland!

[knight_of_the_star]

10. His corporate buddies

He shows a lot of compassion to them with rollbacks in environmental protections, tax breaks, a war they can profit from like bandits, he's done everything BUT given Ken Lay the keys to DC.

[bobweaver]

11. The corporations who funded his campaigns.