What will Bush do when he leaves office in Jan 2005?

[CMT]

Poll question: What will Bush do when he leaves office in Jan 2005?

What do you think Junior will be doing to occupy his time after he is defeated and leaves office on January 20, 2005?

[LeftofU]

1. Take the girls and himself to Saudi Arabia, where they can live in...

a society tailor-made for them.

[Octafish]

7. Meeting with his accountant...

And then his lawyer. And then his travel agent.

If there's Justice, representatives the US Attorney General will meet with Smirko and the rest of the Bush Organized Crime Family before they can slip out of the country and inform them they are targets in a criminal probe.

[calimary]

23. Not sure - because if he's facing war crimes, he won't be able

to travel much. Like Kissinger.

[Cooley Hurd]

2. His actions, in regards to Iraq, are world-class war crimes...

Waging war on a sovereign nation based on lies is no different than what Nazi Germany or Imperial Japan did. However his Daddy will most likely buy his ass out of that jam, too...

[alfredo]

3. I voted People greeter at Wal-Mart

It might teach him some humility. I doubt it, but it would be nice to see him ordered around by some pimply-faced kid.

[ComerPerro]

4. Well,

God knows he won't be tried for war crimes. And of course he won't do anyting political, like Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton are. Bush is too much of a moron. Being President makes his head hurt.

I think he will just become the CEO of another company and proceede to mismanage it into the ground.

Then he will wait for his parents to die, so he can collect the inheritance without having to pay any taxes.

[sujan]

5. DFW airport will be named GWB international

[ComerPerro]

9. They will start a massive campaign

Like they are doing for Reagan, to further the illusion that he was a great president.

Get ready for George W Bush International Airport, George W Bush Blvd, George W Bush Elementary, George W Bush High School, etc.

[sujan]

10. texans will buy it

I dont see what was so redeeming about GB sr that they had to rename Houston's Int'l airport.

[Gman]

6. I cannot think of any corporate board of directors and shareholders

that would honestly trust this FI with their investments.

Walmart Greeter is another likely job. A drunk one at that.

Why doesn't someone drug test this FI now?

[ignatius]

8. I believe he will spend his time trying to find

a new pooch to screw.

[KC21304]

11. He's going to Disney Land.

They need a new Goofy.

[FlemingsGhost]

12. Live like a king off the millions he stole from us.

Crime does indeed pay, if you are a Republican.

It won't matter if a Democrat takes office in January, 2005. Unless the whole lid is blasted off of this Neo-Con/GOP grift, we haven't "won" a thing. They will bide their time, and start lying the groundwork for a future incarnation of their deluded aims.

I can't help thinking that if we had thrown Nixon into prison, these greedy, heartless bastards would have thought twice. Alas, this is "'Murica"... we simply do not have the nerve to admit our nation and it's political system has become a complete farce.

[maggrwaggr]

13. Here's a picture!

from indymedia

[karlschneider]

14. 25 to life!

:grr:

[Don_G]

15. I Want To See Him Go Broke Defending Himself

And spend the rest of his life pumping s**t out of septic tanks.

[gulliver]

16. Retire to his beloved Crawford Ranch ...

... and spend his days raising his livestock and clearing brush. A good, honest, hard working man, Bush will return to ranching and riding herd on his many cattle. His brow beaded with sweat, his skin tanned and leathered by endless hours in the saddle, Bush will live the simple life that so defined his many years before the presidency.

[kodi]

17. he will become an Elvis imitator and play the Catskills

one can hope.

[xJlM]

18. After he's finished dealing out pardons?

I would like to say number 4, but you know as well as I do that's never going to happen. My bet is for a massive stroke...

[LibDemAlways]

19. Buried deep in the archieves is a similar thread

to which someone replied that the chimp isn't qualified to do anything,
but maybe out of pity Benny Hinn would make him a "catcher." I'd pay
money to see that.

[MUAD_DIB]

20. Running for his life

he won't be welcome here.

He might as well move to old Europe.

[catzies]

21. I voted for "Baseball Commissioner" which he should have been first

and we wouldn't be in the mess we're in. Ah, fate.

That's the only job he ever really wanted, but Poppy had other plans for his first-spawned. :nuke:

[DemBones DemBones]

22. I had to vote for giving speeches at $50,000 per because there will

likely always be some Bush* loyalists to attend those speeches. And the Bush* loyalists in Congress and other positions of power will probably make it impossible to charge him with war crimes, or even jaywalking. We need to defeat him and everyone who buys into the neocon, Straussian way of thinking.

[calimary]

24. probably crawl back into a bottle.

If - or rather WHEN he's defeated, his ego will not be able to handle it. I'd bet he'd spend the first few months in a deep funk, in "seclusion" either in Kennebunkport or Crawford - where he'll be drunk as a skunk 24 hours a day. AFter that, he'll have to spend several more months drying out.

He'll probably wind up on the Carlyle board, which COULD be a good thing. Remember - every corporation of which he's been a board member or a CEO went belly-up.

[InkAddict]

25. Get Himself a Tutor and

make an attempt to read:

Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman" by himself. Since all the kids were left behind, there's none to be scared about his actions, and besides, Poppy paid someone to read it for him and Laura said there wasn't any American literature, but she lied. Maybe then, he'll see the need for a walk in the woods to search out a high-limbed tree. Way to go, Biff.