bolton Is As Good As Appointed

[OrangeCountyDemocrat]

Does anybody really think Shrub is not going to appoint him in the next couple of weeks? WAKE UP! It doesn't matter whether word comes out that bolton's dad was an SS guard at Auschwitz, Shrub is going to put him in there.

I realize everyone, including perhaps the media, is going to act all surprised and shocked next week when it happens, but make no mistake, It Will Happen!

We are clearly living in a Dictatorship, and a Theocracy 1-Party Government. Anybody who thinks otherwise is blind. Shrub is going to have bolton in there, whether anybody likes it or not.

[whistle]

1. Just in time for the nuclear attacks that are coming up in August

[Edgewater_Joe]

2. Let Him

It's a loss if Bush does it that way. It shows he's a petulant brat, he'll appoint a deeply flawed and unpopular man into the role, and it will drive his negatives down even further. Especially if Bolton gets whacked as part of the Plame investigation. Besides, there's no way in Hell anyone from the U.N. will take Yosemite John seriously - especially knowing he's a lame duck and likely traitor.

Let Bush be Bush. People are noticing at long last.

[driver8]

3. Shrub doesn't give a shit how it happens...as long as he gets his way.

Most of his sheeple don't care, either...Chimpy is their hero and everything he does is right.

Shrubby will see it as a victory.

[OrangeCountyDemocrat]

4. So How Is That A Good Thing?

Point is, he'll be there, F**king things up for the U.S. Making us even more irrelevant. And Shrub would win again. Regardless of how he did it. That's his whole point....winning. And payback for his buddies.

And he clearly could care less what the american people sheepies think. The media will take care of them, and make this into not a big deal....even though it is, and will make us All look like fools for the next 18 months.

[Edgewater_Joe]

5. Shrub Would NOT Win

This is a backdoor and everyone except the hardest core Bush cultists know it. Nobody likes Bolton, nobody's clamoring for his appointment, and this will be played (and is already) as getting in on a technicality, basically. And Bolton will only have a year and a half in the U.N., tops. Even this media is spinning it that way.

At least that's how I see it.