I admit it. I had compassion and sympathy when Nixon died.

[Horse with no Name]

I had it when Reagan died.
They are, after all, human beings before anything else.
But I swear to GOD I will celebrate the day these fuckers die.
Every last one of them--I don't care if they are 90 years old when they die--I will eat cake and celebrate the passing of evil to the other side.

[MnFats]

1. For Nixon, I did not. I agreed with Hunter S. Thompson's assessment:

"His body should have been burned in a trash barrel."

[journalist3072]

2. I cried during Reagan's funeral...

When Nancy Reagan broke down at the end, when the final service was almost over, and she was seeing the casket for the last time and she broke down b/c she didn't want to leave that casket.

I admit I cried then. But honestly, I don't think I was crying for Ronald Reagan. I was crying for Nancy, because it was obvious how much pain she was in.

And I was thinking about my own great-grandparents, who are still living and in the mid-90's. I was wondering how my great-grandad would do if something happened to my great-grandmother.

And I would like to think that if something happened to Bush, I would be just as compassionate. But I don't know. He's done so much damage to this country, and he doesn't seem to care.

[greekspeak]

3. I think I shall have cake and guitar music

Maybe I will be at that hotel where frat boy Shrub was living it up when others were dying.

[maine_raptor]

4. My hope is that

Bush, et al will be reincarnated as new babies born in the midst of a natural disaster that "no one could have forseen".

[Gyre]

5. These politicians were nothing but pretentious monkeys

Who sought to impose their retarded notions on a great but trusting country. They can rot in hell!

Gyre