Dear President Nixo, er, Bush:

[Brucey]

How does it feel to have another VietNam, a quagmire with no end in sight, a hell-hole with continuous murders and destruction, an uncivilized pit of horrific quicksand with atrocities on both sides, soldiers dying of suicide and terrorism daily, and to know that it will go on for years and years, and that your invasion and occupation were for nothing, that patience, international cooperation, negotiations with Arab countries, and diplomacy would have been the far better course? How does it feel, President Dickhead?

[Jackpine Radical]

1. Huh?

Here, watch me make this golf shot.

[Octafish]

2. Bush is a crook.

Just like the turd Nixon, the Little Turd from Crawford can't even pee straight. From an excellent writer at CBS who understood the Plame Affair before Novakula did...

President Bush is often compared to Ronald Reagan and George Bush the Elder. In his latest Against the Grain commentary, CBSNews.com's Dick Meyer says think Nixon.

George W. Nixon

WASHINGTON, July 24, 2003

Fall guys, intimidation and leaked personal attacks on enemies are back in at the 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. How Nixonian. How disappointing.

Political enemy number one is former Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV.

Wilson wrote an op-ed piece in "The New York Times" on July 6 that infuriated the White House. Wilson reported that in 2002, at the CIA's request, he had investigated reports that Iraq was trying to buy uranium from Niger and that he had found the reports baseless. From that firsthand experience, Wilson wrote about the case for war in Iraq, "that some of the intelligence related to Iraq's nuclear weapons program was twisted to exaggerate the Iraqi threat."

Wilson’s piece ignited a full-blown frenzy and led to an embarrassing White House admission that it shouldn't have included the discredited claim about "yellowcake" from Niger in his State of the Union address. The Texans didn't 'ppreciate that.

Eight days after Wilson published his piece, veteran reporter Robert Novak wrote a column that said, "Wilson never worked for the CIA, but his wife, Valerie Plame, is an Agency operative on weapons of mass destruction. Two senior administration officials told me Wilson's wife suggested sending him to Niger to investigate ."

CONTINUED...

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/07/24/opinion/meyer/main564891.shtml

[ElsewheresDaughter]

3. before i even read your post...your threard title gave me a BIG smile

thanks,,now back to read the body of your post

[ElsewheresDaughter]

4. read it...and it atkes a person with a soul to feel guilt or remorse.....

or to feel anything...which he doesn't as we witnessed in his press conference deviod of any feeling yesterday...BUSH IS SOULLESS!

[Brucey]

7. Right, I've noticed the same thing, this guy never shows any remorse.

Recall during a debate with Gore how Bush was absolutely gleeful when bragging that he was executing people in Texas. His eyes lit up, he leaned forward with excitement, and nearly shouted, "They'll be dead!" Never once has he or Cheney shown any remorse for the dead civilians. In fact, Cheney was asked dozens of times if it was okay for the military to attack places with heavy civilian population and he approved every single time. These guys really are psychopaths. They have no consciences. Liars, murderers, spinners, propagandists. They make very good Nazis.

[RichM]

5. In Bush's eyes, it looks like a success so far.

...to know that...your invasion and occupation were for nothing...

He doesn't think that. He has already successfully transferred more than $100 billion from the US Treasury into the pockets of crony corporations. After the US military subdues the Iraqi resistance, hundreds of billions more in oil revenues will flow to his friends. So to him, things seem to be progressing nicely.

[Brucey]

6. Right RichM, the crowning achievement of the Iraq invasion

was Bremer's proclamation allowing foreign ownership of all Iraqi corporations.

[radwriter0555]

8. Nixon was a damned national hero compared to this insane

presi-puppet.