Freeper on Bush: "We've got to shake up this man and make him lead"

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

President Bush To Address Nation At 5 Pm
AP | 8-31-05

Posted on 08/31/2005 11:32:04 AM PDT by My Favorite Headache

President Bush to address the nation on Hurricane Katrina...has flown by the damage on Air Force One on way back to D.C.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1474220/posts

1). To: txflake

THIS President had it all thrown at him, and it is my opinion (history will bear this out as well, I am sure) that he did as well and better than many ... I mean that. He is a giant and has, in all of it, retained his professional commitment and personal humility. Neat trick. If you don't think so, just look who was in the WH previously and tell me THAT bore any resemblance to commitment or humility.

31 posted on 08/31/2005 11:45:44 AM PDT by SMARTY ("Stay together, pay the soldiers and forget everything else." Lucius Septimus Severus)

2). To: SMARTY

The president has me guessing and that's not good. His leadership skills in so many critical areas of concern for this country go begging. We have protected the hell out of the rights of Iraqis and shed blood for the defense of their country. When it comes to our defense from invasions from the south he's asleep at the wheel. For six years he's taken the invaders side using the invaders arguments for invading. When we have the greatest human disaster that this country has experienced, totally destroying a major city in the USA, he's got to stay at the ranch for a last round of horse shoes. WE'VE got to shake up this man and make him lead, and in the right direction, pray God.

59 posted on 08/31/2005 11:55:49 AM PDT by mict42

3). To: mict42

You have no clue as to what this President has been doing -- without his calls to the idiot Governor and Mayor of NO, there would have been no mandatory evacuation. He had FEMA on the ground and declared this an emergency BEFORE the storm hit. The Navy has ships at sea now on the way to the Gulf. Supplies are flooding into the area, Coast Guard is working overtime to rescue folks and the Coast Guard is under the Command of the President. As always he will speak when he is good and ready and has all the facts and a plan on what comes next. Did I forget to mention this morning he signed off on the strategic oil reserves being released? A lot is going on behind the scenes our stupid media doesn't report but they sure like to take swipes at the President. Until he is good and ready, some folks like you need to chill!

98 posted on 08/31/2005 12:11:44 PM PDT by PhiKapMom (AOII Mom -- Allen in 2008)

4). To: mict42

RE: Bush's leadership skills in so many critical areas of concern for this country go begging. We have protected the hell out of the rights of Iraqis and shed blood for the defense of their country. When it comes to our defense from invasions from the south he's asleep at the wheel. For six years he's taken the invaders side using the invaders arguments for invading. When we have the greatest human disaster that this country has experienced, totally destroying a major city in the USA, he's got to stay at the ranch for a last round of horse shoes. WE'VE got to shake up this man and make him lead, and in the right direction, pray God.

You have without a doubt posted the stupidest comment during the month of August. And you're definitely a finalist for all of 2005. You border freaks just cannot and will not give it a rest. Even during devastation you scramble to get your cheap shots in. Hey, let me try one. The president has me guessing...So does tying your shoes.

100 posted on 08/31/2005 12:12:20 PM PDT by Coop (www.heroesandtraitors.org)

[OneTwentyoNine]

1. Bush had to call the Governor and Mayor and make them evacutate..BS

Freepers are the most delusional asswipes in the WORLD. Hell,Bush was out chumming up before yet ANOTHER military audience and then golfing when all this was going down.

The Gov of Louisiana and the Mayor of New Orleans don't have the brain power to order evacuation so Bush has to take it upon himself?? Bullshit...

[wake.up.america]

5. Mr. Governor, I am ordering you to evacuate those poor souls in NO...

Gee, Boss, had not thought of that. Are you sure that is a good idea? What do I do now?



I would like to know what George is doing this minute.

It is a quarter to 8 in DC. Is somebody helping him get dressed, telling which shoe goes to what foot?

Bill Clinton would have been up since 0500, checking the levees in NO, helping to map out strategy to help these poor souls, giving someone a hug, etc.

What a mess Bush has created.

[The Backlash Cometh]

2. While Rome burned, Bush stayed at the ranch for a round of horsehoes.

[Kagemusha]

3. Do they need to use the phrase "supplies are FLOODING in"?

Not to mention it's not true.

[jimshoes]

4. bush doesn't do leadership

he does platitudes and rhetoric.

[tomg]

6. I don't want to say "my favorite comment"

because, well it is obvious. Still, the comment that appears to me to be the most notworthy in the "do Republicans understand the concept of irony" category is in the third post:
"As always he will speak when he is good and ready and has all the facts and a plan on what comes next."
I assume, then, that we will never hear his voice again.

[renie408]

7. This kind of stuff freaks me out as much as anything...

How can ANYBODY be blindly following this man any more? How can ANYBODY ignore everything that is going on? How do they reconcile higher infant mortality for four straight years, higher poverty rates for four straight years, lower median incomes for FIVE YEARS, the war, the economy and the lack of response to this emergency? Even if you are a Bush supporter, shouldn't SOME of that stuff make you pause?

They are freaks. Scary, scary freaks.

[Contrary1]

8. So then, how would one know this?

"Did I forget to mention this morning he signed off on the strategic oil reserves being released? A lot is going on behind the scenes our stupid media doesn't report but they sure like to take swipes at the President."

No wonder they love him.

[zanne]

9. It's time to start ignoring these people.

It's been five years. They can't be helped. They use attention as fuel, like spoiled children. Ignore them.

[Mountainman]

10. It overwhelms me to read the stupid things these fools post.

At times I think it is just a joke they are playing but then I realize they really believe what they say.

"He is a giant and has, in all of it, retained his professional commitment and personal humility. Neat trick. If you don't think so, just look who was in the WH previously and tell me THAT bore any resemblance to commitment or humility."


"You have no clue as to what this President has been doing -- without his calls to the idiot Governor and Mayor of NO, there would have been no mandatory evacuation. He had FEMA on the ground and declared this an emergency BEFORE the storm hit."


Where do you get an opinion like that? I mean it. Really where do you see Bush as a giant? I just am overwhelmed that's all.

[peekaloo]

11. lol...he's a giant........

stack of shit!

[Ishoutandscream2]

12. The freeper makes sense. A broken clock is right twice a day

[DemBones DemBones]

13. PhiKapMom doesn't understand that her hero

declared a state of emergency because of the PREVIOUS storm damage, weeks after it occurred.

It was NOT a pre-emptive declaration because of Katrina.

I think her other claims are equally flawed.