Let Bush come to a location outside the protection of his donor base...

[bridgit]

his fan base, and shoot his mouth off about what is, and what is not facism...i want to see it happen, i want to see this criminal gang of thugs & cronies answer the rapid-fire questions of the American people in real-time

[Catshrink]

1. So do I --- he'd crumble under the criticism.

BTW -- who's the kitty? I have an orange tabby also.

[bridgit]

4. oh that's Tim, he runs the place around here...

orange tabby's unite :hi:

[Catshrink]

7. Yeah, my Ricky is "Mr. Attitude"

[bridgit]

11. pretty kitty & yup i've seen that look before...

:rofl:

[Raster]

2. Oh puleeeze, shrub is handled more than a can of Play-Dough in pre-school

No way his "attendants" are going to let him get anywhere near REAL people with REAL questions and REAL concerns.

[bridgit]

9. then when it's all over he'll never come off his bullshit ranch, he and...

laura will have to get used to bbq'd chicken-shit every day, there'll be no where they can go without having to answer some question somewhere

[Raster]

13. shrub and pickles have no intention staying on the pig farm in Crawford,

that's just a stage set to project an image of shrub as just another guy from Texas, someone you'd like to have a beer with. Hell, they even used to rent the cattle photographed on the "ranch." It is common knowledge in certain circles in North Texas that mr. and mrs. warmongering pig will probably settle down in Dallas/Park Cities with the rest of the Texas Petroleum Mafia.

[bridgit]

14. they can sleep on the boardroom table i still don't think that....

will save them from what they have coming

[Raster]

32. From your fingers to the goddesses ears. Let the shit storm begin.

[StellaBlue]

3. This is what comes to my mind

[Catshrink]

5. That would be sweet!

If the dems in Congress would say something and not roll over and play dead.

[bridgit]

6. absolutely i want to see this this bush bully puppet walk the gaunlet...

like the man he thinks he is, correct

[bdamomma]

8. Bush is a little weak man who is a coward and can't listen to

anyone who is not his base. We all saw how he ran away from Cindy Sheehan.

[bridgit]

10. true, small man small mind; i don't buy that "i'll just belly up to you...

as close as i desire to intimidate your sorry ass" game he plays either; come out and play george, shit talking texas toilet paper won't take no shit off'ah no one fuck that

[Canuckistanian]

29. That showed his true character, didn't it?

Hiding from the mom of a war victim. Real courageous, Chucklenuts.

I'll always remember the pics of all the black SUVs speeding past Camp Crawford.

A real "Profile of Cowardice".

[TahitiNut]

12. Never happen. 'W' stands for coWard.

He's the most craven coward it's ever been my displeasure to see in American politics, and I'm old enough to remember Joe McCarthy. He's afraid of people; he's afraid of the truth; he's afraid of actually having to earn his way. He'd cut'n'run in an instant under conditions that much of this nation experiences every week if not every day. He couldn't even walk down the street of an American city, let alone any European city. CoWard.

[bridgit]

15. yes sir that's a big ole yeppers...

:-)

[TahitiNut]

16. Besides ...

... I want to see him, and all his cronies, on trial in the Hague for war crimes. Unless and until they're indicted, tried, convicted and imprisoned for 20-to-life for war crimes and crimes against peace, we'll be an outlaw nation. We share in the guilt for these crimes unless and until they''re tried.

[bridgit]

19. agreed, heard it said recently indeed, we need to be seen when...

it is all over, and just like all forays into tyranny...it will end; but we need to be seen, so as to say, as 'good germans', and no longer be a part of an apathetic turning of a dumbed down eye, that we not go well in our favor as a people imo as well

[kineneb]

17. I imagine that the entire regime will be "trapped" in the US

because if they ever tred on foreign soil, they will be arrested for war crimes. It would serve them right.

[bridgit]

20. makes sense to me...

[lonestarnot]

18. The only way he will make it is in flat. Flat bushitler.

[bridgit]

21. maybe he'll just stick with what he knows and go back to cheer...

leading at yale

[lonestarnot]

22. Cheerleading at crawford grapecreek college.

They remodeled on our dime remember.

[bridgit]

23. fuck, you're prolly right huh...

x(

[lonestarnot]

24. bout the college or our dime?

[bridgit]

26. both...

[lonestarnot]

27. LOL n/t

[elperromagico]

25. The closest he's gotten to that kind of challenge

was in the debates with Kerry. And you saw how he did there. His handlers know better than to put him in hostile environments.

It is funny that he seems to always go to Utah for these kinds of speeches. Considering the fact that it's one of only four states where his approval rating outweighs his disapproval rating, I'm not surprised.

[bridgit]

28. oh yes, that's why they picked him, i think they know his essential...

behavorial pattern to be so naturally, wantonly pernicious as to be easily found out as such out from under very carefully laid plans, wraps & staged, scripted events

[elperromagico]

30. Notice how often he speaks before soldiers.

When Bush gives a speech to them, he's not just the President, no. He's the Commander-in-Chief, the Big Kahuna. No chance of heckling there, unless somebody's in a mood to get court-martialled.

[bridgit]

31. yup, they're not just GI's required to sit there, they are props...

for a mad cowboy admin and i have been long since pissed at the way this entire admin uses our troops for slaughter, fodder & madison ave jingles & slogans while blood & treasure flows freely...it is disgusting to me