I get some small satisfaction out of knowing that *asshole is visibly unhappy

[cali]

it's clear the asshole in chief is miserable about leaving the White House and miserable about being despised by most of the country. I hope he suffers a long, deep depression.

[lonestarnot]

1. And when he starts getting over it, he can take a walk in anywhere USA and sample the eggs and

tomatoes and shoes. :D

[madokie]

16. omelets with a sole

I can see it now, omelets made with previously thrown tomatos and eggs with a little sole mixed in for flavor.:rofl:

[Skittles]

2. he is shocked no one is buying his revisionist act

arrogant bastard to the end

[Stuart G]

5. The bigger shock will come when he cannot make any money at all

on the lecture circuit, book sell, or any of it. No one will want to pay, cause he lies so much. And when he is free to talk, he will make a bigger ass of himself because he will no longer have that huge staff to prepare every thought and word that he says.

..He can see Clinton, and Carter doing ok, and he will not be able to talk to any but screened friendly crowds. No one else..

So..more idiotic ideas will come out...we will be gone from him, but his hole will be deeper and deeper.

[SammyWinstonJack]

7. Didn't he say he was planning on 'replenishing his coffers' on the lecture circuit?

:rofl: I recall the hideous little bastard saying that in an interview. The pResidency has been very good for georgie, financially. He's happy about that, I'm sure.

[lonestarnot]

18. Oh boy. Someone schedule him for this loser state.

[SammyWinstonJack]

25. He'll be making the rounds, I am sure!

:silly:

[tblue37]

35. Any idiot organization that pays to listen to him blather deserves

having to sit and listen to him blather.

[lunatica]

3. I'm sure he'll drown his sorrows with booze

Maybe he'll shorten his life and our misery by drinking himself to death.

[machI]

19. Come January 20, Bush will probably be visibly drunk in public

<>

[Veritas_et_Aequitas]

4. As someone who's dealt with long, deep depression, I wouldn't.

It really is something I wouldn't wish on anyone. Even Bush.

Now, deep regret, self-doubt, and shame... I could live with Bush feeling those for the rest of his life.

[Stuart G]

6. I too have delt with deep depression, it is very very painful..I will admit

and that there are very few people I could ever wish that on...
.But Bush has caused tens of thousands to go through that hell, because of his direct actions, that caused death and dismemberment to so many,
that maybe he would need to go through it himself..must maybe..??

[rsdsharp]

13. I don't wish him any ill will.

I just hope his ass grows shut.

[madeline_con]

8. I'm hoping his liver gives out.

:toast:

[Vincardog]

9. Lets hope he does not drink himself to death in his depression.

[SammyWinstonJack]

11. Yeah, let's not.

:evilgrin:

[Lex]

17. Never would I wish

such a thing. Nope.

[SammyWinstonJack]

22. Me either.

:evilgrin: Actually, he'll probably stop drinking since the taxpayers won't be footing his liquor bill anymore.

[jimlup]

21. Choking on a pretzel would be too good for this ass-clown

We should put this ass clown on trial and make sure he goes to jail at the very least.

[SammyWinstonJack]

28. Put him under the jail.

[lpbk2713]

10. I just hope to hell he knows beyond any possible doubt ...

... that he will go down in the books as the WORST PRESIDENT EVER.

[Stuart G]

12. I think he knows that now.........nt

[H2O Man]

14. Around 2003,

Bush had people putting out the talking point that he didn't care about popularity. I knew then that this was false. First of all, VP Cheney actually has this personality attribute, which became more entrenched as he became older (I suspect some changes in his personality were due to heath problems). It seemed quite unlikely that both of the two had that same quality.

Instead, it seemed more like a young man trying to ape the qualities he admires in his mentor. More, Bush had identified Reagan as a role model, and the Gipper loved having cheering crowds. Bush had a relative high level of support in the period after 9/11, and he enjoyed being able to rub this in the faces of those who might oppose him in Washington.

A person who is secure in their not caring if others approve of them do not require security to hand-pick the crowds that will hear and respond to their public presentations. More, Bush's competition with the image of his father lends solid evidence that we are dealing with an emotionally needy individual, who demands approval. His only recourse now is to say that at some distant point in the future, people who never knew him may actually approve of him.

I have an image of a man who, while able to ignore the suffering and deaths of those victimized by his violence, will be incarcerated in a prison of his own making. Like Nixon, I think he will be walking the halls at night, talking to ghosts from the past.

[hvn_nbr_2]

29. "walking the halls at night, talking to ghosts "

I'm actually kind of hoping the ghosts will be walking the halls at night wherever he is, talking to him.

[trayfoot]

33. I agree, H2O......

[spanone]

15. i have no words for him.

[jimlup]

20. A long miserable depression is way too good for this criminal

How about a lifetime stint sitting in a jail cell thinking about his war crimes.

[4 t 4]

27. Really I don't wish him

anything because on his death bed he'll get it all. They say, you know "they" that when you die it's not what you saw as you went by, it's what you did to others and their feelings and their reflections on you and how you made them feel! - not your own but theirs I think that makes sense, I believe that and if you all think about that it is more appropriate.

[onethatcares]

23. maybe he can go have a mufflato in New Orleans

or partake in the Mardi Gras. Yeah, that'll break his doldrums. :rofl:



On second thought, fuck him,

[Fire1]

24. Actually, I get a great deal of satisfaction.

[mopinko]

26. may he meet the fate of many an alcoholic- found frozen in a snow bank.

i don't suppose he will reach quite such a low point with all poppy's money to care for him. i suppose it is more likely he will be found floating in the swimming pool. but i relish the idea of him suffering a fate to which he has likely consigned many a veteran.
i don't think there is a hell, but i am sure that if there is, he will be consigned to it's lowest circle. roast away, you asshole.

[newtothegame]

30. Actually, I get the impression he could give two shits. Him and his administration...

really hasn't/couldn't care less.

[MadMaddie]

31. With his narcisstic sociopathic personality I don't think he has

it in him to be unhappy about making the World a Miserable place. I think he sleeps like a baby!

[BrklynLiberal]

32. I always had this image of him being dragged kicking and screaming out of the White House

while grasping tightly to the door frame...
Kind of like this..

[Stuart G]

34. It is so sad that this person has evolked such feelings..such hatred..

but they say, you reap what you sow..and this is what he sent out for all this time.

[eppur_se_muova]

36. Remind me to send him a case of Thunderbird on his birthday.

That'll help take the edge off.

[road2000]

37. Maybe he'll meet Laura,

down at the intersection.

[Mike 03]

38. Me too! He knows his legacy is going to be awful. He can't raise the funds he'd hoped

for his library. He can't obtain a contract for the publication of his memoirs--but Laura can!

It's fantastic.