>>>Bush hates people. He's out to poison us all<<<
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You know, I really don't think Bush the person--when the individual of his own will--hates people. I do, however, think he's doing exactly what he's being told to do, that this is why he never really seems sure of himself, comes off more than not as a sophmoric jockhead and always why we see him either on teleprompters, scripted press conferences or before only highly controlled and expected-reaction type audiences.
Regarding poisoning people? I think were he left alone with just he and his wife, with no politics involved, were he not a politician, that he, too, would oppose what he did relative to arsenic in drinking water.
Anyone else find it ironic that the son of a president, the son of the former director of the CIA, couldn't get his intelligence right with America at the doorstop of war when he, the son, became president?
Folks, what is happening to you from this White House is happening to you more by design and intent than anything else. The sooner this is realized the better our hopes for reversing the direction America is going; the better our hopes to lessen the death and casualty count in Iraq; the better our hopes of getting along better with other nations in the world. |
