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Politics : Just the Facts, Ma'am: A Compendium of Liberal Fiction

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To: Carolyn who wrote (39576)9/1/2005 4:23:49 PM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (3) of 90947
 
Bush AWOL again when national tragedy strikes.

Bush went AWOl from the Guard during Vietnam.
He was AWOL on terrorism prior to 9-11.

We saw him ignore the 8-6 warnings and do to stop 9-11.
Not even a single phonecall. So AWOl once more.

We saw him react with lies and indifference to the increasingly FUBAR status of his war in Iraq. Now the biggest hurricane in history strikes, which all of us could see coming 48 before it happened, and he tells us he's on the job and everything's going to be fine. Yet the truth is he was AWOL once more.

There were hundreds of important things Bush and his people could have had done prior to the hurricane striking. But what was he busy doing? Making a self-serving speech about Iraq comparing himself to FDR during WWII where he offered the 58th reason why we invaded, this time it was to defend the oilfields from Bin Lauden, something which is only possible in his wildest imagination.

The man is out of touch, totally inept, totally corrupt and has betrayed his country. We need to impeach him, all of including Republicans, and end this crazy war of his right now. We need all those troops and resources in Louisiana and Mississippi, not Iraq. We also need to stop the gas gouging and get our fiscal house in order. Bush is a failure and he must go.
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