RICKAMAVEN
23 years ago
Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he knows that he is a chronic failure, a failure at
the best schools in America, a failure at holding his booze, a failure in the baseball business, a
failure in the oil business. Even worse, he knows that he is a failure in the realm of personal self-
improvement, failing to acquire much knowledge of the world outside of his family's dynastic play
pen. Bush would, in fact, be a total no account failure in life were it not for his family's money and
influence and his open mind about insider trading, were it not for the blind support of people who
are no longer able to make a distinction between democracy and crony capitalism.

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he is aware of his limited abilities to comprehend
and communicate intelligently. Afterall, he has to listen to his own conceptual and verbal stumbling
almost daily. He can't have missed it.

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he is aware that he is likely the most ill-educated,
ill-experienced, ill-advised and inconsistent presidential puppet to ever be dangled around in the
Oval Office.

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he is aware that his own intellectual limitations
put him under the dominion of those who are even less "Christian" than he claims to be, people
who are demonstrably ignorant of the values of democracy on a daily basis.

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he knows that he is precisely the Howdy Doody
that the religious right was looking for in order to monger power and control in promoting their own
self-serving, corrupt agenda, not Bush's agenda (which he does not and could not possess).

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he knows that there is a difference between
Christian compassion and religious belligerence and self-righteousness. He knows that you can't
destroy human life with executions and precision bombing and then pretend to be working for the
Prince of Peace.

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he knows that he would never be able to survive
his office if anything even remotely resembling the truth gets into the mainstream press to be
honestly considered by the people.

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he knows that his presidency is already over,
except for the threats and lies and denials, that he is never going to be able to spin a pre-
meditated, unprovoked war on an impoverished, nearly-defenseless nation into an act of high
Christian morality in the eyes of the world.

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he knows that all the lies and fabrications and
dirty tricks will catch up with him, as they always seem to catch up with dishonest people. Funny
(and fortunate) how the world works that way, is it not?

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he knows that he is a dry drunk, a man who has
found a way to be smug, belligerent and self-righteous without drinking a drop, a truly godlike
accomplishment. He knows that if he diverges even for a moment from his religious convictions,
he would be back on the bottle.

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he knows his life has been a series of
fabrications, manipulations and bailouts designed to keep his boat afloat, that his entire past and
current status have no relationship to honest human truth, that his entire history doesn't really
exist except as a fervently-maintained fabrication. President or pauper, this outcome is always
something of a human tragedy.

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he knows that his entire program is a puff of
capitalistic smoke, a fabrication without substance, a pyramid sitting on its nose, only as good as
the fabrications which prop it up, dependent upon more and more fabrications, until the people
ultimately can see his blessed nudity.

Somewhere deep down inside George W. Bush, he knows that all of these things are so, because
these conclusions are far more empirically-justifiable than suggestions that he knows something
about democracy, let alone suggestions that he knows how to provide democratic leadership to
the world.

The question is this : What events might catalyze a glorious personal epiphany, a self-realization
of his own ignorance and incompetence? What might be the nature of the words which would
bring George W. Bush back to earth and to his knees in self-abhorance? What might be the
nature of the personal downfall when Bush accepts the inescapable fact that his knowledge of
Jefferson's Democracy and Christ's ethical morality isn't worth a spit, that he has no business
whatsoever being in the White House, that he has executed Jefferson and Franklin right along
with the rest of the criminals in his mind, and screwed over the most promising nation in the
evolution of human culture, all in the name of a tiny handful of greedy, self-rightous people like
himself, comprising all of one half percent of the world's population.

Given the massive amount of darkness embraced by the Bush administration (which has reduced
their pupils to tiny black specks), it is just a matter of time before George Jr. and his crony
capitalist cadre are simply blinded by the light.

You might want to get yourself a pair of shades for this apocalyptic event. It is a given.
Robby
23 years ago
If Bush is a failure, what does that make Gore? He was beaten by a failure? How low is that?
RDC
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  • Herf-A-Holic
23 years ago
Gee Rick, I never new you cared.

You really don't believe this load of B.S. do you?
cwilhelmi
23 years ago
Rick - You rule, keep stirring...

Robby - Rick doesn't like Gore.

Bush is a joke...
DrMaddVibe
23 years ago
Inside GW is a REAL human. He makes mistakes, and admits them. He learns from mistakes and makes efforts to alter and change from them. That is his track record. So far, I'm PROUD to call him my President, that's something that I coundn't do under Clinton. GW has a higher regard for the office and the oath he took. The people he has around him are the brightest minds.

Some say GW is stupid. He was able to fly a fighter jet. That takes brains. He was a successful businessman. He turned a profit. That takes brains. He attended Yale AND graduated. While it does take money and pull to attend at certain universities, he did make his own grades. That took brains. He was the Governor of Texas, twice! Ask Anne Richards if that job takes brains!

I'm not going to try to get under his skin or think like him(or anyone else!)that's too much like playing God. I'll let God judge him, after all he's got "The Plan".
Tobasco
23 years ago


Chris, still in denial? You left winger!!! Hehehehe!!! :>)

Mag
cwilhelmi
23 years ago
Whatever Mag... Maybe you're right since all people who like GWB have to be Republicans and all people who dislike him have to de Democrats. I must have been crazy, trying to think for myself, the nerve of some people...
JonR
23 years ago
The Light Rick the Light ! JonR
Tobasco
23 years ago


OK, OK, Chris I'm sorry. You are an indepenently thinking left winger! Hehehe!

Mag
cwilhelmi
23 years ago
sketcha
23 years ago
Robby...
Technically, that's not true. The Supreme Court via Florida, handed him the office.

Doc...
I agree with you that not any idiot can fly a fighter jet. I'm an instrument rated private pilot and I can tell you that it takes some (emphasis on the word "some")brains, diligence, confidence (balls) and dedication just to fly Pipers, Mooneys and Cessnas let alone a fighter jet. If not for this fact, however by what I've seen of him, I would think him pretty dumb. He did force the hand of the U.N. and pulled a unanimous vote. I must admit, I was pretty impressed.
RDC
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  • Herf-A-Holic
23 years ago
You Dems need to get off the Al Gore Band Wagon and admit he LOST! He lost because Bush is a far better leader. Gore lost because he is a bullsh*t artist like Clinton. "I invented the internet" Give me a break.

GET OVER IT.
sketcha
23 years ago
RDC...I'm not a "Dem". Just the facts mam.
Charlie
23 years ago
More loads of BS from the Ricker. He is funny as Saturday Night Live or the Comedy Channel. Keep up the propaganda Rick! You make me LOL

Charlie
RICKAMAVEN
23 years ago
Robby

and we agree. the democrats scraped the bottom of the barrel with gore. perhaps the republicans have a deeper barrel.
RICKAMAVEN
23 years ago
RDC
i can't find a single post from the liberal left, or whatever we are called now by the freepers, that says anything good about gore. you guys make it up. we didn't like gore, or i didn't like gore, so stop this nonsense about we like or liked gore.

and i have seen an interview with a young bill gates and congressman or senator, what ever gore was.
he told gates he was interested in the idea and bring it up in the senate or congress. no more.

any bs that he said he invented the internet is exactly that, BS.

RICKAMAVEN
23 years ago
charlie

politics aside, i'm glad to make you smile or laugh.
sketcha
23 years ago
Damn Rick, if Gore's own party didn't like him, George must've really sucked to almost lose to him.
RDC
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  • Herf-A-Holic
23 years ago
Somewhere inside every hoochie-mama is a little Bill Clinton... swiming around.
Robby
23 years ago
sketcha, I thought when they "counted the votes" Bush won? Then they (the dems) tried to recount in the counties they thought would put them over the top. Isn't that how it happened? That would mean he won, right?
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