Bush wises up!

Salcanzonieri · #1 (**permalink**) 10-22-2005, 01:53 PM

So, I hear that Bush is TOTALLY pissed at Cheney and the other neo-cons and feeling that they betrayed him and he is really mad that they are making him go out of office as a ineffective and hated president.

So, Baker and pappa Bush and other Republicans are his new advisors, and are getting the old style Republicans to come back into power in congress.

Bush is turning his back on the neo-cons and washing his hands of them, he doesn't want to be dragged down into the coming indictments with them. Cheney is out far as I know.
And his father, ex prez Bush, is also looking back at things they advised him to do and is feeling like they hoodwinked him too, costing him his re-election.
Poppa Bush didn't want newbie Bush to go into Iraq and Cheney and Rumsfield pushed him into it.

Rove, Cheney, libby, and like 20 more people are all in the dog house and
everyone in the old style republicans are turning their back on them, especially since many new style republicans are also in trouble for their DeLay and Abramhoff connections. Rumsfield is under two different investigations by the Justice department now too. Seems that the neo-cons were in cahoots with Isrealis letting spies into Pentagon, etc.

Bush already made a big decision yesterday and made Mcnulty deputy attorney general and replaced the present guy. McNulty is heading up some big investigations, so for Bush to promote him instead of blocking him off, really shows how pissed Bush is.

A turn for the better?

We should know by Wednesday.

shortybunchups · #2 (**permalink**) 10-22-2005, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Salcanzonieri

So, I hear that Bush is TOTALLY pissed at Cheney and the other neo-cons and feeling that they betrayed him and he is really mad that they are making him go out of office as a ineffective and hated president.

So, Baker and pappa Bush and other Republicans are his new advisors, and are getting the old style Republicans to come back into power in congress.

Bush is turning his back on the neo-cons and washing his hands of them, he doesn't want to be dragged down into the coming indictments with them. Cheney is out far as I know.
And his father, ex prez Bush, is also looking back at things they advised him to do and is feeling like they hoodwinked him too, costing him his re-election.
Poppa Bush didn't want newbie Bush to go into Iraq and Cheney and Rumsfield pushed him into it.

Rove, Cheney, libby, and like 20 more people are all in the dog house and
everyone in the old style republicans are turning their back on them, especially since many new style republicans are also in trouble for their DeLay and Abramhoff connections. Rumsfield is under two different investigations by the Justice department now too. Seems that the neo-cons were in cahoots with Isrealis letting spies into Pentagon, etc.

Bush already made a big decision yesterday and made Mcnulty deputy attorney general and replaced the present guy. McNulty is heading up some big investigations, so for Bush to promote him instead of blocking him off, really shows how pissed Bush is.

A turn for the better?

We should know by Wednesday.

bush is the puppet master, not the puppet

loco · #3 (**permalink**) 10-22-2005, 02:02 PM

Yes and yes and yes again,
I still don't like him but, if it pushes this country into a better direction then it's better for the country as a whole and not just big companies getting bigger and americans lossing the lives. I just feel the we were taken for a ride and I think maybe just maybe he feels what we have felt all along
-loco

Salcanzonieri · #4 (**permalink**) 10-22-2005, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by shortybunchups

bush is the puppet master, not the puppet

Well, suddenly, it's all their fault.

Actually, the Katrina thing supposedly really hit him.
One reason he went against all advisors and choose harriet for S Court.

kozik · #5 (**permalink**) 10-22-2005, 02:05 PM

shit rolls downhill.

loco · #6 (**permalink**) 10-22-2005, 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Salcanzonieri

Well, suddenly, it's all their fault.

Anybody for a nice slice of black crow

-loco

Salcanzonieri · #7 (**permalink**) 10-22-2005, 02:07 PM

I was talking to some people about these investigations and
we were observing how the neo-cons were thinking they were so smart but since they were all over 60 years old and sheltered lives, they had no clue about how far technology has come since the 1970s when they first laid out their objectives and got themselves
totally done in by it. Can't say more.