More Signs of the GOP Collapse
Remember that website, Capital Hill Blue,
that likes to publish stories about Bush's erratic behavior? And,
by the way, they ARE taken seriously by other, well-known and
well-respected alternative news sources. Check these stories out.
Nancy Reagan to Bush: 'We Don't Support Your Re-Election'
Ouch. This one must have hurt.
The
widow of former President, and Republican icon, Ronald Reagan has told
the GOP she wants nothing to do with their upcoming national convention
or the re-election campaign of [pseudo-]pResident George W. Bush.
Nancy
Reagan turned down numerous invitations to appear at the Republican
National Convention and has warned the Bush campaign she will not
tolerate any use of her or her late husband's words or images in the
[junta]’s [re-selection] effort.
“Mrs.
Reagan does not support pResident Bush’s re-election and neither do
most members of the President’s family,” says a spokesman for the
former First Lady.
That quote is a little cryptic. I assume they mean President REAGAN's family, although I could be wrong.
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Sullen, Depressed pResident Retreats Into Private, Paranoid World
A sullen
[pseudo-]pResident George W. Bush is withdrawing more and more from
aides and senior staff, retreating into a private, paranoid world where
only the ardent loyalists are welcome.
Cabinet
officials, senior White House aides and leaders on Capitol Hill
complain privately about the increasing lack of “face time” with the
[pseudo-]pResident and campaign advisors are worried the depressed
[Bush] may not be up to the rigors of a tough re-election campaign.
“Yes,
there are concerns,” a top Republican political advisor admitted
privately Wednesday. “The George W. Bush we see today is not the same,
gregarious, back-slapping [faux-]pResident of old. He’s moody,
distrustful and withdrawn.”
Shoot. And he used to be such a fun guy.
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Bush Using Drugs to Control Depression, Erratic Behavior
[Junta-puppet]
George W. Bush is taking powerful anti-depressant drugs to control his
erratic behavior, depression and paranoia, Capitol Hill Blue has
learned.
Hey, I'd be depressed and paranoid, too, if the entire nation were amassing to re-defeat me.
The
prescription drugs, administered by Col. Richard J. Tubb, the White
House physician, can impair [Bush]’s mental faculties and decrease both
his physical capabilities and his ability to respond to a crisis,
administration aides admit privately.
Well, let's see. So, when he's
in top form, he responds to a crisis by reading a book to a group of
children and then chatting with their folks. I don't really see
how this can be that much worse.
“It’s a
double-edged sword,” says one aide. “We can’t have him flying off the
handle at the slightest provocation but we also need a
[pseudo-]pResident who is alert mentally.”
(more)
Well,
I may watch Bush's acceptance speech after all. I wonder if there
is anything I can take beforehand to dull my gag reflex.
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Well Linda I would recommend a couple of gallons of Jack Daniels or failing that a couple of tons of Bhudda grass. Even if it is Kerry giving that speach!
mark
carlisle iowa
Kerry/Edwards 2004
proudtobeaburdenonsociety
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My bad. I thought you was talking about January. Now where did I put that roach and shot glass….. I know its here somewhere…
mark
carlisle, iowa
proudtobeaburdenonsociety
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LOL!
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