Reading The Pictures: Laura Doing A Little Projection With White House Christmas Card?
It seems Laura Bush is feeling pretty wounded these days about Dubya's legacy -- according, at least, to two current monumental gestures.
It seems Laura Bush is feeling pretty wounded these days about Dubya's legacy -- according, at least, to two current monumental gestures.
The colossal failures of the Bush administration should be what is remembered about Bush's eight years in office, not some feeble attempt to show what a principled guy he was.
Bush is getting all reflective now, and it brings up an interesting parallel between him and Nixon's legendary interview with David Frost.
A big time recovery plan for Main Street focused on the investments we need is one key element of the change we need. And one that President Obama surely supports.
The underlying cause of the current recession is the pervasive ideology of self-interest that has guided President Bush's administration and permeated mainstream American ethics.
The deal was hailed today by Mr. Bush as a "win-win" for both countries. "We get 1.4 trillion dollars, and all we have to do is change our name to 'Panda Garden,'" he told reporters at the White House.
The White House put a picture of a sled bringing in the Christmas Tree on the cover of a card to Joe Lieberman that was supposed to celebrate Hanukkah. Do you suppose they could all just leave early?
"The most stressful moment is definitely the moments when he asks me for something and I know before I even start looking for it that I don't have it. But I still give a good search around for it."
Today's additions to our Midnight Regulations chart include rules that affect our national parks, the approval and labeling of genetically-modified food, and public access to information.
The order is beyond audacious -- incumbent presidents decide and judge the nature of national security, not former presidents.
It's always been about backgrounds and logos. Desperate days in the legacy hunt?
Michelle Malkin wrote a book called: In Defense of Internment. The book essentially defends the internment of Japanese Americans during World War Two.
Sarah Palin surprised us with her "understanding" of the vice president's duties by saying, "They're in charge of the US Senate...so they can really get in there and make a lot of good policy changes."
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I pictured the inside of the WH to look like something from the Alien movies after Bush living in it.
How would one get flung Bush monkey sh it off the White House walls?
Obama - please double check alll your whitehouse network security, beacuse the bushes won't leave those lines untapped - there is too much money to be made with the inside information.
Bush has publicly and repeatedly abdicated his responsibiliy for the conduct of his illegal wars by deferring to the "commanders on the ground" as in " I'm a commander guy". That is backwards, wrong, stupid, cowardly, and lazy.
They were especially stunned by the motion sensors, closed-circuit cameras, listening devices, framed GOP loyalty oath on each wall... and the big Jeebus paintings bearing the legend, "I approve. Kill 'em all. The more, the merrier."