President Bush has been wrong on just about everything he has touched. So why is anyone still listening to this guy and his gang of incompetent boobs. Bush's approval rating has been low for quite some time, but who are those remaining people whom still support him?
Here is an incomplete list of things that Bush has been wrong about:
- Weapons of Mass Destruction
- Iraq-Al-Qaeda link
- Cost of war
- Dismantling the Iraqi Army
- Mission Accomplished
- Homeland Security
- Improper allocation of troops to catch Osama and other terrorists
- Federal action after Katrina
- We don't torture
- Iran is an immediate threat
- Politicizing of Justice Department
- Wiretapping
- Blackwater
- Valerie Plame
- Terri Shivo
- Guantanamo Bay
- War on Terror
- etcetera
Our nation is going down the crapper because of Bush's lies. Congress is failing to check the power of the executive branch and the administration continues its drumbeat to war. Is it the upcoming election keeping people from revolting?
If we continue this trend of enabling Bush and any neo-cons to come after him, then we are heading towards a $2.4 trillion debt by 2017 caused by his lies. That is why it amazes me any real conservative would still go along with anything Bush says.
What happened conservatism in this nation, if it means spending trillions on wars while our infrastructure crumbles at home. How the hell are we going to pay all this off? Why are we still listening to this snake-oil salesman?
We need serious change in Washington and it can't come from other Bush enablers. There are only a few men running for president who have seriously stood up to Bush. Why aren't there more? Where is the outrage in this nation? We have an obligation to keep this nation free, but we can't do it while accepting the propaganda. When will you stop listening to Bush and start to take back the country that is yours.
/end rant
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"Ex-Governor Siegelman Put In Prison So Bob Riley Can Be Groomed As A GOP Vice Presidential Candidate".
Bush’s justice appointees used the justice system to kidnap Don Siegelman. An order was sent to the prison 600 miles away that he is to be kept under strict watch 24 by 7 not allowing communicating with no one except for limited communications with his wife, children and attorneys.
(a) When Siegelman was Secretary of State and Attorney General, he referred several irregularities of cash flow to state and federal law enforcement which included sham organizations, Contra drug trafficking, tax evasion and money laundering. The results of the investigations found that much were linked to high ranking politicians in Alabama, Florida, Arkansas and sometimes Georgia, and Mississippi. Siegelman is a very smart attorney. He holds two law degrees. He knows more about Alabama's politics than anyone, being the only person in history to have served the top four government offices in Alabama and he has first hand experience of how a White house backed conspiracy works. This is a partial list of the skeletons that they don't want big media to know about:
(a) Voting fraud- Voting machine expert Dan Gans of Riley's staff is very knowledgeable of "Diebold Optical Scan Voting Machines" and of the "ES&S Central Voting Tabular" used in Alabama elections. He is believed to have altered the election totals on election night in the 2002 gubernatorial election.
(b) Millions of dollars of dirty campaign money was used to defeat Siegelman's Education Lottery and to defeat his gubernatorial campaigns. The money came from big business clients of lobbyist Jack Abramoff, Michael Scanlon, Toby Roth, Rob Riley and William Canary. Several different National GOP associations along with some sham organizations ran by Robin Vanderwall, Preston Gates, Ralph Reed, Glover Norquist and William Canary laundered the money so that it wouldn't be obvious who the donors were.
(c ) The newspaper giant Newhouse/Advance Publications has an arrangement with the GOP and the U.S. attorneys in Alabama to print articles hand fed to them by Alabama GOP operatives and the U.S. attorneys in Alabama to create a corrupt public image of Siegelman, and other top Democratic politicians.
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