Comments on: Madman or prophet of doom?

By: VietnamVet

VietnamVet — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Many of us felt he was one beer short of a six pack even during his first reign! Of course, you are right in that as time goes on, more and more folks should realize that this man is out of touch with the American people and worse yet, with reality. You don’t have to be a head shrink to see that!

By: Razor

Razor — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

What more proof does anyone need that GW has no intention of ever leaving Iraq? Occupation forever is backed by the super embassy and nine large military bases he built to be the center of middle east operations. The pnac plan has not changed and appears on course, unfortunately to the demise of America and its world standing.

I must agree with Doug’s assessment of insanity in the commander guy occupying the oval office.

Its insanity or simply evil in progress. In any event, it must be squelched soon before he involves Iran and really sets things on fire.

If any ordinary citizen acted irrationally as Bush, they would be committed to an asylum for the deranged. Wouldn’t that be sweet, to see GW in a strait jacket and duct tape over his mouth!

By: Paul Cawthorne

Paul Cawthorne — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Well, at least the occupant of the White House is correct about inner-city violence. I live in Baltimore. We have our Green Zones around the city, but much of the inner-part can, long-haul, give Baghdad a run for its money. Add up all the Baltimores across the U.S.A., and you tot up a grim total of deaths indeed. Go into just about any inner-city school and ask the kids in any classroom to raise their hands if they have had a relative, friend, or acquaintance die from gun-violence. I’d almost guarantee you that a majority, if not a totality, of kids will raise their hands. And we try to make the world safe for democracy. Isn’t it rather that we export violence to the rest of the world?

By: Sandy Price

Sandy Price — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

the Social Conservatives who voted for Bush and then his war and then his insanity. They still see the war as a Christian crusade and as long as they are not on the battlefield, they will cheer it on.

Only the American people can stop the war with some kind of action that none of us seem to be able to describe. Demonstrations are not the way to go as it will only put us on a no-fly list. Writing to our Congressmen and women has never worked.

By: anthny

anthny — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

anthny
If anybody that did any analysis of Bush as governer of Texas they would have saw he was INSANE.
Doug is right Mission Accomplished and get the hell out. But that would be to easy if they were not there for Profit and Pillage.
Bush would not be committed to any asylum because the boy’s closed most of them down and the mentally ill are now sent to prison.
The American people cannot stop the war, the government is ruled by Corporations who want to make a profit in the Middle East.
DEMOCRACY IS DEAD but the majority is in denile and cannot face the truth.

By: Doubtom

Doubtom — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

IdiotBush does not fit the clinical definition of insane or nuts no matter how hard we try. He is a fully functional being in full possession of his limited faculties.
What is true beyond doubt about IdiotBush is that he’s simply not very bright. His parents themselves are not overly bright. They took advantage of all the right schools for little Georgie and took care to cover any and all of his goofiness in the hopes that he would one day mature.
That he graduated Yale and Harvard says more about those institutions’ need or greed for money than it does about any of many graduates’ academic ability.
Both Yale and Harvard are whores of the priviledged class and it is a blot on the role of academia that they’re seen as the elite of schools. In reality, they’re way stations for the spoiled rich kids of the upper class until Daddy or Mumsy can arrange a position for them that will insure an adequate flow of unearned money and prestige. Welcome to the democratic Republic of Amerika!
This is how we’re seen by the people of the world and this is the democracy we’re seen as trying to export.

By: Donnat

Donnat — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

He proved that while governor of Texas.

The suffering of American troops and Iraqis means nothing to him because he is a sociopath who doesn’t have empathy for others.

I am starting to believe the entire American GOP is one huge group of sociopaths who can only empathize with embryos and the extremely wealthy.

My vote is for madman.

By: mrtshw

mrtshw — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Of course he’s a psycho idiot, but he can dance
and play bongos.

By: Bill Jonke

Bill Jonke — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

uses the death penalty to his own obscene advantage like he did as governor of Texas is a madman.

The mere idea that everybody’s so wimpy toward him is a cardinal sin in my book. The wimps are just as guilty as he is in keeping this travesty of an administration afloat.

Bush only dances, cavorts in blue pajamas, plays the guitar and plays bongos, when he’s afraid to address the serious issues du jour, and with that, he is justifiably labeled a cowsard.

Ann Richards summed up Bush’s life so eloquently.

“Silver foot in his mouth,” indeed.

By: Sandy Price

Sandy Price — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

and they did it by working day and night to keep their grades up and learning all they could. My son in law is a Stanford Grad with his law degree from Harvard. He does not fit the descriptions that many of you write about here. My kids worked to get in and stay in those institutions and have had successful professions. Let’s not get carried away with these labels.