And why should we cut George Bush any slack? Because of his forthrightness and integrity? Because of how he treats all of his opponents fairly, and with dignity? What has George Bush done to deserve "slack"? All he does with slack is find new and entertaining ways to hang himself. He gets his people into wars they are unwilling, and unprepared, to fight. he offends friends and enemies alike with equal aplomb.
He is incompetent, childish, needlessly combative, and dictatorial.... in short, a simpleton.
The reason Olbermann keyed on that phrase is only because George Bush's behavior demands that a journalist has to. It's Olbermann's job to question the president. I find it interesting that George Bush says "it's unacceptable to think"... and, when Olbermann questions that, a chorus of simple-minded sychophants shriek, "Pipe down! Pipe down! You don'rtt understand! The president didn't mean it in the way you're implying!" Need I remind you that George Bush, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld have all publicly questioned the patriotism of citizens who question the administration. How else can anybody interpret the president when he says, "it's unacceptable to think...."?
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on Bush: It's unacceptable to think....
And why should we cut George Bush any slack? Because of his forthrightness and integrity? Because of how he treats all of his opponents fairly, and with dignity? What has George Bush done to deserve "slack"? All he does with slack is find new and entertaining ways to hang himself. He gets his people into wars they are unwilling, and unprepared, to fight. he offends friends and enemies alike with equal aplomb.
He is incompetent, childish, needlessly combative, and dictatorial.... in short, a simpleton.
The reason Olbermann keyed on that phrase is only because George Bush's behavior demands that a journalist has to. It's Olbermann's job to question the president. I find it interesting that George Bush says "it's unacceptable to think"... and, when Olbermann questions that, a chorus of simple-minded sychophants shriek, "Pipe down! Pipe down! You don'rtt understand! The president didn't mean it in the way you're implying!" Need I remind you that George Bush, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld have all publicly questioned the patriotism of citizens who question the administration. How else can anybody interpret the president when he says, "it's unacceptable to think...."?