Al-Burack fell right into it. And the leftards call Bush an idiot?

If someone screams “Hey, Moron!” into a crowd of 100 people and you are the only one to say “What did you call me?!” you have nobody to blame but yourself.

Aristotle on May 15, 2008 at 6:50 PM

What a moron. Talk about irony. Someone with the screename “Aristotle” is trying to say that all statements made in the political realm are exoteric. Can we please get his screename changed out of respect?

If George W. Bush were setting a trap then Barack Obama went for the bait like a starving shark after chum. In a speech before Israel’s Knesset today Bush said the following:

“We have heard this foolish delusion before,” Bush said. “As Nazi t…

“This does bring up an issue that we will be discussing with the American people, and that is, why does Barrack Obama, Senator Obama, want to sit down with a state sponsor of terrorism?”

Then this….Obama spokesman Tommy Vietor said…

“It is the height of hypocrisy for John McCain to deliver a lofty speech about civility and bipartisanship in the morning and then embrace George Bush’s disgraceful political attack in the afternoon. Instead of delivering meaningful change, John McCain wants to continue George Bush’s irresponsible and failed Iran policy by refusing to engage in tough, direct diplomacy like Presidents from Kennedy to Reagan have done,”

Right on Tommy…!

Therefore (let’s go back in history and change a few things), when we talked to Libya, we appeased them; because we talk to North Korea, we appease them; we talked to the USSR, therein we appeased them; we talk to China, therefore we appease them (we literally give them ‘things’, while they pay us in-kind by blinding our satellites, hacking our systems, stealing our national/industry trade secrets, and giving us chemically enriched, completely useless, or completely hazardous products).

The argument is ridiculous, the fact that we Americans lack the ability to know the basic definitons of words is ridiculous (but if we Americans don’t know it why should we ever expect our President too – representative democracy, ftw), and the fact that the President can’t even stand on his own two feet in his own country and say those words – is ridiculous.

The question that should be asked is, whether or not Obama would appease terrorist? And/or would he appease enemy nation-states? Would he go about talking to any nation that decided to be bad? How would he select them? And on and on… Of course we could just take the McCain route of Foreign Policy where as President he is either your worst “nightmare,” or best friend, no questions need be asked of that policy (sarcasm).

The Israelis look so glum. They know Bush is full of crap.

aengus on May 15, 2008 at 8:06 PM

Sad to admit it, but you’re right. Condi has been a major disappointment.

75-80 points is more like it!!

We all can dream!

Liberals Appease! It makes them feel good all over.

They also don’t know when to just for once “shut up”!

It blows their “cover”.

That’s why they lost in 04.

The White House insists that Bush was “referring to a wide range of people, not any single person.”

Sigh…

Just once, just once, I would like to see the President come back to the States, hold a press conference to address the Dems’ hysterical indignation, and just nail them to the wall.

“You’re damn right I was referring to Senator Obama, and the dangerously ignorant foreign policy proposals he’s been shouting from the mountaintops. And I was also referring to Speaker Pelosi and her unauthorized trip to Syria, and Senator Biden, and Mr. Carter, and Senator Durbin, and Senator Kerry,” and on down the list, along with the precise reason(s) for each one.

Can you picture that? The White House press corps. would literally be stunned into silence. Bush’s approval numbers would jump at least 20 points.

But no, he’s gotta take this “nonpartisan, apolitical” BS right to the end.

Sigh.

the quote Bush used is actually on his Wiki page, would think the Dems know how to use Wiki well

I took Bush’s statement to mean that an American Senator in 1939 said that quote about Hitler. If that is the case, I’d like to know who it was. Anyone know?

greggish on May 15, 2008 at 9:29 PM

It was a Repub. Senator from Idaho, he was an isolationist

MB4 on May 15, 2008 at 7:40 PM

Nail on head, sadly!

The President was speaking truth to Power…hungry.

And the leftards call Bush an idiot?

It takes one to know one.

Al-Burack fell right into it. And the leftards call Bush an idiot?

If someone screams “Hey, Moron!” into a crowd of 100 people and you are the only one to say “What did you call me?!” you have nobody to blame but yourself.

Aristotle on May 15, 2008 at 6:50 PM
Bravo!

Red Pill on May 15, 2008 at 7:08 PM

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I second (or third, or fifth, whatever) that – well played!

The road to peace does indeed go through Damascus. And on that road is a column of M-1 Abrams.

alycan1 on May 15, 2008 at 7:29 PM

What he said.

We had 10 million+ people under arms in WW2, with an economy that was laughably tiny compared to the behemoth we have now. It makes me laugh to hear liberals whine how our military is “stretched thin.” Well, let’s see, it’s stretched think because of BJ’s peace dividend, your incessant trashing of all things military, and your unwillingness to pay for a bigger military.

Bush is playing with a weak hand – low approval ratings, a tired Administration and a hostile press.

No kidding. His low approval ratings are deserved, his Administration ought to retire to bed and… a hostile press?

And as well learned in Public Speaking 101, you tailor your message to the audience it’s intended for.

The Olmert Government know this being world-class bullsh*tters themselves but I doubt it’ll make them sleep any better.

All the faux outrage in the world will not erase your comrades repeated violations of the Logan Act, starring traitors like Jay Rockefeller (this one is via our own Captain Ed circa 2005).

Washington, DC—Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid made the following statement today in response to President Bush’s remarks before the Israeli Knesset:

“Not surprisingly, the engineer of the worst foreign policy in our nation’s history has fired yet another reckless and reprehensible round. More than seven years into his Presidency and in the sixth year of the directionless Iraq war, President Bush has yet to learn that his brand of divisive partisan rhetoric is precisely what has made America and our allies less secure. And for the President to make this statement before the government of our closest ally as it celebrates a remarkable milestone demeans this historic moment with partisan politics.

Zelsdorf Ragshaft on May 15, 2008 at 7:52 PM

“You throw a rock over a fence and the dog that barks is the one that you hit.”
~Mitt Romney