Now I keep hearing how Scott McCJudas has been a life long Repu. But I disagree… I don’t think he’s been a Repu. since Dec. 2005… Why do u ask… Well there was an election for Gov. of Texas in 2006…

Texas 2006 Governor Election
Rick Perry (R) – 39.09%
Chris Bell (D) – 29.76%
James Werner (L) – 0.61%
Richard “Kinky” Friedman (I) – 12.55%
Carole Keeton Strayhorn (I) – 17.97% (who spent June through December of 2005 seeking the Republican nomination)

I remember thinking… Oh, Oh… This guy just got crush… He must be pissed… His Momma just got crushed in Texas ‘05 Repu. primaries & then in the ‘06 Gov. election… I am talking about Carole Keeton Strayhorn (I) – 17.97% (who spent June through December of 2005 seeking the Republican nomination)… AKA.. Scotty’s Momma…

Pres. Bush; Rove & the most of the Repu. establishment went with Gov. Rick Perry… He was the incumbent & Strayhorn was #2 with only one spot… She ran as a spoiler… And it seems McCJudus just found a way to make some quick cash(nothing wrong with that unless Obama Husaini wins)& give some payback to the guyz that didn’t help his momma become Gov. of Texas…

I just can’t believe no one in the MSM or even the Blogs remember that Scotty is not a uninterested party… There is history for his BS…

“Writing it wasn’t easy. Some of the best advice I received as I began came from a senior editor at a publishing house that expressed interest in my book. He said the hardest challenge for me would be to keep questioning my own beliefs and perceptions throughout the writing process. His advice was prescient. I’ve found myself continually questioning my own thinking, my assumptions, my interpretations of events. Many of the conclusions I’ve reached are quite different from those I would have embraced at the start of the process. The quest for truth has been a struggle for me, but a rewarding one. I don’t claim a monopoly on truth. But after wrestling with my experiences over the past several months, I’ve come much closer to my truth than ever before. (p. xi)”

As all the left wing pundits are promoting Scott McClellan’s new “Tell All” book about the Bush administration it’s been revealed that the publisher is a close ally of George Soros and has published Soros’ books along w…

Scott McClellan, probably the least respected White House Press Secretary in recent memory has written What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington’s Culture of Deception, a reportedly very unflattering account of the administration in w….

Blood, Money & Power: How L.B.J. Killed J.F.K.
by Barr McClellan
Publisher: Hannover House (October 2003)

“Oh look, my crumbtrail goes back to MIT. Ta!”

Would you mind looking at the post I was responding to? A local idiot asked me about whether or not I had a M.S. degree from Yale. If I just responded with “labels are overrated”, I would prompt the expected reaction.

Now I can confirm what seems to be your view as well: labels are overrated. I wasn’t stupid when I wasn’t working here. I will not become stupid when I leave.

Claiming that you’ve achieved a higher level of education than Bush at MIT or any similarly prestigious U. just means you’ve burned even more time and effort going higher up the ladder of a system that certifies and produces “morons.” So who’s the bigger moron?

I don’t think Yale or any other school of that caliber produces morons en mass. There’re exceptions though. Some of them are very notable.

Ouch.

Many disagreements with Bush, but I’m sure glad he was on duty sted Kerry or Obama or, obviously, Clinton.

I think we need a MoveOn.biz

Kind of like a blaring siren that never goes quiet. And I think people want quiet.

I think people are just getting tired of all the freaking drama.

Shouldn’t the bigger problem for you be that we went to war at all with Iraq and not so much (or to a lesser degree) the approach?

Not at this point in time.

If your hatred of Bush

I have no hatred of Bush. He’s not a bright person trying to do a job, which is well over his head. That’s all.

I think McCain’s approach to war is very different from Bush’s.

Approach to War? Shouldn’t the bigger problem for you be that we went to war at all with Iraq and not so much (or to a lesser degree) the approach? And on that larger issue McCain doesn’t disagree with President Bush. If your hatred of Bush stems mostly from Iraq then I don’t see why that venom doesn’t translate to the Senator’s in Congress who supported and still the support the war. I would think you wouldn’t someone with such wrongheaded policies near public office. Again, I’m just having a hard time with it.

I hardly blame Bush for the suicidal idiocy of the opposition.

I only fault his native inability to promote a worthy cause worthily.

Bush can’t do it himself, and doesn’t have the wits to hire a speechwriter who could help him out (Mark Steyn, Christopher Hitchens, Hirsi Ali, Robert Spencer, etc., etc..) and thus has let himself and this vital conflict be defined by his opponents too passively.

Without striking back adequately.

His survival instincts for this war are basically sound, but his skill at selling its meaning and existential worth are tragically insufficient.

profitsbeard on May 28, 2008 at 9:18 PM

Damn, dude. + 10

Our house backed up against the Sig Ep house where McClellan was president in 1990, but for the life of me I can’t remember this nebbishy, sweaty, mediocrity of a man that was my neighbor for at least a year. That probably doesn’t surprise anyone.

Dudley Smith on May 28, 2008 at 9:38 PM

He was president of a fraternity? Uh, nah….

I don’t know, freevillage, but for someone who dislikes Bush as much as you do; you sure are supporting the candidate that agrees the most with him.

I don’t see it that way. Their rhetoric is close but I don’t mind usual Republican theses. I think McCain’s approach to war is very different from Bush’s.