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One long-time GOP political consultant who - for obvious reasons - asked not to be identified said he is advising his Republican Congressional candidates to keep their distance from Bush. "We have to face the very real possibility that the President of the United States is loony tunes," he says sadly. "That's not good for my candidates, it's not good for the party and it's certainly not good for the country."
Qui_Qui, this is just plain weird. (Check ballot 65009.)
by mojo on Tue Jan 18, 05 1:38pm
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Well it sure is good to hear that the dude with the largest amount of WMD on earth is high on perscription drugs
by ABC on Tue Jan 18, 05 1:42pm
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wonder what those freepers would think?
by aya on Tue Jan 18, 05 1:45pm
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You've probably already read about his claim that as he won the November election no one should be held accountable for losing his War on Iraq. But you may not have read this exchange, which calls into question his memory if not his mental state. The Post: Will you talk to Senate Democrats about your privatization plan? THE PRESIDENT: You mean, the personal savings accounts? The Post: Yes, exactly. Scott has been -- THE PRESIDENT: We don't want to be editorializing, at least in the questions. The Post: You used partial privatization yourself last year, sir. THE PRESIDENT: Yes? The Post: Yes, three times in one sentence. We had to figure this out, because we're in an argument with the RNC about how we should actually word this. Mike Allen, the industrious Mike Allen, found it. THE PRESIDENT: Allen did what now? The Post: You used partial privatization. THE PRESIDENT: I did, personally? The Post: Right. THE PRESIDENT: When? The Post: To describe it. THE PRESIDENT: When, when was it? The Post: Mike said it was right around the election. THE PRESIDENT: Seriously? The Post: It was right around the election. We'll send it over. THE PRESIDENT: I'm surprised. Maybe I did. It's amazing what happens when you're tired. Anyway, your question was? I'm sorry for interrupting. It should not be too surprising that Chimpy tries to claim that he never mentioned privatization only to be caught in a lie. But combine that exchange with what followed, in which new White House communications director Nicolle Devenish and Little Scottie have to take on the role of Nancy Reagan opposite a doddering Ronnie. The Post: So have you talked to Senate Democrats about this? THE PRESIDENT: Yes, I have talked to Senate Democrats, and I will continue to talk to Senate Democrats. And I'll continue -- The Post: Did you -- THE PRESIDENT: We had a meeting with -- I think before Christmas we had the leadership in, didn't we? MS. DEVENISH : That was Republicans. MR. McCLELLAN: For Social Security? THE PRESIDENT: Yes. MR. McCLELLAN: The bipartisan meeting at the end of last year, toward the end of last year. THE PRESIDENT: And before we went on the Christmas break? MR. McCLELLAN: Yes. THE PRESIDENT: It was right after, I think Harry -- Harry Reid was there, I know for certain. I'm trying to remember -- I can't remember all who were there. But, yes, I have, and will continue to do so, and continue to speak to the people. that camefrom first-draft dot --you know..
Man, the ballot title had me thinking: Well who isn't? But that guy is seriously f***ed.
I always knew Bush was a genuine soul brother superfreak. Ain't no medicine cabinet or coke tree high enough fo him.
Give him some Dopamine. It is where our nation finds hope. Where wings take dream.
Although, seriously, with teh high-stress responsibilities, I doubt any president has not been on anti-depressants, since their invention.
That being said, I think W is seriously undermedicated, in a host of areas.
I have nothing against Bush being on anti-depressants -- I'm on them myself and they help. Hopefully, for the sake of the country, they work.
ABC, is that plot of land in Nunavut still up for sale? I think it's time for me to move north...
Ok I found your ballot but I don't believe this at all I'm sure you may have read this somewhere but that doesn't make it true , ask yourself this if it had been said about Kerry during the election would you have been so quick to believe it? I don't believe so, you know Bush made his medical records public a long time ago , Kerry refused
just the kind of answer expected.You fail to wow with your fact finding.thanks
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