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AP headline: Bush Reminds Americans U.S. Is at War
Right, Dubya, you useless lump of flesh. Tell it to my friend Craig, currently in his NINTH month of his THIRD tour in Iraq. Tell it to his wife and daughter, who have lived their lives without him nearly every day this year and numerous months before. Tell it to the THOUSANDS of other troops and families and ordinary Americans for whom this war has far more significant consequences than it will ever have for you and the deplorable men who created it and all the new enemies we have because of it.
Tell it to the THOUSANDS of widows and orphaned children, both in the U.S. and Iraq. Tell it to the THOUSANDS upon thousands of injured and maimed soldiers, returning to life in the U.S. without limbs while you enjoy a cold Bud Light with Rummy at the Crawford ranch, never losing a minute's rest over whether or not your health insurance will cover your catastrophic injuries nor whether you'll need a shrink for years as you struggle with post-traumatic stress from all the horrors you've seen.
Fuck you, Dubya. No one needs reminding that we are at war more than you and your cronies do.
Posted by ayelet at September 5, 2006 10:51 AMLet's have Cheney shoot him in the face. I wish you could be watching Bill Maher with me, Ayelet - you'd love the new season's Bush attacks.
"President Bush says he read 60 books [this year]. We did a little math here. Sixty books in eight months. That is a lot of reading. That's a lot of "free time reading." In which, if you're an average reader, which I will generously give President Bush – an average reader – it would take you at least two-and-a-half hours a day. Now, there are jobs in the world, and then there are big jobs. When you have a big job, you don't have time to read for two-and-a-half hours a day. I don't have time." – Bill Maher
Posted by: Aviva at September 9, 2006 07:46 AMHe's stockpiling an amazing amount of bad karma. Let's hope it bites him and his war pigs in the ass just before they croak.
Posted by: James at September 5, 2006 11:28 AM