[at-l] Bush opens forest roads -- AND allows Governor's Input

[GoVolsKelly at aol.com (GoVolsKelly@aol.com)]

LOL!  That was the most hysterical and embarassing thing I've ever  witnessed 
one human being say!   George W. Bush is a  dimwit.  Let's face it: A man who 
cannot talk about education without  making a humiliating grammatical mistake 
("The illiteracy level of our children  are appalling"); who cannot keep 
straight the three branches of government  ("It's the executive branch's job to 
interpret law"); who coins ridiculous words  ("Hispanos," "arbolist," 
"subliminable," "resignate," "transformationed"); who  habitually says the opposite of 
what he intends ("the death tax is good for  people from all walks of life!") 
sounds like a grade-A imbecile. 

And if  you don't care to pursue the matter any further, that view will 
suffice. George  W. Bush has governed, for the most part, the way any airhead 
might, undermining  the fiscal condition of the nation, squandering the goodwill of 
the world after  Sept. 11, and allowing huge problems (global warming, 
entitlement spending,  AIDS) to metastasize toward catastrophe through a combination 
of ideology,  incomprehension, and indifference. 
 
Now, that's all I'm going to say.  I just had to get my blast  in.  
 
GoVolsGoKerry
 
 

>  In fact he attended and was awarded 
> his MBA from  Harvard.  
> 

"It's clearly a budget. 
It's got a lot of  numbers in it." 


In a message dated 7/15/2004 12:22:49 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
Slyatpct@aol.com writes:

"There's  an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in 
Tennessee -  that says, fool me once, shame on - shame on you. Fool me - you 
can't 
get  fooled again."

>  In fact he attended and was awarded 
>  his MBA from Harvard.  
> 

"It's clearly a budget. 
It's  got a lot of numbers in it."