Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Bush Fading Away



Thanks to Lisa at My Manner of Life via Tom Woodward.

8 comments:

  1. The image fades, but the bad taste will remain for decades...

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  2. He won't be riding. He'll be walking. He's scared of horses, and certainly doesn't ride elephants.

    I do think that the conservative moment is over, but it won't go quietly or gracefully.

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  3. I wish that I could believe that the present conservative moment is over, but I fear that it is simply less powerful for the moment and that it may return in a more virulent strain.

    In the olden days, before Reagan, there were decent Republican conservatives, before the party became entangled with the crazy neocons and the fundamentalist religious right.

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  4. I'm always sorry for elephants---whom I love---for being "saddled" (as it were) w/ being the symbol for the ReThugs. Elephants deserve better!

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  5. JCF, yeah. Poor elephants.

    The reason W is afraid of horses is because horses are pretty good psychological evaluators, and they'd be on to him in a sec, and he'd probably be off that quickly.

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  6. I'm sorry I don't buy that picture. The "elephant" wants nothing more than to reach up with its trunk, drag that jackass down into the dirt and stomp the living hell out of him! George Bush has continued his pattern of destroying everything he gets his hands onto and into - he is the poster child for increasing inheritance taxes so that spoiled rich kids like him are forced to earn an honest buck instead of wasting his father's and father's friends' money and ultimately our money. I want to see him humiliated and busted and I fear that he will just ride off into the sunset leaving his trail of destruction behind him. Whew! Wow, Mimi, that felt good - thanks for the opportunity.

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