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In case you haven't noticed as of late, the Repugnican presidential candidates have all been making the rounds with the ' don't blame me. blame Bush ' line of rhetoric in order to distance themselves from him and his failed government, Iraq war,Katrina, and a host of many, many other issues.
McCain, in particular, would have you believe that he had nothing to do with the White House incompetence which has run rampant from day one. That low-life Cretin from New York City ( Giuliani ) would have you think the same thing. The only difference between these two is that John McCain was able to back Bush by voting ' yes ' on Bush's laws and other bullshit while Giuliani's only option was sending his buddy some letters of support.
Now we even get to her the candidates talk about how Bush doesn't represent their idea of conservatism. That is funny, especially since he has been representing their idea of conservatism since 2001 or they would not have voted to give the prick everything that he has asked for since he came into office.
Don't let these Republican pieces of shit fool you! Bush, as a human being and a leader is incompetent, but the conservative Bush has been plenty smart in helping the conservative base make their gains, such as they are. Now we have to get rid of most of the Republican crime, greed, and those who would see a one-party rule in our society.
Government by conservatives has been and will always be a failure in the United States.
Alan Wolfe: Contemporary conservatism is a walking contradiction. Unable to shrink government but unwilling to improve it, conservatives attempt to split the difference, expanding government for political gain, but always in ways that validate their disregard for the very thing they are expanding. The end result is not just bigger government, but more incompetent government.
Al Franken: "Conservatives tell you government doesn't work. When they get elected, they prove it."
by vets74 @ reader at Daily Kos
Again, Anti-Social Personality Disorder ASPD ...
presents with alarming frequency in this Bush Administration.
These individuals prefer lies, bribery and repeated dishonesty. They have no problem with brutality.
Wolfowitz, Feith, Chertoff, Rumsfeld, Gonzo on torture, Cheney, Richard Perle, and many others.
Their statements elevate a mental "toughness" that is, in fact, an absence of normal emotion-based relations with ordinary people. Similar to The Mob of 1930-1995.
Rumsfeld at 50,000-feet over Iraq is THE NORM for these ASPD's.
This ASPD is a recognized personality disorder. The Bush crew attracted ASPD types over a period of at least a decade. Smart ASPD's to be sure.
However, ASPD's can't govern in a democracy. They need dictatorship or feudalism or theocracy. They failed here in America from 2001 to the present.
From their point of view, stupid/weak America failed them.
Don't let the GOP pull one over on you. The fact that the majority of Republicans in the House and Senate still back most of Bush's agenda should be a clear sign that he is one of their conservatives.
Read this for more on the conservative worldview.
Or, check this out from Rockridge Nation
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