Do you think bush is mad

[warrior1]

at getting caught?

I don't for a minute believe he's sorry for what happened. Because he is the one who made the decision to go in the first place. Not cheney, powell, rice, wolfie, rummy, laura, daddy or mommy. He did it.

Do I hate bush, you betcha.

From everyone of my cells in my body burring like a thousand super nova.

[Snoggera]

1. From the subject line: yes

as in insane.

[opihimoimoi]

3. You just know the Pub Masters above him are PISSED OFF big time.

get ready to see him once more with a Fall from the Killer Couch,

[Jacobin]

2. Utterly

[readmylips]

4. He's missing something...

such a stupid ex drunk, psychopath, self proclaimed christian is in the same company of Jim Koolaid Jones. Too bad the nation is still hypnotized and walking toward the poison.

That Rumbutt presentation was a shame. Even Lou Dobbs called it a Rumsfelt love in. Speeches were meant to glorify Rumbutt and only few relevant questions were asked, and Rommy game no answers.

It was a very sad day for America.

[doni_georgia]

5. As in crazy? Yes, Angry? Only cause photos were released publically

[mmonk]

6. the whole movement is mad

[mopaul]

7. virtually, literally, figuratively, certifiably, bona fide, undeniably,

jackin' off in public insane.

he has no regard for human life or compassion that we possess.

he and his 'dead enders' will take us all down to hell with them, unless they are virtually stopped.

it is we who should be mad, as in angrier.

yes, he's pissed at being caught, they all are. that's the one subject rummy kept getting the most heated about, all the damn digital cameras

[AntiCoup2K4]

8. Then again, this could all be a setup.

When they arrange the next terrorist attack necessary to invoke martial law and "temporarily postpone" the 2004 election, who will doubt the official story, after all these fucking idiots have done to piss off the entire planet, especially the Arabs & Muslims.

[Veggie Meathead]

12. Unfortunately, in my opinion, Bush and his gang do not need to

stage a coup.Nearly 50% of the voters support him even after the revelations at Abu Ghraib. This tells me that the subliminal messages from these photographs is Bush is one tough dude who likes to kick Ay-Rab Ass and that is the kind of leader we need.

Our descent to Nazi level barbarism has only a few more steps to go.

[DeepModem Mom]

9. He's just mad the pictures got out...

says Richard Reeves in an article posted elsewhere in GD. I didn't think I could detest the man more, but I do now. Like you, I'm "a thousand super nova" of "burning" "cells" of rage.

But what do we do about the purported 70% of Americans who don't even think Rummy should resign? Are we completely morally bankrupt as a nation now, with the true nature of our "heartland" values, as embodied by George W. Bush, exposed as sickening, perverted rot?

[Veggie Meathead]

15. Deep Modem Mom: The rot you fear is already here.

It has been fed by our racism, the relentless demonization by the Israel supporters in our midst, our contempt for the ArabsMuslims and our own sense of Manifest Destiny.

I am afraid though that the 50% of the population that supports Bush sees these pictures of torture as the very qualities we need in dealing with the Arab Untermenschen.

We have earned a thousand years of enmity from the peoples of the Third World.Ironically, it would not be safe for Americans anymore anywhere in the world.Our moral bankruptcy could not have been more starkly revealed.

[madrchsod]

10. yes he is

and worse is that he had to say he was sorry,well kinda. dry drunks never say they are sorry or admitt they are wrong unless they are backed into a corner and have no way out.

[seabeyond]

11. mad Mad MAD i tell ya

ya, i think he is rabid mad

[Bandit]

13. From someone who used to stick firecrackers up frog's butts

Yes mad at the people who leaked the pictures but he is like rush. It wasn't all that bad, only a little humiliating but it makes me look bad so I'm mad.

[swag]

14. My Rep Earl Blumenaur was on local news at noon yesterday

telling an on-the-spot interviewer against a blue-sky and green-leaves spring backdrop that

"I think there's a cognitive problem. I think it impairs his decision-making."

[Cogito ergo doleo]

16. Quite mad

[Deja Q]

17. I think he's mad, period. Outright wonky.

America is ran by a gaggle of scumbags who do not care about this country or its people.

America is ran by a group of scumbags who wholly support the actions of those who control the flow of money in this country (corporate america).

You're damn right I'm mad. Positively outraged. Livid.

And the sad part is, I don't see it getting any better. The people have been so bamboozled that any politician could have their way with them and they wouldn't know it, thanks to the crap mindless tv that corporate america pushes out.

What WOULD it take to make Americans pro-actively work for their country again?

Nothing.

"All in the Family" and every other kitschy 60s/70s socially aware programs that the censors tolerated only because it made them money didn't work, and since then America has been disgustingly hedonistic. Not just hedonistic. Egoistic hedonistic. And that's why America's end is nigh. :cry: