President Says DeLay Is Not Guilty of Money Laundering Dec. 15

[spanone]

ANOTHER BUSH* LIE

~snip~ President Bush said yesterday he is confident that former House majority leader Tom DeLay (R-Tex.) is innocent of money-laundering charges, as he offered strong support for several top Republicans who have been battered by investigations or by rumors of fading clout inside the White House. ~snip~

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/12/14/AR2005121402119.html

[jedr]

1. * has no credibility at home or abroad;

Statements like this only deepen the hole and keep this 33% of the U.S. that would believe anything, confident that things are well.

[madokie]

2. just keep it at 33% cause you ain't gonna' reach those folks anyway

going down this year. has a nice sound to it, kinda' rolls off the ole tongue

[Fovea]

3. Well it's good to hear that the pretzeldent

has decided he can comment on ongoing investigations--
quick, someone ask him if he is going to pardon Rove or fire him...

[Hubert Flottz]

4. Bush has been known to lie on every occasion about every thing.

You can't teach an old chimp new tricks!

[connecticut yankee]

5. Has he said anything about DeLay since then?

Just wondering.

[Cocoa]

6. Bush has no need for courts

unless he's suing to prevent recounts or suing car rental companies over fender benders...

http://www.centerjd.org/press/release/020126.htm

George W. Bush. In 1999, Bush sued Enterprise Rent-A-Car over a minor fender-bender involving one of his daughters in which no one was hurt. Although his insurance would have covered the repair costs making a lawsuit unnecessary, Bush sought additional money from Enterprise, which had rented a car to someone with a suspended license. In this case, Bush seemed to understand one of the most important functions of civil lawsuits — to deter further wrongdoing. The case settled for $2,000 to $2,500. Burger, Timothy, “Bush sued Enterprise Rent-A-Car over daughter’s fender bender,” Daily News, August 26, 2000; “Bush sued rental agency over fender bender,” Houston Chronicle, August 26, 2000

[Ready4Change]

7. Another example of Bush's keen sense of judgement.

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