Nicknames???my favorite is president gump

[greenbriar]

and douchebag for democracy


then asscrabs

[MikeG]

1. I'm partial to the Giggling Murderer.

[Gregorian]

5. That is rather appropriate.

I heard that a week ago, and it really sits well.

Boy King George and Fratboy are a couple I like.


Edit- Let's not forget Pretzeldent.

:-Þ

[nostamj]

2. "the insipid chimp"

has been my standard for a while

[BrotherBuzz]

3. My favorite is also a DU screen name

Short Bus President.

[Sugarbleus]

4. There are way too many. I've laughed myself silly many times

reading the nicks given to B* and cohorts LOL

Asshat
Asscrack
Chucklenuts
yoda
chimpy
butt paste
Oxyrush
Dumbsfeld
Prez Pinnochio
too many more............ all a crack up..

[Sporadicus]

6. Mad King George

but I don't restrict myself to just one name for *.

I also like:

Incurious George
Flubya
The Mumblin' Messiah
Cheney's Bitch

[Hamlette]

7. I like: The English Patient.

I don't get "Short Bus"

[Kahuna]

8. The Chimperor still tops my list of favorites.

nt

[Jack Rabbit]

9. Frat Boy

It emphasizes his great maturity and manly accomplishments.

[merh]

10. "the weed that would be king" and his band of rethugs

or the clown-n-chief

Ashwipe
Chaingang

[Columbia]

11. No way, Forrest may have been slow, but he had integrity and morals

[lpbk2713]

12. Shit-for-Brains nails it down for me.

Maybe the Crawford Village Idiot might come in second.

[Cats Against Frist]

13. Chimpy McFlightsuit

and

Smirky/Snarly

I don't know who gets the credit -- but they crack me up.

[drdtroit]

14. I call him "Wilbur"

and Cheney is "Mr. Ed".

[Bernardo de La Paz]

15. Please don't Dump on Gump

What is it about Forrest Gump that you find evil or not worthy of our respect and sympathy?

[Dude_CalmDown]

16. The Texas Tard - n/t

*

[LiberalManiacfromOC]

17. Shrub nicknames are being covered so I chose one for me

"new age hippie liberal douche!" thank you, south park!

[LearnedHand]

18. Mr. C-minus pResident

n/t

[JetJaguar]

19. Forrest Gump

Forrest Gump was written
by Winston Groom from Alabama.


Winston Groom was married to
Ruth Noble Groom.


Ruth Noble Groom was also known as
Ruth Noble (“Baba”) Groom or
Baba Groom.

Could this be the same Baba Groom?


A young George Bush in Montgomery in 1972; Who saw him, who didn't
02/18/04
Bob Martin - Editor &Publisher
http://www.al.com/news/independent/index.ssf?/base/columnists/1077146101315230.xml

The whirling controversy about President Bush missing National Guard drills in Montgomery during 1972-73 has mushroomed into a national hunt by the White House to find anyone who could prove the President showed up for duty.

...

The only other mention of Mr. Bush found in The Independent, was in the edition of Nov. 17, 1972. It was a story describing the election night party at the Whitley Hotel on Nov. 7, 1972. ҁfter phoning Sparkman to concede defeat, the dignified former Postmaster General joined his workers on the dance floor and held his own with the best of them. ?hem' included handsome, bright, young George Bush, son of the U. S. Ambassador to the United Nations...Kay Blount, the candidate's attractive daughter... Baba Groom, the candidate's scheduler, a startlingly beautiful brunette with brain power...Al Kitchen, press assistant...Pretty, develishly-smiling Greer Bern, who headed the campaign's college effort..Blond, pretty Emily Marks, a headquarters assistant." Others noted were Dan Fuqua, Dick Lukstat, Devere McLennan, and Bob McMillan.

[merh]

20. The author who wrote Gump knew the chimp when he

was in Montgomery AL in 1972.

"Winston Groom, the "Forrest Gump" author, remembers a pleasant dinner with Bush in the summer of 1972. Lobbyist Fred Crawford recalls talking baseball, lots of baseball, with Bush. Birmingham native Murphy Archibald, now a lawyer in Charlotte, recounts how Bush often bragged about his drinking.

None have specific recollections about Bush and the National Guard. Some heard he was serving but never saw for themselves. All of them remember his time with Winton "Red" Blount's unsuccessful U.S. Senate campaign. "

http://www.al.com/news/birminghamnews/index.ssf?/base/news/1077963426278660.xml

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Maybe he based his character on the chimp? Nah, as pointed out in other posts here, Gump had integrity.

[Tim4319]

21. Commander-In-Chimp is my favorite

follow by the Chimperor!

[spinbaby]

22. Crusader Bunnypants

Hand's down favorite.

[merh]

23. Kick