What Happened to George Bush? He Lost His Moral Credibility to Katrina >>>

[Stephanie]

The American people are not stupid.

[DanCa]

1. He should have at least been to Rosa Parks funeral

I am sure he rubbed alot of people the wrong way by missing that.

[Stephanie]

3. He can't pull that kind of thing off any more.

People see through it.

[Bluebear]

2. LEST WE FORGET>>>>>

The week that irreversibly brought down the facade.

[Swamp Rat]

6. HEY! I've been looking for the original version of that photo.

And any others of Bushler in front of St Louis Cathedral/Jackson Square. :bounce:

[Stephanie]

8. It's in my first post.

I'll see if I have more. They disappear so quickly from online!

[Swamp Rat]

17. Thanks. I'm collecting as many as possible so that I have more options

when making my collages. See, I changed the one above to the one below since the time I posted the former:

:D

[Stephanie]

23. I like both

those are well done SR!

[DoYouEverWonder]

20. Not Jackson Square

but here's one I did to commemorate Bush's reaction to the disaster.

[Stephanie]

7. People could see it with their own eyes.

They didn't need to log on to the London Guardian to find out the truth, or in this case, the lies. There it was right in front of them.

[Bluebear]

11. Who ducked the lowest in that vehicle???

Chickenshit George. Even lower than Yoko Ono there.

[Swamp Rat]

22. LOL!

"Yoko Ono" :rofl:

[SammyBlue]

4. What happened to it?

Mmmmmmmmm. . .name a topic and I can tell you where the Coke Addicted Retarded Chimp fucked it up.

[niyad]

5. WHAT moral credibility? the man is a demonstrated liar and total

incompetent

[Stephanie]

9. But only now are people's eyes opening to the facts.

Katrina is what woke them up to see the rest of the lies.

[DanCa]

13. Not to mention

that George Bush is a Line Snorting, National Gaurd leavin,' trash bag feedin,' embryo lovin', cant form complete sentances to save his pretend cowboy butt, pretzel choking, bike falling off of torture loving, war mongering ,fetus freak. :D Hey I cleanned it up.

[melody]

10. He never had moral credibility - he's a scion of a murderous crime family

[Stephanie]

12. Not true = 51% of the country believed in him.

Primarily on the basis of moral values.

[Erika]

15. What moral values?

The republicans are the party of corruption and cronyism.

[melody]

18. I don't believe that for a moment

However, we're not talking about belief here - we're talking about actual facts.

[Erika]

14. "You've done a heck of a job, Brownie" said it all

He has No connect with reality. The world saw black faces stranded and with no help as he congratulated one of his lawyer appointees who was more interested in his wardrobe than Katrina victims. These memories leave an imprint who won't be soon forgotten.

[BJW]

16. I've been appalled, angry, disgusted & ashamed

I don't know exactly why, but today, while watching a reporting recap by Brian Williams, I started weeeping about what happened. I mean I wept and wept and wept some more. I felt terrible deep sorrow for all of those people who didn't do anything to deserve such terrible suffering. My heart was literally aching.

Until today, I had a whole lot of other feelings about what happened, but I hadn't felt terrible grief like this. I mean I had felt bad, and was sympathetic, and donated money, and called my elected reps, and expressed my disgust, but I hadn't shed any tears.

I don't think our Prez or his cronies have shed tears though, and I wonder, will they? Will they get it? Will they feel it? Ever?

I really don't think so, and that's why I want them all out of Washington, D.C., NOW! Impeach the b'tds who let this happen!

[Stephanie]

24. They're not even sorry

They haven't apologized. They just want to forget all about it. We lost almost as many people in New Orleans as we did at the World Trade. Probably more if they're ever fully accounted for.

[Birthmark]

19. Yup. I said it at the time.

Katrina changes everything. I blathered endlessly about it. :)

Politics is one thing, but crass indifference to the suffering and deaths of fellow Americans is too much for most people.

Has Bush yet acknowledged the dead of NOLA?

[bklyncowgirl]

21. More importantly--he lost the image of competence.

People who'd been paying attention had known that this administration lacked was dominated by a group of ideological extremists who had difficulty coping with the real world.

Many people weren't paying attention. They liked the idea of the CEO president. Why can't you run government like a business?

Bush's whole campeign was basicly "We're in charge. We'll protect you." It was enough to win on.

When the response to Hurricane Katrina showed that these guys were a bunch of screw up from the "What me worry" president, to the absent vice president to "Heckuva Job Brownie" those people who had thought these guys were at least competent had the last foundation for their support of Bush and his gang of cronies pulled out from underneath them.

What remained to Bush were the ideologically driven conservatives and he managed to split those apart by nominating Harriet Meirs.

[Stephanie]

25. To Condi shopping Fifth Avenue to KKKarl - do you remember where Karl was?

He went down to Crawford to thank the anti-Cindy protestors who were still there. Bradblog had the story, with pictures. I think he went there on Wednesday or Thursday.

[spanone]

26. Moral Credibility??? Bwhahahahahahahahahahahahah

:toast:

[lady raven]

27. Did he have moral credibility BEFORE Katrina?

I didn't think so.

[Stephanie]

28. To many he did.

But then they saw the truth with their very own eyes.

[Stephanie]

29. for mom cat

a kick

[Rocknrule]

30. Is he sucking his thumb in that picture?

[Generator]

31. Yes

And to Teri, and to Cindy, and to Valerie. I don't know what the next female that will bring him further damage will be. Husband and I noticed this man has major bad female vibe karma. Next time, America stick with the man that loves (even if it's a little too much) the women, not the women hater, kay?