bush

Judicial branch? What judicial branch?

This vernacular frustrates in the extreme. "The procedures must be fair," Gonzalez said to the Senators, "but also must reflect that we are still at war and that our men and women on the front lines operate in a war zone, not in the controlled environment of an F.B.I. forensics lab."

read more

In a rare display of empathy, President Bush announced why he gave up golf.

“I don't want some mom whose son may have recently died to see the commander in chief playing golf,” he said. “I feel I owe it to the families to be in solidarity as best as I can with them. And I think playing golf during a war just sends the wrong signal.”

read more

I am getting a bit tired of this election season. I have heard all of the wrangling and have listened to Obama say "ummm" and "uhhhhh" enough that I have realized he and Bush really do have something in common.

read more

Looking across the pond towards my best childhood memories.

My parents met out in in a small town in north eastern Alaska. They met in Ambler and made a humble couple. My mothers wedding dress was an esquimo calico, my father wore black jeans and a maroon dress shit.

read more

Recently, Bush compared pulling out of Iraq with the quick departure in Vietnam when President Nixon realized the war in Vietnam was just going to drag on for many years to come.

Obviously, Bush hasn't read a history book.

read more

Does anyone else remember Pres. Bush arriving in full flight gear and standing on the deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln and announcing the war in Iraq had been won?

Then what is senator John McCain talking about when he says we won't leave Iraq until the war is won? We already won it. The Iraqi people voted and Saddam Hussein is dead...along with his notorious sons. We occupy their capitol, so how can we win a war that has already been won?

read more

Conditions in Iraq keep going from bad to worse. As the number of American casualties grow, one can only wonder when Bush will admit he was wrong and allow Congress to bring our troops home.

The responsibility of the war seems to fall on the same people over and over. Their deployments are being lengthened because there are not enough new troops to fill in the numbers.

read more

Article from the Air Force Insider:

It's finally out in the open. The Bush Administration's efforts to conceal the increasing conflict between the United States and Saudi Arabia have failed.

read more

Well it's official, you've all seen the paper and seen the news, President Bush has Thrown the Veto card onto the table and threw the Bill from Congress back into their faces. And I back it up fully.

read more

Well it may not be official, but by year's end, the Terrorists might win the war...

read more

Not only does Prince Harry have more balls than Bush,he also has more of the qualities the President of our country should have.He is a prime example of what leading the fight is all about.He will soon be in Iraq as the leader of his squad.I'm not sure of the his title,please accept my apologies.The world would most likely have a better opinion of America,our own opinions as well included,if our leaders led the war they started with this type of Honor,Virtue,Strength,and many other qualities that 21 year old Prince Harry is exhibiting.All around morale by his troops and countrymen must be at a very high level.

read more

The American Empire - The 20th Century

David Michael Green is a Professor of political science who points to the actual signs of the American empire demise. This is the end of bullying, attacking and occupying expansion process that lasted for about one century.

read more

The headlines at the Wal-Mart checkout rag magazine stand blared, George and Laura Bush to try a separation for their troubled marriage. I hope it isn't true, but after watching the Kennedy Center Honors program in December, it wouldn't surprise me. It was reminenscent of the Charles and Diana days just before their announced break-up when they would hardly look at each other even in public.

George said he would stay the course in Iraq even if only his wife and dog were his only supporters. Well, it looks like it may be only the dog who supports him now.

read more