Secret Bush Tapes

[RandFan]

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He may be a nut but at least he's a coconut, and that's a tough nut to crack.

I saw a great bumper sticker yesterday. "Bush and Cheney, deep in your guts you know they are nuts."

Were I of the conspiracy-oriented sort, I would believe that Carl Rove was somehow involved in the release.

Now you are scaring me. I thought the same thing. In fact, I entertained the notion that Carl Rove did create the National Guard memos. Are you certain I'm not your sock puppet?

 

[aerocontrols]

(Hence the New Republic's Mark Steyn: "Bush is a Christian Who Loves his Wife Shock! See pages 2, 3, 4, 9, 12-23, and a special unreadable Pulitzer-nomination section you can pull out and toss straight into the trash".)

"The New Republic's" Mark Steyn? Surely not!

 

[Rob Lister]

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Now you are scaring me. I thought the same thing. In fact, I entertained the notion that Carl Rove did create the National Guard memos. Are you certain I'm not your sock puppet?

I'm sure. I generally do not creat sock puppets more articulate than myself. Begs the question: Am I your sock puppet?

 

[aerocontrols]

I saw a great bumper sticker yesterday. "Bush and Cheney, deep in your guts you know they are nuts."

Looks like the Dems can't get out of Vietnam to save their lives. In your heart you know he's right / In your guts you know he's nuts.

Now you are scaring me. I thought the same thing. In fact, I entertained the notion that Carl Rove did create the National Guard memos. Are you certain I'm not your sock puppet?

Karl! It's Karl, people. Like Marx, but without the commie filling.

 

[Skeptic]

"The New Republic's" Mark Steyn? Surely not!

Argghhhh. The NATIONAL REVIEW'S Mark Steyn, of course...

 

[Skeptic]

Karl! It's Karl, people. Like Marx, but without the commie filling.

You mean, like AmeriKa? Or is it AmeriKKKa? Shouldn't it be KKKarl Rove?

 

[BPSCG]

I went to dictionary.com and still don't get how it might be considered as such. That, in and of itself, may well make it just such!.

It was a Bush-ism, not because it was a made-up word (it wasn't), but because it was the wrong word used instead of the similar-sounding correct one. You meant (I assume) to say "detractors."

 

[Rob Lister]

It was a Bush-ism, not because it was a made-up word (it wasn't), but because it was the wrong word used instead of the similar-sounding correct one. You meant (I assume) to say "detractors."

What does that have to do with a multiple choice test question?

 

[aerocontrols]

You mean, like AmeriKa? Or is it AmeriKKKa? Shouldn't it be KKKarl Rove?

No, I mean like Karl

Karl Rove.

 

[aerocontrols]

Argghhhh. The NATIONAL REVIEW'S Mark Steyn, of course...

I don't even think that is exactly right.

I would say The Daily Telegraph's Mark Steyn. Look how far down The National Review appears in his list.

Not that The National Review would mind the compliment, I suppose.

 

[Skeptic]

Looks like the Dems can't get out of Vietnam to save their lives. In your heart you know he's right / In your guts you know he's nuts..

As Kerry proved, you can take the democrat out of Vietnam, but you can't take Vietnam out of the democrat.