2008’s “Fool of the Year” is Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin.
Out of a list of 20 candidates, Palin was chosen by 23% of Foolocracy’s viewers as the politician who acted the most foolishly over the past year. President George Bush followed closely behind at 17%. Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich tallied a distant third at 10%. Trailing [...]
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RNC Prepared To Condemn Bush’s Socialist Policies
Posted in December 31st, 2008
The Republican National Committee is set to consider a resolution accusing George Bush of moving the country “another dangerous step closer toward socialism.”
George Bush the socialist. That was supposed to be Barack Obama.
The RNC plans to vote on a resolution condemning the bailouts. Here is part of its text:
“WHEREAS, the Bank Bailout Bill effectively nationalized [...]
Bush’s Reading Skills Bashed By Former Advisors
Posted in December 30th, 2008
George Bush’s reading skills are taking a hammering from some former underlings.
Larry Wilkerson, an aide to former Secretary of State Colin Power, called Bush a “Sarah Palin-like leader” with a short attention span.
Former counterterrorism advisor Richard Clarke recounts Condoleezza Rice and her deputy Steven Hadley telling him: “Don’t give the President a lot of long [...]
Bush Changes Mind; Rescinds Pardon Of Convicted Liar
Posted in December 29th, 2008
For eight years, the country has been led to believe that George Bush never has regrets and doesn’t revisit a decision. Apparently, that is not always true.
Bush has rescinded the pardon he granted last week for Isaac Robert Toussie.
Toussie was convicted of mail fraud and making false statements to the Housing and Urban Development Department.
He [...]
McCain Voted For Bush Policies More Than Any Other Senator In 2008
Posted in December 23rd, 2008
According the Congressional Quarterly, John McCain supported President George Bush’s position in the Senate 89% of the time during the 110th Congress. That made McCain Bush’s most reliable supporter. In second place was Richard Lugar with 87%. Joe Biden and Barack Obama trailed with 33% and 28% respectively.
According to this survey, Obama’s campaign ads suggesting [...]
Bush’s Terrorist Fist Jab?
Posted in December 21st, 2008
by Glenn Church in George Bush
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Shoe Intifada Spreading Worldwide
Posted in December 20th, 2008
Ever since Iraqi journalist Muntazer al-Zaidi tossed a pair of shoes at George Bush, a “shoe intifada” has been growing.
Cobblers all through the Middle East are rushing to claim that they made the famous shoes. No one will know, as Iraqi authorities say the shoes have been destroyed.
An Egyptian man and Palestinian mayor have both [...]
Pew Poll: Americans No Longer Consider Bush “Dishonest” Just An “Incompetent Idiot”
Posted in December 19th, 2008
Looking at this chart from the Pew Research Center, there is one thing you can say about George Bush. He has been consistent since 2003 — consistently down.
Now if you want to see what people really think about George Bush look at the next table. These are not percentages but the answers given from 1000 respondents. The [...]
Laura Bush: George Ducked The Shoes Because He’s A Natural Athlete
Posted in December 19th, 2008
Remember those quick reflexes George Bush showed when he ducked those two shoes? Well, according to Laura Bush, she is not surprised.
Bush said she has seen the tape of her husband ducking the two shoes thrown by an Iraqi journalist. “Of course, he is very quick,” she said. “That was one of things I saw [...]
George Bush Abandons The Free Market
Posted in December 17th, 2008
by Glenn Church in George Bush
Would George Bush have said this if he still had to run for election someday?
“I’ve abandoned free-market principles to save the free-market system,” Bush told CNN television, saying he had made the decision “to make sure the economy doesn’t collapse.”
Last week he said the Bible was not something he believed in literally. He even sounded [...]