🚀 go-pugleaf

bnichols@texas.usa (Bill Nichols) wrote in message news:<3275e89e36fa0df28687947dbe8d35ec@news.meganetnews.com>...
> These Bushniks are really Massachusetts liberals pretending
> they're conservative.... "The truth is that this big spending,
> war mongering, deficit building, job exporting, illegal alien
> importing, government expanding, bill of rights shrinking,
> minority pandering, nation destroying group of preppies are just
> as liberal as John Kerry who they have the balls to disparage as
> a Massachusetts liberal.
> 
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> 		
> PRESIDENT PUKE AND THE LIARS OF THE PURPLE RAGE
> by H. Millard 
> 
> Despite present polls, I figure that President George W. Bush may have
> some trouble getting reelected.
> 
> I base this opinion on common sense, my political instincts, and
> various things I'm hearing on the streets. Here's an example of just
> one conversation I had recently with a blue collar worker who said he
> was a life long Republican conservative who had voted for Bush in the
> last election.
> 
> Now, let's be clear. This guy isn't an elite or intellectual or
> establishment type. He's like most of us. He works hard and wants the
> best for his family. He is a salt of the earth citizen of the type who
> helped build this nation. He's a Viet Nam veteran. He speaks plainly
> and directly. I don't know if his views are as widespread as he
> thinks, but I don't think I would have heard him, or others like him,
> talk about Reagan this way. And, this may spell trouble for Bush.
> 
> The relevant part of the conversation went something like this:
> 
>   "President Puke is disgusting."
> 
>   "Why are you even worrying about Clinton?" I asked."He's not in
>   office anymore."
> 
>   "Clinton? I'm not talking about Clinton. I'm talking about
>   Bush," was the reply.
> 
> "You know," said the guy, "tenderfoot Bush, who lives on a dude ranch
> down in Texas that he wants you to think is a real ranch, spent his
> formative years in the most expensive and prestigious prep schools and
> colleges in New England. His father wasn't born with oil under his
> fingernails. He was born in Massachusetts, and the nut doesn't fall
> very far from the tree. These Bushniks are really Massachusetts
> liberals pretending they're conservative Texas cowboys and oil men
> like James Dean in that old movie. They are liberals. It's in their
> blood. They only pretend to be conservatives when it suits them. They
> mumble a few conservative words here and there and then do liberal
> things. They're like that movie where the space aliens would say 'We
> come in peace,' just before they killed everyone in sight. The words
> of the Bush administration are disconnected from their actions. I
> think they figure conservatives are mostly people of words, so they
> believe that if Bush and his shills say one thing and then do the
> opposite, the conservatives will forget what they've done and accept
> their words as reality. Count me out of that scam.
> 
> "The truth is that this big spending, war mongering, deficit building,
> job exporting, illegal alien importing, government expanding, bill of
> rights shrinking, minority pandering, nation destroying group of
> preppies are just as liberal as John Kerry who they have the balls to
> disparage as a Massachusetts liberal. Talk about the kettle calling
> the pot black. Then, these elites try to fool blue collar citizens,
> who often call themselves conservatives for lack of a better title,
> into thinking these liberal elites are conservatives. They do this by
> throwing them meaningless crumbs that they think will cause the common
> people to bond with them. 'Hey, pardner, we're for prayer in public
> places,' they say. 'Hey, we sure do like them there ten commandments.'
> 'We sure gotta stop them liberals from ruining America.' It's a bunch
> of insulting crap and it doesn't mean anything. These are the guys in
> charge right now, and they're the ones who are ruining America. They
> are liberal scum.
> 
> "Then, the phony conservative media shills, with bigger mouths than
> brains, who infest certain TV networks and radio talk programs act
> like carnival barkers and go out and praise Bush for everything as
> though he's a new Ronald Reagan. He isn't. Not even close. Bush is
> from Mars. Reagan is from Earth. 'It doesn't matter that no weapons of
> mass destruction have been found in Iraq,' say these jerks. 'Why, that
> Saddam feller was a danger to the U.S. Don't ask why, that would be
> un-American. Just trust us. Hey, stay the course.' Well, I don't trust
> them. They're a bunch of highly paid crooks, and their standard
> phrases are driving me nuts. If I hear 'stay the course,' from one of
> these dimwits one more time, I'm going to Bush...I mean, I'm going to
> puke.
> 
> "Now I'm hearing the latest standard line from the Bush media shills
> saying that it is liberals and Bush haters who are against Bush and
> that these haters just have a blind hatred and it doesn't have
> anything to do with what Bush is doing. They'd just hate him no matter
> what. What a crock! I can only speak for myself, but I'm not a liberal
> and I never was a Bush hater, but I'm starting to feel real disgust
> for him every time I hear about another teenage soldier killed in Iraq
> and every time I hear more about his phony amnesty program for illegal
> aliens and the other screwy things this guy is doing. I have a trade
> and I'm fairly close to retirement, so I'm somewhat protected from
> illegal aliens stealing my job, but my company has started hiring
> helpers who I suspect are illegal aliens and they're pairing up these
> helpers with journeymen so the helpers can learn the trade. When I'm
> gone, I don't think a young American citizen will be replacing me.
> It'll be one of these guys who I think is an illegal alien. Of course,
> by then, Bush will have passed his amnesty so these job stealing
> illegals will then be legal. That doesn't make them right in my book.
> What about young Americans who want to get into the trade? They're
> going to be out of luck. I can see it coming."
> 
> "So, you're going to vote for a Democrat?" I asked.
> 
> "Probably not. They're not much better than Bush. If they run someone
> who will stop this Iraq nonsense and who will stop illegal
> immigration--hell, who will stop all Third World immigration--then I'd
> not only vote for him, but I'd walk precincts for him and do whatever
> I could do to help him win. I'm a Republican because of Reagan, but I
> don't have any loyalty to the phonies in the party. If the Republicans
> are right, I'm with them. If the Democrats are right, I'm with them.
> It used to be that the Republicans were right more often than the
> Democrats, but that's all changed with Bush. Now the Republicans are
> just as wrong as the Democrats. If I don't find a candidate who will
> stop immigration and the war, then I may not vote. And, if I don't
> vote it will be the first time I've sat out an election."
>  
> http://www.newnation.org/Millard/PresidentPuke.html

Not really a competition, just a contest to see if another whore will
occupy the White House or the present one will continue to stink it
up.

Bud