🚀 go-pugleaf

Well, this being the good old USA and freedom of speech running ramped,
ain't it nice to express oneself with either negative or positive opinions
of the President of the US.

I doubt anyone in Iraq or Iran can do that.

But, in defense of Dubya, I really like him and I think he's doing a great
job in the White House.  I wouldn't want that job even if they paid me $10
million a year.  Its really easy to second guess what someone does or says,
but being in that hot seat must be very stressful.


"Monte" <montep@email.com> wrote in message
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> On 1 Feb 2002 10:52:24 -0800, atoomim@yahoo.com (Amy) wrote:
>
> >montep@email.com (Monte) wrote in message
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> >>
> >> There is not a whits difference in the end between the Islamic
> >> fanatics and our own homegrown religious right.  They are fanatics,
> >> pure and simple.  GeeDub(the born-again) and his base supporters,
> >
> >I was under the impression the GeeWiz Bush is a Methodist.  Didn't
> >they show him attending services in Highland Park Methodist?
>
> He,they show up at various churches as politics dictate.  However, he
> declares he woke up on his 40th birthday and discovered Jesus.  Of
> course given his alcohol intake, it is highly likely he was severely
> hungover, and as any drinker will attest it is not uncommon for the
> severely hungover to awake and declare 'Oh gaaaawd if you let me live
> I'll never touch another drop'.
>
> Odd, isn't it how so many people put their faith in a man who rarely
> drew a sober breath for over 20 years, and never held a job that
> wasn't a perk of being his daddy's boy?
>
> GeeDub always reminds me of a Cheech and Chong routine.  A guy holding
> a sign 'Jesus Saves' is standing on the curb and Cheech asks him how
> he got religion.  The guy replies "I used to be fucked up on drugs.
> Now I'm all fucked up on the Lord."
>
> m