Nero fiddled while Rome burned . . . Bush dances?
So let's get this straight. Our country is dealing with recession, inflation and war, the dollar is tanking, and Bush is . . . tap dancing?
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That's dancing??
Bush was on live TV earlier talking about the war in Iraq. It's painful to hear that monkey talk. He comes out with stuff like, "As they advanced, our troops went though sandstorms so intense... that they darkened the daytime skies." *Ooooh.* Who writes his speeches?? WTF? Is he trying to be poetic? "Darkened the daytime skies?" As if anyone (but he) would think they could darken the *nighttime* skies??
Posted by: Jud | March 19, 2008 at 11:31 AM