Hilary Clinton to run for President

No worse than those stupid smug looks dubya always seems to have

True, but Dubya's smug look usually comes from realizing that he didn't screw up pronouncing a polysyllabic word.

dubya always seems to have this condescending attitude which I find hilarious considering how dumb the guy is.

I love this classic Bushism:

"There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."

What a dipshit.

dubya always seems to have this condescending attitude which I find hilarious considering how dumb the guy is.

I love this classic Bushism:

"There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."

What a dipshit.


That is probably one of funniest moments Presidential history. He's such a tool.

Do you guys ever see the Letterman segment when they do "Great moments in Presidential Speeches" or something like that? Its pretty f-ing funny.

dubya always seems to have this condescending attitude which I find hilarious considering how dumb the guy is.

I love this classic Bushism:

"There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."

What a dipshit.

That's definitely my favorite too. I'm also a fan of Dan Quayle quotes, as you can see by my signature.

dubya always seems to have this condescending attitude which I find hilarious considering how dumb the guy is.

I love this classic Bushism:

"There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."

What a dipshit.I have to say I like the Bushisms myself but if he is that dumb what does that say about the Dem. party which is batting 0 against him.

I have to say I like the Bushisms myself but if he is that dumb what does that say about the Dem. party which is batting 0 against him.

I agree, and as I said before I think their main problem is they don't fight back hard enough and with the same vigor that the Republicans do.

dubya owes everything to Karl Rove.

I agree, and as I said before I think their main problem is they don't fight back hard enough and with the same vigor that the Republicans do.

dubya owes everything to Karl Rove.
Karl Rove was a big help but Bush as in anyone running for office becomes the bottom line. I posted earlier to your post about the Dems not fighting back but you must have missed the past 6 years. They have fought him on everything he has done except around 9/11. I think that has hurt the Dem. party because at times it has seemed that all they have done is bitched, moaned, and complained but never offered any plains of their own. On some issues it seemed they just complained to complain.

Karl Rove was a big help but Bush as in anyone running for office becomes the bottom line. I posted earlier to your post about the Dems not fighting back but you must have missed the past 6 years. They have fought him on everything he has done except around 9/11. I think that has hurt the Dem. party because at times it has seemed that all they have done is bitched, moaned, and complained but never offered any plains of their own. On some issues it seemed they just complained to complain.

What I mean by fighting back is when the Republicans start slinging the mud, the dems typically try to take the 'higher road' but sometimes you've gotta sling that mud right back. Clinton was great at that. He would fight on their level.

Jon Stewart had a great quote about the upcoming (at the time) State of the Union on Monday night's Daily Show. He said something like "and once again it's time for a clash of two bitter rivals: the president and words."
When he's speaking he comes across as so ignorant that I have a hard time understanding how people can take him seriously.

What I mean by fighting back is when the Republicans start slinging the mud, the dems typically try to take the 'higher road' but sometimes you've gotta sling that mud right back. Clinton was great at that. He would fight on their level.

Not to get political too much here but if you think the Dems don't sling mud you are fooling your self Matty. Both parties do it like Rembrandt.

I think that is the biggest political problem in the country. People in each party think those in the other party are horrible and do bad things when it all reality they ALL just suck. There is barely a politician in DC I'd let babysit my kid.

It has become way too competitive and 'Us versus them' to do any good for the country.