Scott McClellan: traitorous surrender monkey!

[mundame]

and the Reid/Pelosi Congress are doing what?

Well they tried to fix.....eh,

They have plan to bring down.... eh,

Well they have this idea to repair.......eh,

And there's this, too.


We. Are. So. Incredibly. Screwed.

[red states rule]

And there's this, too.


We. Are. So. Incredibly. Screwed.

Only if Obama gets the WH. Then there is no stopping liberals from screwing everyone

We will go back to days of Peanut Carter. Then libs and the Bush haters will see what a real recession is

But they will blame Pres Bush for it - and not Obama and the Dem Congress

[mundame]

Only if Obama gets the WH. Then there is no stopping liberals from screwing everyone

We will go back to days of Peanut Carter. Then libs and the Bush haters will see what a real recession is

But they will blame Pres Bush for it - and not Obama and the Dem Congress

Very likely. All of that.

[red states rule]

Very likely. All of that.

Surviving Bush's Depression

I boiled one of my Birkenstocks for breakfast today. It’s not as terrible as it sounds – the Carbon Footprint caused by firing up my stove was actually offset by the Eco-Credits I earned for not wearing any shoes today. It’s not like I’ve never been forced to eat my footwear before, either. In the entire 20th Century, there was only one stock market crash, followed by one little depression. Since Bush stole the peeResidency, there has been a recession, a stock market crash, another recession, years of stagnation (not the good, Jimmy Carter kind of stagnation, either), then yesterday’s stock market crash which will likely lead to the Great Depression of our time. Thanks to the Shrub, I’ve digested enough shoes in the past six years to make Imelda Marcos gag.

I got smart after the 9/11 crash, though, and started squirrelling shoes away for the next big storm. So don’t worry about ol’ Larry, I’ll weather Bush’s Depression just fine. However, there are thousands of working families out there that can’t afford to put shoes on their dinner table. Who will care for them? Certainly not the so-called “Compassionate Conservatives”, who are far too selfish and greedy to feed someone the loafers off their own saintly feet. It must be up to us as progressives to scour the thrift stores and garage sales for every pair of used sneakers, sandals, and slippers we can find, and we must do it NOW before Bush and his gouging Big Footwear Buddies have a chance to corner the market.

It's too late to prevent Bush's depression. But together, we can rebuild America out of the ashes of Capitalism, leading it into a bright, new, social utopia with a government-issued boot in every pot and three families living in every garage.

http://blamebush.typepad.com/blamebu...ing_bushs.html

[Gromit]

No one has refuted anything from McClellan's book yet.

[hjmick]

No one has refuted anything from McClellan's book yet.

What is there to refute? Presumably the man wrote the book himself. If this is indeed the case, then he drew upon his experience to do so. As such, I am sure, again presuming that he wrote it himself, that it the truth as he sees it.

[Gromit]

I was responding to the posts claiming that the book was full of lies. I am very interested in knowing what they are but all I have so far is ad hominem arguments and unsubstantiated claims.

[hjmick]

I was responding to the posts claiming that the book was full of lies. I am very interested in knowing what they are but all I have so far is ad hominem arguments and unsubstantiated claims.

My bad. I thought you were speaking generally.

Though I suppose my initial response could still be valid. Truthfully, I have not nor do I intend to read the book. Not my cup of tea.

[bullypulpit]

What does the Reid/Pelos congress have to do with the country's opinion of its president and the direction he has taken us?

If people were really all that unhappy with the DEMOCRATS in congress, they would not be poised, by most all accounts, to gain significant numbers of seats in both chambers.

It's just Red trying to change the subject as he can't debate the issues.

[glockmail]

No one has refuted anything from McClellan's book yet.

The only points that I've heard have been raised previously by the Democrats over the last 7 years and shot down. Is there anything new?

Besides the issue here (this thread) is Scott's disloyalty.