Can anyone provide a link or some sort of proof? I've heard this used in anwers lately and wonder if its true. If he said this, I think he should be impeached for blasphemous speech. Thats like a christian reffering to the bible as "just a book". (I'm not a christian, but you get the idea.) Its the god damn basis for our country!
Did Bush actually refer to the Constitution as "just a piece of paper"?
There was a meeting back in 2005, where numerous people attended.
According to several people who were at that meeting, Bush asked if he could do something, and one of the lawyers present mentioned that it might be unconstitutional.
According to several people who were at that meeting, Bush replied something to the effect of "Stop throwing the Constitution in my face all the time. It's just a g*d*mn piece of paper".
I read the news articles, and the interviews with those people, shortly after it happened. I no longer have a link to those articles.
Reply:May be straightforward, but still hearsay. Report It
Reply:wow that just makes him more of an idiot haha
Reply:Bush had the Constitution made into rolls of toilet paper for the Oval Office bathroom.
http://www.fyreplace.com/2005/12/11/bush...
A far cry from the oath he took Jan. 20th, 2001.
Reply:That is an accurate Quote...Go to...STOP THE NORTH AMERICAN UNION....You have to read down quite a ways........."Two Acts of Tyranny on the same Day"
Reply:He said it's a "goddamn piece of paper" and why don't you do your own research? It's all over the internet.
Reply:No Bush fan here but I sure as heck doubt it. The guy is not really a political suicide.
Reply:During a meeting with Republican Congressional leaders last month, in which they expressed concerns about renewing the Patriot Act, President George W. Bush reportedly espoused a very low opinion of the Constitution, calling it “just a goddamned piece of paper.”
http://www.homelandstupidity.us/2005/12/...
Reply:Yep. It's true...he's a smartieeee!
Here's a video link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmc60JmaL...
Here's an article from a newspaper:
http://www.visaliatimesdelta.com/apps/pb...
Hope this helps!
Reply:Yes, and he is right.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Has bush ever spoke a sentence, without looking at a piece of paper!?
I don't think he has very good memorization skills, so paper would be necessary. He has no memory of the lesson of Vietnam, and says the U.S. should have stayed there indefinitely, and sacrificed unlimited American blood for nothing. This man loves to have his image made, even though he appears to be very nearly illiterate and unable to put a complete paragraph together.
Has bush ever spoke a sentence, without looking at a piece of paper!?
I doubt it, I'd like to know why he looks so phony everytime. Could it all be just one big lie?
Reply:Of course, that's how we get thousands of bushisms.
Reply:Yes, he said "America I am your daddy now." And don't forget that hae hae laugh too with the soulders going up and down.
Reply:Is that even a real question?
Reply:Yes allot of times.Running out of hateful things to accuse Bush of?
Reply:Sure--anytime he talks about the Constitution--because he's sure never looked at it!
Has bush ever spoke a sentence, without looking at a piece of paper!?
I doubt it, I'd like to know why he looks so phony everytime. Could it all be just one big lie?
Reply:Of course, that's how we get thousands of bushisms.
Reply:Yes, he said "America I am your daddy now." And don't forget that hae hae laugh too with the soulders going up and down.
Reply:Is that even a real question?
Reply:Yes allot of times.Running out of hateful things to accuse Bush of?
Reply:Sure--anytime he talks about the Constitution--because he's sure never looked at it!
Did president Bush really call the Constitution a G*ddamn piece of paper?
And if you say yes, can you back it up with sources?
Did president Bush really call the Constitution a G*ddamn piece of paper?
He's botched everything else historical, so why should this be any different.
The man has no respect for anything except the almighty dollar, oil and power.
Reply:No! President George W. Bush has a lot of sense in him.
He knows not to say such things.
He believes that The Constitution is important.
Reply:No, he did not say it.
The story was first published on a Washinton D.C. website that deals with gossip, among other things. (National Enquirer also deals with gossip). Later, the story was pulled by the publisher. The link was down and then it was brought back. http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/pu...
Reply:No he did not. There are no sources to back up that claim.
Reply:According to several people who attended a meeting at the White House, yes.
It's anecdotal, since the comment was made in a semi-private meeting --- but Bush's behavior and comments since certainly seem to indicate that is his belief.
Reply:no but if you remember the dems said something similar. the said the constitution shouldnt be taken literaly its a living breathing document subject to interpretation. our countries founders knew exactly what they wer envisioning for our country and tried to spell it out as clearly as possible to prevent any misunderstanding
Reply:he probably does cuz hes a idiot he is the dumbest person in the whole world where are the so called weapons of mass destruction
Reply:He has said a lot of stupid things so he probably did that right after the infamous nose picking fiasco that was caught on tape. There are a lot of Bush bashing sites on the web where you can read his stupid Bushisms and you will wonder how he ever learned to brush his teeth, let alone rule a country.......just google Bushisms and you'll see it is hillarious.
Reply:no, it is an urban legend. ( blogs are not ligitimate news sources as many pretend them to be.) if he had said this, it would have made front page news in every paper in the nation. use a little common sense.
%26lt;edit%26gt; coragryph: i use to think you credible but your post of your opinion of what you think someone might or could say leaves me in doubt now. you stated that you are a minister and a lawyer, i guess i would expect both of wanting to let truth guide them.
Reply:It was reported that he said that. Whether he did or didn't, I'm not sure.
Reply:No. I have asked for a *credible* source for this, and apparently, it was all started by one guy with incredibly poor journalistic standards. (Yeah, I know! I was shocked, too!)
According to a very liberal website:
The source of this story is unable to verify the statement claiming "...I heard from two White House sources who claim they heard from others present in the meeting...". This isn't acceptable by any journalistic standards.
~*~*~*~
But a lot of the libs on here will act like prisonplanet, moron.org, etc are "credible" sources. The only mention in the MSM I was able to find was a Keith Olbermann clip where Olbermann and some other Dem are talking about it. I have yet to see PROOF that this happened, but it is widely accepted as fact.
Reply:As much as I do not like his presidency, No he did not.
Reply:No, he never said it.
The Dems would be all over it.
Reply:No, but being the extremist Republican he is he probably thinks it.
Reply:no
Reply:Even if he didn't say it, he's sure acting the part.
Reply:I have not personally heard this, but it would be typical for the tyrant to again trample on our Constitution. Bush has been a liar and deciever from the beginning, like the Devil. He cares nothing about our "rights".
Reply:Absolutely not, you have to realize some people will say or publish whatever they think will sell.
Reply:Probably did think it though, lol
Reply:Bush on the Constitution: ‘It’s just a goddamned piece of paper’
By By DOUG THOMPSON
Dec 5, 2005, 07:53
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Last month, Republican Congressional leaders filed into the Oval Office to meet with President George W. Bush and talk about renewing the controversial USA Patriot Act.
Several provisions of the act, passed in the shell shocked period immediately following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, caused enough anger that liberal groups like the American Civil Liberties Union had joined forces with prominent conservatives like Phyllis Schlafly and Bob Barr to oppose renewal.
GOP leaders told Bush that his hardcore push to renew the more onerous provisions of the act could further alienate conservatives still mad at the President from his botched attempt to nominate White House Counsel Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court.
“I don’t give a goddamn,” Bush retorted. “I’m the President and the Commander-in-Chief. Do it my way.”
“Mr. President,” one aide in the meeting said. “There is a valid case that the provisions in this law undermine the Constitution.”
“Stop throwing the Constitution in my face,” Bush screamed back. “It’s just a goddamned piece of paper!”
I’ve talked to three people present for the meeting that day and they all confirm that the President of the United States called the Constitution “a goddamned piece of paper.”
Reply:idk but thats probably his opinion of it
Reply:Yes he said it, as reported by several republican senators who witnessed the traitorous outburst.
mobility scooter
Did president Bush really call the Constitution a G*ddamn piece of paper?
He's botched everything else historical, so why should this be any different.
The man has no respect for anything except the almighty dollar, oil and power.
Reply:No! President George W. Bush has a lot of sense in him.
He knows not to say such things.
He believes that The Constitution is important.
Reply:No, he did not say it.
The story was first published on a Washinton D.C. website that deals with gossip, among other things. (National Enquirer also deals with gossip). Later, the story was pulled by the publisher. The link was down and then it was brought back. http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/pu...
Reply:No he did not. There are no sources to back up that claim.
Reply:According to several people who attended a meeting at the White House, yes.
It's anecdotal, since the comment was made in a semi-private meeting --- but Bush's behavior and comments since certainly seem to indicate that is his belief.
Reply:no but if you remember the dems said something similar. the said the constitution shouldnt be taken literaly its a living breathing document subject to interpretation. our countries founders knew exactly what they wer envisioning for our country and tried to spell it out as clearly as possible to prevent any misunderstanding
Reply:he probably does cuz hes a idiot he is the dumbest person in the whole world where are the so called weapons of mass destruction
Reply:He has said a lot of stupid things so he probably did that right after the infamous nose picking fiasco that was caught on tape. There are a lot of Bush bashing sites on the web where you can read his stupid Bushisms and you will wonder how he ever learned to brush his teeth, let alone rule a country.......just google Bushisms and you'll see it is hillarious.
Reply:no, it is an urban legend. ( blogs are not ligitimate news sources as many pretend them to be.) if he had said this, it would have made front page news in every paper in the nation. use a little common sense.
%26lt;edit%26gt; coragryph: i use to think you credible but your post of your opinion of what you think someone might or could say leaves me in doubt now. you stated that you are a minister and a lawyer, i guess i would expect both of wanting to let truth guide them.
Reply:It was reported that he said that. Whether he did or didn't, I'm not sure.
Reply:No. I have asked for a *credible* source for this, and apparently, it was all started by one guy with incredibly poor journalistic standards. (Yeah, I know! I was shocked, too!)
According to a very liberal website:
The source of this story is unable to verify the statement claiming "...I heard from two White House sources who claim they heard from others present in the meeting...". This isn't acceptable by any journalistic standards.
~*~*~*~
But a lot of the libs on here will act like prisonplanet, moron.org, etc are "credible" sources. The only mention in the MSM I was able to find was a Keith Olbermann clip where Olbermann and some other Dem are talking about it. I have yet to see PROOF that this happened, but it is widely accepted as fact.
Reply:As much as I do not like his presidency, No he did not.
Reply:No, he never said it.
The Dems would be all over it.
Reply:No, but being the extremist Republican he is he probably thinks it.
Reply:no
Reply:Even if he didn't say it, he's sure acting the part.
Reply:I have not personally heard this, but it would be typical for the tyrant to again trample on our Constitution. Bush has been a liar and deciever from the beginning, like the Devil. He cares nothing about our "rights".
Reply:Absolutely not, you have to realize some people will say or publish whatever they think will sell.
Reply:Probably did think it though, lol
Reply:Bush on the Constitution: ‘It’s just a goddamned piece of paper’
By By DOUG THOMPSON
Dec 5, 2005, 07:53
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Last month, Republican Congressional leaders filed into the Oval Office to meet with President George W. Bush and talk about renewing the controversial USA Patriot Act.
Several provisions of the act, passed in the shell shocked period immediately following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, caused enough anger that liberal groups like the American Civil Liberties Union had joined forces with prominent conservatives like Phyllis Schlafly and Bob Barr to oppose renewal.
GOP leaders told Bush that his hardcore push to renew the more onerous provisions of the act could further alienate conservatives still mad at the President from his botched attempt to nominate White House Counsel Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court.
“I don’t give a goddamn,” Bush retorted. “I’m the President and the Commander-in-Chief. Do it my way.”
“Mr. President,” one aide in the meeting said. “There is a valid case that the provisions in this law undermine the Constitution.”
“Stop throwing the Constitution in my face,” Bush screamed back. “It’s just a goddamned piece of paper!”
I’ve talked to three people present for the meeting that day and they all confirm that the President of the United States called the Constitution “a goddamned piece of paper.”
Reply:idk but thats probably his opinion of it
Reply:Yes he said it, as reported by several republican senators who witnessed the traitorous outburst.
mobility scooter
Why did Bush say the Constitution is just a goddamned piece of paper?
Because The U.S. Constitution has Nothing to do With The BushCrimeSyndicate-NaziFascist-AIPAC-PNA... ILLUMINATI-NewWorldOrder-or Their Agena for Global Dominance. The Constitution is USLESS for The Mind(less) Set of Herr Von Bushe, he being a 3rd Generation MEMBER of a CULT, known as The SKULL and BONES SOCIETY (since1969) when Flunking (but Fixing Grades) at Yale. Every year 15 ELITIST Sons are Chosen to Join This SATANIC SOCIETY. One of the Initiation Rituals is : each applicant, 1 at a time. Lays in an OPEN COFFIN, while The Other 14 PERFORM-HomoSexual ACTS on.(sorry Boortz, didnt mean to get you Excited) Then to become an Official Bonesman, each Member, (YOUR Pres.) Take an OATH to DENOUNCE Christianity, and To SWEAR Their ALLIGIENCE to Friggen LUCIFER.!! We Should ALL Notify The BibleBelt, The Evangelistic Sheeple, the Lost Souls who Think GW "spoke to GOD" (by Cellphone?) when Told the MINDLESS Masses that the Almighty told him to Go Ahead and INVADE Iraq. and MURDER OVER a MILLION INNOCENT Women and CHILDREN. Howz about you BushSupporters here, do you Believe this BS.?? About the Ques. YES Bushe DID SAY THAT.?? and the MINUTE that he DID, Should Have Been IMMEDIATELY Hand Cuffed and Brought to a Padded Cell.!! then Sentenced For His %26amp; his ZIONIST-BunkBuddies, CRIMES of HIGH TREASON . I Highly Suggest the Following WAKE T F UP.!! Enigma, EyesWideSHUT, Hannah, Dennis C, BoortzBozo, J. Reb, and GreatWRONG answers... and Click-on the Questioners Link: "CapitolHillBlue" Also Learn the TRUTH Here, (in 10 seconds Audio will Start) http://www.rys2sense.com//anti-neocons/v...
Why did Bush say the Constitution is just a goddamned piece of paper?
that is a new one on me. i have never heard him say that.
i do remember the last politician in the white house say that the constitution is a radically outdated document that needs to be overhauled or replaced.
Reply:I don't think he has ever said this, but in terms of what he has meant it. Just take a looking at presidental signing statement and look at the over 500 constitutional changes he has made through them.
Reply:Because he's, at heart, an anti American war criminal in the mold of Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin.
Reply:Who knows? Maybe he had a few too many hits.
What's ironic is that this president, who was a conservative "godsend" when he appointed "strict constructionists" to the Supreme Court, is part of the neoconservative fringe that sees the Constitution as a barrier (rather than as a guideline as most liberal interpreters would) to realizing their totalitarian ambitions.
Reply:Because he was absent that day when the class learned about our Constitution. He only got a C average,even with momma and pops pulling strings!
Reply:Q: Why did Bush say the Constitution is just a goddamned piece of paper?
A: The answer is a simple one, our President is lawless! He full well knows his transgressions and said what he said of our Constitution in malice and disgust for the law!
LINKS ADDED:
http://www.theleftcoaster.com/archives/0...
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/pu...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmc60JmaL...
http://www.gnn.tv/threads/10799/Bush_on_...
LINK ADDED TO LIGHTEN YOUR DAY:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp5DkqAxv...
The President is lawless!
.
Reply:can you provide a link?
edit: sounds like he blew a gasket
Reply:How did he become president?
Oh well. Is a documented fact, too.
We should get over it and - move on.
Enjoy the new abbreviation: "gdpo paper".
Maybe he wanted to make the Patriot Act
look better - as it is just a gdpo label.
Reply:I never heard this, but that is ironic coming from a president. But then again, I don't really understand alot about this guy other than the fact that he LOVES invading countries for personal gain.
Reply:He was showing his contempt for it and us.
Reply:This has been hashed on here several times now. He didn't say it end of story.
Reply:When did this happen? Bush isn't the sharpest tool in the shed but I doubt he is dumb enough to say something like this.
I think you are just trying to spread a lie through ignorance. The more people see it, the more they will believe it.
Reply:this explains it all
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End_times
Reply:He didn't.
Reply:He didn't.
Do you really think We are all gonna believe this is credible coming from that conspiracy site?
It's worse than the National Enquirer.
Reply:Name a politician whom doesn't in some way. All want to take something: guns, rights, etc..............
I know Bush didn't say that because he can not pronounce Constitution.
Why did Bush say the Constitution is just a goddamned piece of paper?
that is a new one on me. i have never heard him say that.
i do remember the last politician in the white house say that the constitution is a radically outdated document that needs to be overhauled or replaced.
Reply:I don't think he has ever said this, but in terms of what he has meant it. Just take a looking at presidental signing statement and look at the over 500 constitutional changes he has made through them.
Reply:Because he's, at heart, an anti American war criminal in the mold of Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin.
Reply:Who knows? Maybe he had a few too many hits.
What's ironic is that this president, who was a conservative "godsend" when he appointed "strict constructionists" to the Supreme Court, is part of the neoconservative fringe that sees the Constitution as a barrier (rather than as a guideline as most liberal interpreters would) to realizing their totalitarian ambitions.
Reply:Because he was absent that day when the class learned about our Constitution. He only got a C average,even with momma and pops pulling strings!
Reply:Q: Why did Bush say the Constitution is just a goddamned piece of paper?
A: The answer is a simple one, our President is lawless! He full well knows his transgressions and said what he said of our Constitution in malice and disgust for the law!
LINKS ADDED:
http://www.theleftcoaster.com/archives/0...
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/pu...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmc60JmaL...
http://www.gnn.tv/threads/10799/Bush_on_...
LINK ADDED TO LIGHTEN YOUR DAY:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qp5DkqAxv...
The President is lawless!
.
Reply:can you provide a link?
edit: sounds like he blew a gasket
Reply:How did he become president?
Oh well. Is a documented fact, too.
We should get over it and - move on.
Enjoy the new abbreviation: "gdpo paper".
Maybe he wanted to make the Patriot Act
look better - as it is just a gdpo label.
Reply:I never heard this, but that is ironic coming from a president. But then again, I don't really understand alot about this guy other than the fact that he LOVES invading countries for personal gain.
Reply:He was showing his contempt for it and us.
Reply:This has been hashed on here several times now. He didn't say it end of story.
Reply:When did this happen? Bush isn't the sharpest tool in the shed but I doubt he is dumb enough to say something like this.
I think you are just trying to spread a lie through ignorance. The more people see it, the more they will believe it.
Reply:this explains it all
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End_times
Reply:He didn't.
Reply:He didn't.
Do you really think We are all gonna believe this is credible coming from that conspiracy site?
It's worse than the National Enquirer.
Reply:Name a politician whom doesn't in some way. All want to take something: guns, rights, etc..............
I know Bush didn't say that because he can not pronounce Constitution.
Is it true that president bush said the constitution is just a piece of paper?
i heard this but i havent seen any proof of it. is it true? if so can you provide any proof? thanks in advance.
Is it true that president bush said the constitution is just a piece of paper?
No, what he actually said was that the Constitution is "JUST A GODDAMNED PIECE OF PAPER."
Reply:( in best whiny voice) oooohhhh, the evil bush said the constitution is just a piece of paper...IMPEACH HIM!!! lol...
Reply:Its anecdotal, but I've included a few reference that are either reports or go to the one who heard it originally.
I can't, of course vouch for their accuracy.
Reply:No. It's been said that he treats it like a piece of paper and caught on from there.
Is it true that president bush said the constitution is just a piece of paper?
No, what he actually said was that the Constitution is "JUST A GODDAMNED PIECE OF PAPER."
Reply:( in best whiny voice) oooohhhh, the evil bush said the constitution is just a piece of paper...IMPEACH HIM!!! lol...
Reply:Its anecdotal, but I've included a few reference that are either reports or go to the one who heard it originally.
I can't, of course vouch for their accuracy.
Reply:No. It's been said that he treats it like a piece of paper and caught on from there.
Is it true that Bush called the Constitution a go--amn piece of paper?
I have heard this, but not sure if true and if it is didn't he put his hand on a bible and promise to defend it?
Is it true that Bush called the Constitution a go--amn piece of paper?
I have not seen that in any written article or report. But I have also heard a version of that.
We will have to suck it up and wait for him to get out of office to get to the truth, he has misused "Executive Privilege" and stonewalling to prevent the truth from coming out and this congress is intimidated by him and his power to declare any of us as enemy combatants.
Reply:I'm not sure he means it the way I do, but it IS a piece of paper
if no one bothers to HOLD DEAR what is in it, then it's just a piece of paper
Reply:Leftist spin. Usual dribble from the commies.
Reply:Part of the Presidential oath sates that he will defend the Constitution against all enemies foriegn and domestic.
It is unfortunate that he has become one of the most powerful enemies of that constitution.
Reply:I personally heard him say it on one occasion - and I understand he's said it on subsequent occasions, including the one that made the newspapers.
Reply:I have not heard about this, but seeing what a "Gomer" he is, I wouldn't put it past him!
Reply:that's funny...Lincoln has asserted more presidential power than Bush has...
Civil liberties suspended
During the Civil War, Lincoln appropriated powers no previous President had wielded: he used his war powers to proclaim a blockade, suspended the writ of habeas corpus, spent money without congressional authorization, and imprisoned 18,000 suspected Confederate sympathizers without trial. Nearly all of his actions, although vehemently denounced by the Copperheads, were subsequently upheld by Congress and the Courts.
the copperheads were the democrats of today...
Reply:they all have and look at our nation
Reply:The only references you will see on this are the far left blogs. Oddly enough the DNC who would have a field day with such a comment or the MSM who have not showed love for the president have been very quiet about it. So I put this in the internet rumor category and never happened.
Reply:No, that's a myth perpetuated by the liberal media.
Reply:Yes he did. The neo-cons above who are denying it likely don't watch the news anyway, as they still support Bush and anyone who watches the news wouldn't be blinded like that.
Reply:dunno, but you cannot put this past him what with he thinking about being omnipotent.
About the oath on the bible... lies, lies and lies.
Reply:Yes
http://www.gnn.tv/threads/10799/Bush_on_...
Reply:No. It would have been a scandal to the extreme if there were real proof of it. He gets crap for picking his nose, yet most people wouldn't have heard about this? Not likely.
Reply:As far as I'm concerned The U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights are far more sacred and powerful than The Bible.
And, to the poster above who agrees that it IS a Goddmned "piece of paper," I can't even clearly articulate how sickening your excuse for an opinion is, no matter whether it's a joke or not.
Reply:Come on it's a fact:
The constitution is on a goddamn piece of paper.
Of course the on part is moot.
It's in books, on the web - etc.. etc...
Let the judges decide - bush isn't the head of the judiciary - and I bet he's up for gaurding that peice of paper.
DHS and all the others too...
It is a piece of paper.
I can just picture him with it shuved up hes bump in a plastic wrap. No one would ever think to look there.
Or maybe he can pass it off to the next person in office so they can whipe their mouth once they are elected (that was in part a joke)
http://www.disabilityhistory.org/dwa/edg...
If it was blessed would it deterioate and require tons of money to be preserved?
ask bush see what he says? you can write the president - and in 28838383 you may get a reply.
Reply:if he really said it.. then he should step down from being president.
Reply:No. That was the Democratic platform.
Is it true that Bush called the Constitution a go--amn piece of paper?
I have not seen that in any written article or report. But I have also heard a version of that.
We will have to suck it up and wait for him to get out of office to get to the truth, he has misused "Executive Privilege" and stonewalling to prevent the truth from coming out and this congress is intimidated by him and his power to declare any of us as enemy combatants.
Reply:I'm not sure he means it the way I do, but it IS a piece of paper
if no one bothers to HOLD DEAR what is in it, then it's just a piece of paper
Reply:Leftist spin. Usual dribble from the commies.
Reply:Part of the Presidential oath sates that he will defend the Constitution against all enemies foriegn and domestic.
It is unfortunate that he has become one of the most powerful enemies of that constitution.
Reply:I personally heard him say it on one occasion - and I understand he's said it on subsequent occasions, including the one that made the newspapers.
Reply:I have not heard about this, but seeing what a "Gomer" he is, I wouldn't put it past him!
Reply:that's funny...Lincoln has asserted more presidential power than Bush has...
Civil liberties suspended
During the Civil War, Lincoln appropriated powers no previous President had wielded: he used his war powers to proclaim a blockade, suspended the writ of habeas corpus, spent money without congressional authorization, and imprisoned 18,000 suspected Confederate sympathizers without trial. Nearly all of his actions, although vehemently denounced by the Copperheads, were subsequently upheld by Congress and the Courts.
the copperheads were the democrats of today...
Reply:they all have and look at our nation
Reply:The only references you will see on this are the far left blogs. Oddly enough the DNC who would have a field day with such a comment or the MSM who have not showed love for the president have been very quiet about it. So I put this in the internet rumor category and never happened.
Reply:No, that's a myth perpetuated by the liberal media.
Reply:Yes he did. The neo-cons above who are denying it likely don't watch the news anyway, as they still support Bush and anyone who watches the news wouldn't be blinded like that.
Reply:dunno, but you cannot put this past him what with he thinking about being omnipotent.
About the oath on the bible... lies, lies and lies.
Reply:Yes
http://www.gnn.tv/threads/10799/Bush_on_...
Reply:No. It would have been a scandal to the extreme if there were real proof of it. He gets crap for picking his nose, yet most people wouldn't have heard about this? Not likely.
Reply:As far as I'm concerned The U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights are far more sacred and powerful than The Bible.
And, to the poster above who agrees that it IS a Goddmned "piece of paper," I can't even clearly articulate how sickening your excuse for an opinion is, no matter whether it's a joke or not.
Reply:Come on it's a fact:
The constitution is on a goddamn piece of paper.
Of course the on part is moot.
It's in books, on the web - etc.. etc...
Let the judges decide - bush isn't the head of the judiciary - and I bet he's up for gaurding that peice of paper.
DHS and all the others too...
It is a piece of paper.
I can just picture him with it shuved up hes bump in a plastic wrap. No one would ever think to look there.
Or maybe he can pass it off to the next person in office so they can whipe their mouth once they are elected (that was in part a joke)
http://www.disabilityhistory.org/dwa/edg...
If it was blessed would it deterioate and require tons of money to be preserved?
ask bush see what he says? you can write the president - and in 28838383 you may get a reply.
Reply:if he really said it.. then he should step down from being president.
Reply:No. That was the Democratic platform.
Why did prez Bush approve the emergency spending measure to buy new paper shredders for the Whitehouse &CIA??
They're making confetti for the coming victory in Iraq? Just a guess.
Why did prez Bush approve the emergency spending measure to buy new paper shredders for the Whitehouse %26amp;CIA??
Maybe the old ones were outdated . And National Security matters to the rest of us .
Reply:Hmm... probably cause they stupid interns copied when they should have destroyed.
They didn't know how to work the old shredders so they had to get brand new ones and then a lesson on how to use them.
Although honestly I am surprised they would have anything incriminating on paper, I'm a little disappointed in them now. I thought Bush's Administration learned better under their Nixon years
Reply:because they cost about 100 dollars and seriously doesnt put that big of a dent in a billion dollar budgit...
CIA materials and White House classified documents are VERY important to national security...
they cant just hide them in a closet and make a run to staples...
social security has to be very precise and error-proof in their protection of the security of the president + the nations security...
Reply:Did you dream this up after smoking something?
Reply:why do you buy a new car if your old heap still runs?
Reply:ROTF LOLOLOLOLOL!!!
Reply:If you don't want to get prosecuted for war crimes and crimes against humanity you get rid of the evidence.
Reply:wore out the old ones or has something to hide or both
children boots
Why did prez Bush approve the emergency spending measure to buy new paper shredders for the Whitehouse %26amp;CIA??
Maybe the old ones were outdated . And National Security matters to the rest of us .
Reply:Hmm... probably cause they stupid interns copied when they should have destroyed.
They didn't know how to work the old shredders so they had to get brand new ones and then a lesson on how to use them.
Although honestly I am surprised they would have anything incriminating on paper, I'm a little disappointed in them now. I thought Bush's Administration learned better under their Nixon years
Reply:because they cost about 100 dollars and seriously doesnt put that big of a dent in a billion dollar budgit...
CIA materials and White House classified documents are VERY important to national security...
they cant just hide them in a closet and make a run to staples...
social security has to be very precise and error-proof in their protection of the security of the president + the nations security...
Reply:Did you dream this up after smoking something?
Reply:why do you buy a new car if your old heap still runs?
Reply:ROTF LOLOLOLOLOL!!!
Reply:If you don't want to get prosecuted for war crimes and crimes against humanity you get rid of the evidence.
Reply:wore out the old ones or has something to hide or both
children boots
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