Bush is just a god damn piece of ****
What you think about Bush referring to the constitution as "it just god damn piece of paper"?
i think that he needs to get a brain transplant because anyone knows that the "god damn piece of paper" was the foundation of the country
Reply:Haven't heard that one yet. It would just go to show how much he doesn't want to do his job, that ******* piece of warm monkey ****.
Reply:The same thing I think about the rest of his policies and administration........worthless. He has set the US back 50 years. I traveled extensively prior to the Iraq war and Americans were generally treated well because, under Clinton, we didn't bring democracy to anyone by killing them. Now I am treated like **** because we are viewed as the ugly Americans. He is a piece.
Reply:I though thats what he said about the party platform.. Id like to see where he said that about the constitution.
Reply:I didn't see that quote, but I wouldn't be surprised if he said it.
He has done a great job of tearing up that piece of paper. I'm certain that it (the Constitution) is quite an irritant to him.
Reply:LOL typical bush comment. next he will say ' i need to be the king of the US'
Reply:Hahaha. I just think I feel sorry for for all the people who voted his "it's just a god damn piece of paper" saying sad excuse for a president and human being.
Lets see if we can get it right this election.
Reply:yes, i heard this and also B. Obama said "these are just words" and ticked off a bunch of famous quotes..i never did get his point..but does it really matter as it is all for show and most politicians are glorified actors and just read the stuff that is pushed in front of them by their speech writers.
Reply:http://www.google.com/search?hl=en%26amp;lr=%26amp;s...
Reply:hehe lets see well it was wrote over 200 years ago for a country that none envisioned and enemies none envisioned in their worst nightmares lets view it as the aclu wanting to repeal the patriot act because it infringes on poeple right to privacy , after all terrorist planning on causing death and destruction in our land should have that right , rabbis complaining about christmas trees in airports should be appeased and that religious sybol removed quickly . did he use bad judgement in his words , yes better choice would have been to have thrown the aclu groups out of his office to begin with
Reply:never was said! You lie
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Friday, November 18, 2011
Did president bush really say that the Constitution is just a God-Damned piece of paper?
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/pu...
Did president bush really say that the Constitution is just a God-Damned piece of paper?
Probably not. News groups like Capitol Hill Blue and The Drudge Report report information that has not been confirmed by major news sources like the AP and UPI. This means that sometimes they break the story sooner but usually are dead wrong.
Did president bush really say that the Constitution is just a God-Damned piece of paper?
Probably not. News groups like Capitol Hill Blue and The Drudge Report report information that has not been confirmed by major news sources like the AP and UPI. This means that sometimes they break the story sooner but usually are dead wrong.
Why does little bush call the U.S. Constitution a "God d*mned piece of paper" when it was written on parchment
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Why does little bush call the U.S. Constitution a "God d*mned piece of paper" when it was written on parchment
You are overthinking that statement.. Afterall, it is LITTLE BUSH,, on comedy central
Reply:I love neo-con slams, but this is desperate.
Reply:why does the left continue to use stupid photoshopped bush avatars and ask inane questions here?
McChimpyHaliburtonBusHitler is out of office in 18 months...Shouldnt you be photoshopping Giuliani by now?
Reply:That has been debunked...it never happened. He Never said it. Congratulations on spreading more false rumors.
Reply:because parchment was the original. the copy that everyone sees is paper.
Reply:pssst... Bush isn't running in '08.
Reply:Parchment is a form of paper.
Why does little bush call the U.S. Constitution a "God d*mned piece of paper" when it was written on parchment
You are overthinking that statement.. Afterall, it is LITTLE BUSH,, on comedy central
Reply:I love neo-con slams, but this is desperate.
Reply:why does the left continue to use stupid photoshopped bush avatars and ask inane questions here?
McChimpyHaliburtonBusHitler is out of office in 18 months...Shouldnt you be photoshopping Giuliani by now?
Reply:That has been debunked...it never happened. He Never said it. Congratulations on spreading more false rumors.
Reply:because parchment was the original. the copy that everyone sees is paper.
Reply:pssst... Bush isn't running in '08.
Reply:Parchment is a form of paper.
Why did George Bush say of the Constitution, “It’s just a goddamned piece of paper!”?
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/pu...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmc60JmaL...
Why did George Bush say of the Constitution, “It’s just a goddamned piece of paper!”?
He thinks he's King George not a President.
Reply:Moody Red...what gives you the idea that Bush is a Christian? Do a search of Bush saying after a news conference..."Major League ******," if you don't believe the guy curses. He thought the microphone was off.
What Chrisitian would tell the Amish that "God speaks through me." Try a search of that little story.
Now we have to live in fear that God does not tell Bush to further escalate his "War on Error" by attacking Iran.
Bush has placed himself above our Constitution by ignoring the separation of powers, outing one of our own CIA agents, condoning torture, lying about secret prisons, and violating Congressional laws based on wiretapping, and manipulating intelligence to take our nation into war, while his corporate cronies make record profits off the blood of our soldiers.
And you think this guy is a Christian? Why hasn't he done more to end abortion? Because republicans like abortion, because it draws fools like you to the polls to continue to throw votes their way.
Reply:The Constitution is a vital document to provide the framework of the government and the rights of the people.
Reply:President George W. Bush would never make a statement like that, and would never use language like that. The article is a lie, and your posting it with out a credable verifible sourse tells me something about your reliability sir.
Minister
Reply:Because little Georgie wants it his way, or he'll throw a tantrum. He's got the mentality of a 4 year old.
Over the Mukasey nomination, just like a bratty toddler he's threatened to hold his breath until he turns blue if the senate doesn't approve him.
EDIT:
wizzards_23: because keeping Bush in power keeps Cheney OUT of power. Could you imagine the consequences if Cheney were to step in as interim president???
It'd be opening the gate to the sheep fold for a wolf, and locking it in.
Reply:Because he's an idiot?
Reply:Bush was showing deference and respect to the Constiution, in my opinion, when he said that. It's clear that he actually thinks of it and uses it as if it was TOILET paper, so that comment is about the kindest he's been to that document.
Reply:Well unfortunately this doesn't surprise or shock me at all.
I just cannot understand why he hasn't been impeached, especially for treason and war crimes, as well as taking an oath to uphold the U.S. Constitution, then doesn't do it.
Faschism at its best !
Reply:You ought to read the article. Seems like a bunch of reporters were trying to slam something down his throat.
Reply:I find it hard to believe an Evangelical Christian would use that kind of language.
You could validate this much better if you were using a credible source. I have never heard him use foul language!
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Reply:For the same reason Musharraf declared a state of emergency in Pakistan. He didn't want to abide by the laws it set down.
Reply:No credible link or source for this comment..your Bush Derangement syndrome appears quite acute today.
Reply:That's awesome that, rather than address the problem where our president has no respect for the Constitution, people would rather insult you. From their school of thought that is considered a "winning argument".
And just to make clear my answer, the President said that because he has no respect for the Constitution.
Edit: Bush has been caught on camera swearing a number of times, as well as flipping the bird. You look it up, I'm too busy.
Reply:Do yo have any credible references to this?
Reply:In reality that's all it is. A piece of paper with words on it. It is a living document that can be amended as times see fit.
Reply:Because the current political atmosphere is such where he can get away with it. Its just throwing another pebble onto a mountain of rocks.
Reply:He probably did say this but while I have used this quote myself and I think it is something he is likely to say, I have to admit it is not a confirmed quote. I have checked on it and never found more then unnamed sources who do not even give a date.
Assuming he said it, he did so because advisers were telling him that the patriot act had possibly unconstitutional elements within it.
If your asking this as a rhetorical question then it is because he
1. Has little regard for the foundation of our law and the will of our founding fathers.
2. Is not aware that the document is made of parchment and not paper. (there is a difference)
Added: For those who call the Constitution a "Living Document" I challenge them to find a pulse. The purpose of the Supreme Court is to determine the constitutional validity of arguments, not to change it to fit arguments. Even Congress cannot change the Constitution on their own authority.
Reply:with the things he has done since he stole the office?
and you have to ask?
Reply:I'm a little hesitant to believe unnamed sources in a closed door meeting and reported in Capitol Hill Blue. It's pretty much considered a tabloid. Give me a credible source and you can make your point. All your links reference the same article.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmc60JmaL...
Why did George Bush say of the Constitution, “It’s just a goddamned piece of paper!”?
He thinks he's King George not a President.
Reply:Moody Red...what gives you the idea that Bush is a Christian? Do a search of Bush saying after a news conference..."Major League ******," if you don't believe the guy curses. He thought the microphone was off.
What Chrisitian would tell the Amish that "God speaks through me." Try a search of that little story.
Now we have to live in fear that God does not tell Bush to further escalate his "War on Error" by attacking Iran.
Bush has placed himself above our Constitution by ignoring the separation of powers, outing one of our own CIA agents, condoning torture, lying about secret prisons, and violating Congressional laws based on wiretapping, and manipulating intelligence to take our nation into war, while his corporate cronies make record profits off the blood of our soldiers.
And you think this guy is a Christian? Why hasn't he done more to end abortion? Because republicans like abortion, because it draws fools like you to the polls to continue to throw votes their way.
Reply:The Constitution is a vital document to provide the framework of the government and the rights of the people.
Reply:President George W. Bush would never make a statement like that, and would never use language like that. The article is a lie, and your posting it with out a credable verifible sourse tells me something about your reliability sir.
Minister
Reply:Because little Georgie wants it his way, or he'll throw a tantrum. He's got the mentality of a 4 year old.
Over the Mukasey nomination, just like a bratty toddler he's threatened to hold his breath until he turns blue if the senate doesn't approve him.
EDIT:
wizzards_23: because keeping Bush in power keeps Cheney OUT of power. Could you imagine the consequences if Cheney were to step in as interim president???
It'd be opening the gate to the sheep fold for a wolf, and locking it in.
Reply:Because he's an idiot?
Reply:Bush was showing deference and respect to the Constiution, in my opinion, when he said that. It's clear that he actually thinks of it and uses it as if it was TOILET paper, so that comment is about the kindest he's been to that document.
Reply:Well unfortunately this doesn't surprise or shock me at all.
I just cannot understand why he hasn't been impeached, especially for treason and war crimes, as well as taking an oath to uphold the U.S. Constitution, then doesn't do it.
Faschism at its best !
Reply:You ought to read the article. Seems like a bunch of reporters were trying to slam something down his throat.
Reply:I find it hard to believe an Evangelical Christian would use that kind of language.
You could validate this much better if you were using a credible source. I have never heard him use foul language!
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Reply:For the same reason Musharraf declared a state of emergency in Pakistan. He didn't want to abide by the laws it set down.
Reply:No credible link or source for this comment..your Bush Derangement syndrome appears quite acute today.
Reply:That's awesome that, rather than address the problem where our president has no respect for the Constitution, people would rather insult you. From their school of thought that is considered a "winning argument".
And just to make clear my answer, the President said that because he has no respect for the Constitution.
Edit: Bush has been caught on camera swearing a number of times, as well as flipping the bird. You look it up, I'm too busy.
Reply:Do yo have any credible references to this?
Reply:In reality that's all it is. A piece of paper with words on it. It is a living document that can be amended as times see fit.
Reply:Because the current political atmosphere is such where he can get away with it. Its just throwing another pebble onto a mountain of rocks.
Reply:He probably did say this but while I have used this quote myself and I think it is something he is likely to say, I have to admit it is not a confirmed quote. I have checked on it and never found more then unnamed sources who do not even give a date.
Assuming he said it, he did so because advisers were telling him that the patriot act had possibly unconstitutional elements within it.
If your asking this as a rhetorical question then it is because he
1. Has little regard for the foundation of our law and the will of our founding fathers.
2. Is not aware that the document is made of parchment and not paper. (there is a difference)
Added: For those who call the Constitution a "Living Document" I challenge them to find a pulse. The purpose of the Supreme Court is to determine the constitutional validity of arguments, not to change it to fit arguments. Even Congress cannot change the Constitution on their own authority.
Reply:with the things he has done since he stole the office?
and you have to ask?
Reply:I'm a little hesitant to believe unnamed sources in a closed door meeting and reported in Capitol Hill Blue. It's pretty much considered a tabloid. Give me a credible source and you can make your point. All your links reference the same article.
Anyone got Bush on video saying "The constitution is just a godammned peice of paper"?
Seems like it was behind closed doors, good luck finding video or audio:
DOUG THOMPSON | December 9 2005
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.”
Anyone got Bush on video saying "The constitution is just a godammned peice of paper"?
"No. That story came from Capitol Hill Blue, who's not enamored of Bush, and was as [allegedly] told to the reporter by 2 unnamed staffers of unnamed legislators that it was said in a private meeting with Bush.
That means it is uncorroborated and unverifiable."
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Yes But, I still do not put it past him. It defiantly sounds like a bush answer to me.
Reply:I hadn't heard audio or seen video for that but I wouldn't put it past him to say such insane things.
All he's ever shown us is just because he wears the "commander in chief pants" that he can abuse that power and authority to do whatever, whenever he wants with no question or consequence.
Good luck finding the audio or video....if you do then post it soon..I'll be looking for it as well.
Reply:No. That story came from Capitol Hill Blue, who's not enamored of Bush, and was as [allegedly] told to the reporter by 2 unnamed staffers of unnamed legislators that it was said in a private meeting with Bush. [ed] I re-read it and it is 3 unnamed persons. The number doesn't make it any more believable.
That means it is uncorroborated and unverifiable.
I don't put too much stock in uncorroborated reports from unnamed people as reported by people who vehemently oppose the target of their dirt. That's rarely a good source of truth.
By the same token, I don't believe any stories about my political opponents that have the same lack of corroboration or ability to be verified. It is especially important to verify such reports against your political opponents, else you'll be called out (and rightly so) and all your statements will be suspect.
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[ed] Also, one should look at the rest of Bush's tenure in office, because there is nothing of similar nature at all, in fact, he's shown very strong support of the Constitution and has bent over backwards to not run afoul of it while still trying to accomplish everything.
Thus being uncorroborated and not in keeping with the character of the rest of his actions, it has little chance of being the truth, IMO.
Reply:No do you ?
Reply:Ive read about this many times but never seen it on video, just reminds me of the hundreds of un named 'official sources' who wrote about the AQ threats, Osama, the Taliban, Saddams nukes,and his WMD stories....why the hell we all believed them Im damned if I know. Now at least we know never believe the article if theres no name ascribed to the writer. Fool us once shame on us, fool us twice and errr ummm shame on errrr dagnabbit!!!
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DOUG THOMPSON | December 9 2005
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.”
Anyone got Bush on video saying "The constitution is just a godammned peice of paper"?
"No. That story came from Capitol Hill Blue, who's not enamored of Bush, and was as [allegedly] told to the reporter by 2 unnamed staffers of unnamed legislators that it was said in a private meeting with Bush.
That means it is uncorroborated and unverifiable."
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Yes But, I still do not put it past him. It defiantly sounds like a bush answer to me.
Reply:I hadn't heard audio or seen video for that but I wouldn't put it past him to say such insane things.
All he's ever shown us is just because he wears the "commander in chief pants" that he can abuse that power and authority to do whatever, whenever he wants with no question or consequence.
Good luck finding the audio or video....if you do then post it soon..I'll be looking for it as well.
Reply:No. That story came from Capitol Hill Blue, who's not enamored of Bush, and was as [allegedly] told to the reporter by 2 unnamed staffers of unnamed legislators that it was said in a private meeting with Bush. [ed] I re-read it and it is 3 unnamed persons. The number doesn't make it any more believable.
That means it is uncorroborated and unverifiable.
I don't put too much stock in uncorroborated reports from unnamed people as reported by people who vehemently oppose the target of their dirt. That's rarely a good source of truth.
By the same token, I don't believe any stories about my political opponents that have the same lack of corroboration or ability to be verified. It is especially important to verify such reports against your political opponents, else you'll be called out (and rightly so) and all your statements will be suspect.
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[ed] Also, one should look at the rest of Bush's tenure in office, because there is nothing of similar nature at all, in fact, he's shown very strong support of the Constitution and has bent over backwards to not run afoul of it while still trying to accomplish everything.
Thus being uncorroborated and not in keeping with the character of the rest of his actions, it has little chance of being the truth, IMO.
Reply:No do you ?
Reply:Ive read about this many times but never seen it on video, just reminds me of the hundreds of un named 'official sources' who wrote about the AQ threats, Osama, the Taliban, Saddams nukes,and his WMD stories....why the hell we all believed them Im damned if I know. Now at least we know never believe the article if theres no name ascribed to the writer. Fool us once shame on us, fool us twice and errr ummm shame on errrr dagnabbit!!!
movie theatre
Why did Bush call the U.S. constitution "just a God damned piece of paper"?
When discussing the Patriot Act in the oval office, in front of shocked aides and staff members.
Why did Bush call the U.S. constitution "just a God damned piece of paper"?
Cite a source, or shut the fck up.
Mikeygonebad claims that you can google this and get over 1.5 million results. I tried just that and got 65,800, virtually all of them blogs echoing one lone article on capitalhillblue.com. And what do I find right at the top of that article?
"WRITER'S NOTE: When this story was written, three sources told me they personally heard President Bush call the Constitution a "goddamned piece of paper." I have since learned that two of the sources were not present for the meeting and were, in fact, passing on second-hand information. The third now refuses to either confirm or deny the report."
Garbage. Pure garbage.
Reply:because he does not respect the law, he thinks he and his ilk are the law.
Reply:This is the closest I could find as far as a source goes. Who knows if he said this or not. All I know, is that he's been re-writing and editing the "God damned piece of paper" for his personal advantage since he's been in office, so it wouldn't surprise me if he did.
Reply:I dislike Bush, extremely. However, even I think that you had better quote your source on what you claim he has said. I doubt that even he is stupid enough to say that.
Reply:The man is not bright.
Reply:Well, I don't know if he did or not, but seeing the way he's acted in the last years, I certainly wouldn't be surprised if he did more than that and started using it as his own personal roll of toilet paper.
Reply:Because he's a fascist, mean-spirited, self-centered, egotistical, control-freak who wants to turn America into a police state! And he would probably urinate on it if it wasn't sealed in an airtight glass box!
Reply:well it is written on paper, he has a point there................but before I agree with Bush (though no politician ever puts much thought into the constitution),
Is this a joke? where did you hear this?I know his "shocked" aides and staff wouldn't say **** b/c they would no longer be staff or aide.
Reply:Don't bother trying to figure out the deeper meaning of anything he says, because there is no deeper meaning. If Bush thinks the Constitution is a God-damned piece of paper, then it must be. I think it's amazing that Clinton got impeached for having sex in the Oval office, and all the crazy things Bush has done like lying about WMD and he's still in office.
Reply:He's republican. He wants to revamp The Constitution by using The Patriot Act as bait. His main political backers are big business, oil barens and the Christian Militia. He wants to get the little things changed first (the flag issue) which I agree.
Unfortunately the flag will be the first leak that springs into more and more of our Patriotic People's Rights being taken away.
Every U.S. Senator will tell you the same thing. 911 changed the way we look at our country. The Patriot Act will be known as the act that took away Our Constitutional Rights.
President Bush wants to fight terrorists on their own soil and the Democrats want to protect our rights and our soil. It makes me wonder if he's protecting us or oil?
Reply:because bush does not love this country. he is trying his best to destroy it--and look at what a good job he's doing.
Why did Bush call the U.S. constitution "just a God damned piece of paper"?
Cite a source, or shut the fck up.
Mikeygonebad claims that you can google this and get over 1.5 million results. I tried just that and got 65,800, virtually all of them blogs echoing one lone article on capitalhillblue.com. And what do I find right at the top of that article?
"WRITER'S NOTE: When this story was written, three sources told me they personally heard President Bush call the Constitution a "goddamned piece of paper." I have since learned that two of the sources were not present for the meeting and were, in fact, passing on second-hand information. The third now refuses to either confirm or deny the report."
Garbage. Pure garbage.
Reply:because he does not respect the law, he thinks he and his ilk are the law.
Reply:This is the closest I could find as far as a source goes. Who knows if he said this or not. All I know, is that he's been re-writing and editing the "God damned piece of paper" for his personal advantage since he's been in office, so it wouldn't surprise me if he did.
Reply:I dislike Bush, extremely. However, even I think that you had better quote your source on what you claim he has said. I doubt that even he is stupid enough to say that.
Reply:The man is not bright.
Reply:Well, I don't know if he did or not, but seeing the way he's acted in the last years, I certainly wouldn't be surprised if he did more than that and started using it as his own personal roll of toilet paper.
Reply:Because he's a fascist, mean-spirited, self-centered, egotistical, control-freak who wants to turn America into a police state! And he would probably urinate on it if it wasn't sealed in an airtight glass box!
Reply:well it is written on paper, he has a point there................but before I agree with Bush (though no politician ever puts much thought into the constitution),
Is this a joke? where did you hear this?I know his "shocked" aides and staff wouldn't say **** b/c they would no longer be staff or aide.
Reply:Don't bother trying to figure out the deeper meaning of anything he says, because there is no deeper meaning. If Bush thinks the Constitution is a God-damned piece of paper, then it must be. I think it's amazing that Clinton got impeached for having sex in the Oval office, and all the crazy things Bush has done like lying about WMD and he's still in office.
Reply:He's republican. He wants to revamp The Constitution by using The Patriot Act as bait. His main political backers are big business, oil barens and the Christian Militia. He wants to get the little things changed first (the flag issue) which I agree.
Unfortunately the flag will be the first leak that springs into more and more of our Patriotic People's Rights being taken away.
Every U.S. Senator will tell you the same thing. 911 changed the way we look at our country. The Patriot Act will be known as the act that took away Our Constitutional Rights.
President Bush wants to fight terrorists on their own soil and the Democrats want to protect our rights and our soil. It makes me wonder if he's protecting us or oil?
Reply:because bush does not love this country. he is trying his best to destroy it--and look at what a good job he's doing.
What is your reaction to Bush refering to the Constitution as a "godd-mn piece of paper"?
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/pu...
Read this link before you answer.
What is your reaction to Bush refering to the Constitution as a "godd-mn piece of paper"?
I knew the man is mad... So, no surprise he thinks he's above everyone and everything else!
Reply:Special note to ku-lok.
Pull your head out of your a--, the air is soooo much fresher out here. Report It
Reply:as always, he runs his mouth before putting his brain in gear
Reply:He is a godd-mn idiot, 3/4 of the people agree with me.
Reply:After reading what you have for a link, and looking into who all is carrying this same comment, it would appear that it is only carried by hard leftist organizations.
It seems to be a he said she said thing and since it is only banted around by some BLOGS and Democrat Sponsored sources, would make you seriously debate it's validity.
One thing that does not make since to me is that it totally contradicts everything most everyone has said about him and some of the players within the "Story"
It only looks negative on Republicans and nothing at all bad about the Democrat's. Again, seems like a slam piece that has no way to verify, nor has any validity to it. Nice try though.
Reply:I love how he speaks before he thinks--that way you know what he really means. But there are many important pieces of paper:a court summons,marriage license, MONEY (the only pieces of paper he does respect), a diploma, a speeding ticket, etc. Can we all follow our esteemed leader and say it's just a GD piece of paper, I'll do as I please? I think not. Actually maybe you could look up another link for us--The one where Bush says he doesn't mind dictatorships as long as he is the dictator. Maybe you can wake up some of his zombie followers.
Reply:Not true - and what's worse is, YOU KNOW IT!
Even the NY Times wouldn't print this crap.
The best recommendation you can give Bush is your need to LIE about him. Obviously, the truth won't help you.
Reply:I read the article and it conforms my opinion of him: he's an idiot, and a powerful one at that, which makes him very dangerous.
Reply:That's a real shocker if it's true. I don't know if you can trust some of these internet news sites and I'm no Bush supporter.
Insiders say that he has a terrible temper and everyone is afraid to tell him the truth when there is bad news. He is in a bubble surrounded by people who tell him that he is the greatest president we've ever had and that everything is just fine. We are being governed by a childish little man.
Reply:Would love to know if that came from a reputable source? Because if it did ... and it is true ... then that alone is reason enough for impeachment ...
Reply:Damn... The Colbert report was right. He really is trying to make an all time low record out of his approval rating.
So, has he beaten his dad's 29% yet or not?
Reply:I'm the least bit surprised.
Reply:IF the report is true:
then the man is clearly in violation of his oath of office, "I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States," and should be impeached.
Reply:he is a cowbow man what do you expect.
Read this link before you answer.
What is your reaction to Bush refering to the Constitution as a "godd-mn piece of paper"?
I knew the man is mad... So, no surprise he thinks he's above everyone and everything else!
Reply:Special note to ku-lok.
Pull your head out of your a--, the air is soooo much fresher out here. Report It
Reply:as always, he runs his mouth before putting his brain in gear
Reply:He is a godd-mn idiot, 3/4 of the people agree with me.
Reply:After reading what you have for a link, and looking into who all is carrying this same comment, it would appear that it is only carried by hard leftist organizations.
It seems to be a he said she said thing and since it is only banted around by some BLOGS and Democrat Sponsored sources, would make you seriously debate it's validity.
One thing that does not make since to me is that it totally contradicts everything most everyone has said about him and some of the players within the "Story"
It only looks negative on Republicans and nothing at all bad about the Democrat's. Again, seems like a slam piece that has no way to verify, nor has any validity to it. Nice try though.
Reply:I love how he speaks before he thinks--that way you know what he really means. But there are many important pieces of paper:a court summons,marriage license, MONEY (the only pieces of paper he does respect), a diploma, a speeding ticket, etc. Can we all follow our esteemed leader and say it's just a GD piece of paper, I'll do as I please? I think not. Actually maybe you could look up another link for us--The one where Bush says he doesn't mind dictatorships as long as he is the dictator. Maybe you can wake up some of his zombie followers.
Reply:Not true - and what's worse is, YOU KNOW IT!
Even the NY Times wouldn't print this crap.
The best recommendation you can give Bush is your need to LIE about him. Obviously, the truth won't help you.
Reply:I read the article and it conforms my opinion of him: he's an idiot, and a powerful one at that, which makes him very dangerous.
Reply:That's a real shocker if it's true. I don't know if you can trust some of these internet news sites and I'm no Bush supporter.
Insiders say that he has a terrible temper and everyone is afraid to tell him the truth when there is bad news. He is in a bubble surrounded by people who tell him that he is the greatest president we've ever had and that everything is just fine. We are being governed by a childish little man.
Reply:Would love to know if that came from a reputable source? Because if it did ... and it is true ... then that alone is reason enough for impeachment ...
Reply:Damn... The Colbert report was right. He really is trying to make an all time low record out of his approval rating.
So, has he beaten his dad's 29% yet or not?
Reply:I'm the least bit surprised.
Reply:IF the report is true:
then the man is clearly in violation of his oath of office, "I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States," and should be impeached.
Reply:he is a cowbow man what do you expect.
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