Bush decides to take the ‘Easy Way Out’…

Well, how else can you explain his announced intention of vetoing any Congressional plan to withdraw our troops from The MeatGrinder Iraq. With nine U.S. soldiers killed in one day recently, the citizenry polling overwhelmingly for a pullout Bush sez: ‘I’ve decided we are going to stay…stay for victory…’

Bush is still acting like ‘The Decider’. Well his excellent adventure screwing up everything he or his incompetent band of thieves, murderers and scum administration is just about over. And no I’m not talking about the election coming up. He’s probably got plans to suspend that, using a purported or actual Al Qaeda attack on the continental U.S. as an excuse, and declare himself ‘President for Life’. Think I’m being snarky. Think again homer. This ‘Decider’, this ‘Crawford Caligula, this ‘Worst President Ever’, this sack of useless blood, wind and shit already sees himself as Truman. Why should he not cast himself as Augustus Caesar?

Why not indeed.

With Senator Harry Reid and Co. acting like Chihuahuas, all yap and no bite, what does the Chimp have to worry about?

Oh…

Wait.

This just in:

‘Senator McConnell and his Republican leadership can continue to follow the president off the cliff and try to block debate. And I understand why they want to block debate. They’re torn between their president and their constituencies. But they will not succeed because we are in the majority.’

Who the heck was that!

And then…

‘…said so clearly and so well, this war is unpopular. It is draining the American treasury not only of our gold, but our young men and women. And so I think they had better start looking at what is right, not what is good for the president.’

What the f$%3k who has the balls to say that to the colossus that is McChimpy?

First quote is by Senator Charles Schumer, second by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. This is not good news for The Chimp. When these two gentlemen, and I do mean ‘gentle’ start talkin’ tough about you you know you’re in trouble.

But help is just a click away Mr. Bush. So do us all a big, big favor and ‘do the honorable thing…’ for the first and last time in your life.

You can call Jim Baker for tips on just how to do it he’d be happy to see the last of your sorry ass.

Rudy Giuliani … up in flames

The New York Daily News is reporting today that the FDNY and former Mayor Giuliani are “at odds” (heh) with each other over both his insensitive treatment of first responders in the immediate aftermath of 9/11/2001 [inside job] and his cold-shoulder withdrawal from this year’s International Association of Fire Fighters forum.

Rudy really cannot afford too much bad news in his quest for the GOP nomination. His checkered past reads much like a passenger-side mirror on your car: objects are closer than they appear. For more of this R-rated story, check out the 27-page excerpt from the massive 450-page study conducted for the Giuliani campaign in 1993 (c/o smokinggun.com) entitled, “RUDOLPH W. GIULIANI VULNERABILITY STUDY.” The document is very entertaining, as it lists some of the many, MANY vulnerabilities of this candidate. A selection from the Smoking Gun:

“The confidential 450-page report, authored by Giuliani’s research director and another aide, was the campaign’s attempt to identify possible lines of attack against Giuliani and prepare the candidate and his staff to counter “the kinds of no-holes-barred assault” expected in a general election rematch with Democratic incumbent David Dinkins. As he tried to win election in an overwhelmingly Democratic city, Giuliani needed “inoculating against” the “Reagan Republican moniker,” the vulnerability study reported. “The Giuliani campaign should emphasize its candidate’s independence from traditional national Republican policies.” The final six words of that sentence are underlined in the study.”

Here’s something to keep in mind from the preface of the study, itself:

“The readers of this vulnerability study are urged not to dismiss or take lightly any of the negatives discussed in this document. Taken together, the negative issues presented in this study offer a compelling argument against electing Giuliani mayor.Rudy Giuliani has plenty of inoculating to do on several fronts. Most notably, Giuliani is vulnerable on his Republican Party affiliation, his participation in the police rally, his flip-flops on various issues, the reversals of many of his major convictions and his reputation for overzealousness.”

Oh, wait. I didn’t even get to any of the good parts…

“MARRIAGE/DIVORCE: Giuliani’s personal life raises questions about a “weirdness factor.” Giuliani was married to his second cousin for fourteen years. Although the marriage lasted for a long time, Giuliani had the union annulled on the grounds that he did not get the proper dispensation from the church for the marriage. When asked about his personal life, Giuliani gives a wide array of conflicting answers. All of this brings the soundness of his judgement into questions — and the veracity of his answers.”…

DRAFT DODGER: Giuliani received special treatment from a friendly federal Judge to avoid military service during the Vietnam War when thousands of less fortunate people were dying. Then, as a member of the Justice Department, he hypocritically prosecuted draft dodgers.

While many of his classmates and friends were risking their lives on foreign soil, Giuliani used his connections to obtain an occupational deferment. After serving in the ROTC until being rejected for physical reasons, Giuliani sought a deferment in 1968 and was rejected. A year later, the draft board received a letter from federal Judge Lloyd MacMahon, and Giuliani receive what experts consider a rare occupational deferment. (New York Post, 6/11/1989)”

Check in out more of the Smoking Gun excerpts from the 1993 study for yourself.