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if he wasn’t the man who ruined our country, i’d almost feel bad for the guy
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Despite being the guy who ruined our country, I still find this sad.
But also kind of funny.
Bush was supposed to be a happy Texan, lazing in his easy chair, watching sports and drinking beer. He chose to make something of himself, and it turned out to a disaster. Oh, well. We move forward. For what it’s worth, I bet he’d make a great drinking/sports watching buddy. I want to take this moment to formally invite the president to my basement on East Cross in Ypsilanti to catch a Pistons game, or even the college football national championship or something. I’ll shake his hand and prepare him a feast of bbq ribs, bacon water chestunts, chicken wings, and nacho cheese combos. There will be plently of beer in the fridge. We’ll jam to some cool music later on. What do you say, Mr. President?
I’m not sure if he’s snubbing them, or if they’re snubbing him. Either way, it’s a fucked up piece of video.
Can’t know for sure, but it sure seems like he is being snubbed to me.
Bush and his criminal friends didn’t just fuck up the US economy. What happens here, happens to the entire world as a result. They’re understandably pissed, and want to make it clear to the shitheads who engineered the Bush nightmare.
I’m with Cousin Geoff though. As long as Bush doesn’t let another terrorist attack through or something else like that in the last two months of his time in office, he’s always welcome at my house for a beer and to watch a game on the TV.
Most of the people on the upper deck seem to completely avoid eye contact with Bush, they shake hands with the person ahead of him then look right past him to get ready for the person behind him.
I kind of think Bush was a victim of good intentions and bad advice/judgement. It makes you feel a little sorry for him, until you remember what a mess he made of things.
I don’t feel sorry for him at all. He betrayed the small government, no policing the world, no nation building, less spending, proConstitution principles he championed in his pre election rhetoric, at a lot of other peoples’ and his party’s expense. He made an oath and he broke it, advice isn’t a factor. He’s sure not welcome in my house.
I feel bad for the guy but I don’t know why. Maybe it’s the liberal media implanting voices in my brain.
That’s the fluoride. Hence why I only drink my own pee, or rum. Mostly rum.
But mostly pee.