‘Mildly profane’ Bush ‘crashes’ Republican meeting on Iraq.

see my comment(s) below :rofl:

Surely you jest!!

This guy???

when Britain's Foreign Secretary was George Brown, who, it is said, occasionally partook a little too much of the juice of the grape. In the 1960s, serious newspapers still did not like to say that a Cabinet Minister was drunk, so they would refer to him as being 'tired and emotional'!

"partially fucked up" :eyes:

mild and that * was unhinged. Probably sloshed, too. :wow:

O8)

:evilgrin:

:rofl:

Someone had better call Darth. :sarcasm:

:bounce:

Idiot Boy was drunk as usual.

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I wish he would just admit it, he's on the bottle.... :beer:

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:hi:

The man is a national treasure. Probably kept us out of New Zealand. He deserves a medal or a Cadillac or SOMETHING.

:rofl:

a REAL vicuna coat!

Or the rights to sell the taxidermied Checkers on eBay.

LOL

:hi:

2. I don't get it. What do you suppose was so "amazing"?

the fucker was probably drunk :)

I'm sure this was meant to be a closed meeting.

How can they provide "candid opinions" with the president stumbling through the doors all the time?

Chimpy trying to play "gotcha"?

:)

I wonder if they had to have the carpets steam-cleaned in Kennebunkport after the summit? :sarcasm:

“It was stunning. We couldn’t believe he came in,” said one aide in attendance. “We kept looking at each other, amazed he came in,” said another.

Is this how far we've slipped? Is this the new normal.Being surprised the the motherfucking president of the United States would stop into a meeting of party leaders to talk about the most divisive and pressing issue of the day?

Has it become common wisdom that Bush is such a total bonehead and so far removed from the true levers of power that it's remarkable that he would join a policy meeting? It's really sad that a news organization (well, sorta)would assume their audience "just knows" that the president is so intellectually vapid as to be worse than useless in this type of meeting.

Other than that, it's kind of a strange article. It's like reading an article from Pravda during the Brezhnev days. You have to read between the lines to make out what's going on. I think it boils down to this; the president is by intellect and temperment wholly out of his depth, was knee crawling drunk when he crashed the meeting, is entering Nixonian talking-to-pictures territory, and most importantly Fox is just about to bail out on his sorry ass.

coming into a meeting -- it reveals Bush as a total crackhead who surprises people by coming to a meeting! Pravda, indeed.

:crazy:

He's as folksy as a crack monkey that throws poo on everything and everyone in the room.

"And ah just want tah say, anhybody who thinks were are leavin' Eyerack is just fuller poopies"

Popping in on a meeting doesn't sound too shocking to me. It's all about the demeanor. I bet he was stark raving wacko with glowing red eyes.

Swamp Rat, I think you've just been paged. :-)

Oh, to be a fly on that wall.

did he stomp on the floor with his feet. I want my war, I want my war, and nobody is going to tell me what to do!! He is loosing it.

Will someone please take him away to be appropriately assessed psychogically, he has some mental issues.
He is sick SOB. Really.

Getting drunk, and then going out looking for people to
explain himself to?

In all the nooks and crannies of the White House.

I wonder if he's suddenly entering the stalls in the restrooms at the White House to tell those there that he's not changing course.

They're everywhere. Can't trust 'em. They think they can hold a meeting without ME?

I'll show 'em......

and congress and all the other enemies of Bush's state.

Really, I think the man has gone stone cold nuts.

We all know dry drunks who occasionally get wet...

...

That comes uninvited to parties drunk and belligerent. You smile, nod your head and humor them until the forget what they're talking about and move on.

... to everybody who wasn't born wealthy, and/or is from a rural area. I know plenty of people who were raised on farms and who may not have had much formal education, but would NEVER swear, put their feet on the table, or insult visitors the way Bush does. My mom always warned me that being one of the first people in my working-class family to get an advanced degree meant that it was even more important for me to remain dignified and respectful at all times no matter who I was talking to -- and that being crude would disgrace my parents and my university. Bush went to Andover, Yale, and Harvard -- my dad started working at age 14 and would have have been thrilled to have a chance to attend any one of those schools. If Bush has a problem with elitism, there are more thoughtful and compassionate ways of dealing with that than simply spurning anything he thinks is associated with East Coast intellectualism or aristocratic snobbery.

Bush's sham "folksy" act is condescending and feeds upon the worst stereotypes.

Oh, yeah. :hi:

they all seem to be afraid of one dumbmother fucker! I am tired of hearing this shit! They sit and let him get away with anything he wants while we all will be facing the consequences of his and cheney's actions in the future. REPUBLICONS HATE AMERICA! Where are the fucking men in this country, must women do all of the hard work and the truth talking.

to be called out on it. He is mentally unfit.

and he's going to take them all down with him? Granted, they don't give a flying F for the Constitution or the people of this country. But, you'd think they'd care about their own, slimy hides.

they will follow him anywhere because they hate one group or another in this country. They hate the same people that they want to fight their wars. THey will tell them "we must come together because we are at war" and once the war is over they reap all of the rewards and use a few to pretend that there is no racism,sexism or classism.

They also are very angry because they want all to fight for there freedoms but they love to take away others freedom. In the run up to the war all who didn't agree were suppose to shut up and they continue to say that because people used their right of free speech now they are responsible for all of the bush fuck ups.

They don't have any allies because they thought they knew everything and didn't want to listen to any of them. Now they are trying to frighten all of the European countries and are telling them it is in their best interest to follow their lead and the so called president of this country. They should all throw everything back in his and cheney's face and leak all of their lies. Fool me twice shame on you, Can't get fooled again. The dumb bastard!

He's asserting his unitarily executive powers.
Please somebody leak the 'mildly profane' little hissy fit the Pretzeldent just had. Pretty please with impeachment sauce on top.

and they aren't working so, expect anything. They will do anything to stay in Iraq and try to convince everyone that america should stay there.

this dangerously unstable man must be reigned in. he is a threat to the American people.

They have got to find a way to Nixon him out of the White House.

they will refuse to believe this, they really think that he knows what he is doing just because he carries the label of president.

Imagine my surprise when I read further....

It's like we've all taken the green pill. :crazy:

How can he crash a meeting at his own headquarters? Did they have a meeting there he wasn't invited to?

Sounds like the "No Homers" club on the Simpsons :rofl:

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:spray:
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"Like, ohmygod! The super-cool President actually came into the room, folksy-ing and aswearin'! He's sooooooo hot."

These people are despicable.

Bush Surprises Senate Aides With Unexpected Interruption of White House Meeting
Tuesday, July 17, 2007

By Major Garrett and Trish Turner

WASHINGTON — President Bush shocked Capitol Hill staffers and Republican leaders Monday when he crashed a meeting at the White House to deliver a blunt message that he wasn't backing down on Iraq and Republicans need to understand that.

"It was stunning," said one GOP aide who attended the meeting. "We couldn't believe he came in."

"We kept looking at each other, amazed he came in," said another Republican aide.

Bush was described as folksy, adamant and mildly profane as he interrupted the meeting between senior White House communications staffers Tony Snow and Ed Gillespie and GOP leaders. His message: the policy on Iraq isn't changing. He is not backing down and no one on Capitol Hill should be confused into thinking he is letting up.

The interruption precedes what is expected to be an all-nighter in the Senate on Tuesday, ordered by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid as a way to protest GOP blocking tactics on moves to compel U.S. troop withdrawals from Iraq.

"We're going to work on this amendment until we get an up or down vote on it," he said.

Senate Republican leaders, alerted to Reid's plans on Monday, said they have the votes to keep the president's surge policy in place, at least for now, and called Reid's up-all-night gambit a stunt that wouldn't change any minds.

Senior Democratic leadership aides acknowledged that Reid's all-nighter — complete with roll-away beds — is meant to draw public attention to GOP demands that any changes to Iraq policy carry a 60-vote majority.

"Is this a publicity stunt? Yes," a senior Democratic aide told FOX News. "This is the only way we know to highlight their complete ignorance of the will of the people!"

Republicans said they've applied that standard for months on Iraq policy changes and aren't about to change now, especially when recent GOP defections have given Democrats bipartisan majorities on troop drawdowns and other policy changes.

Reid will seek a test vote Wednesday on an amendment by Sens. Carl Levin of Michigan and Jack Reed of Rhode Island to begin troop withdrawals late this year and have most combat forces out of Iraq by spring 2008.

Republicans predict that amendment will fall well short of the 60 votes required and probably attract no more than 55 votes, possibly fewer. Other non-binding policy changes are expected as well, but nothing is expected to garner the required 60 votes.

"The much-discussed Republican revolt has yet to materialize," a senior GOP aide said.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,289504,00.html

Well, maybe not so mild.

after he told them what he wanted.
The first one was a check for their service and the second was a compromising photo if they didn't accept the first.

"I'm the decider...!!1111"

It would be hi-larious if it weren't so sad and so lethal to so many in harm's way.

HELP US.

and yeah, he was buzzin

'Oh sir, please cuss me out more!' Stupid sheep.