Comments on: Hurricane Bush

By: j clark

j clark — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 08:45:54 +0000

Next time the "messiah" discusses our 57 states or mumbles thru his preaching because he in incapable of speaking without a teleprompter or his idiot wife talks about her feelings about her country I would like to see the blithering incompetance mentioned. Obama isnt a rock star hes another Liberal idiot promising nothing but higher taxes and government control. Careful CO-ED your bias is showing.

By: kay

kay — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 07:46:58 +0000

It's just easier for people to blame Bush. He's been the scapegoat for 7 years, so why not continue. The bias on this website is obvious, as with many others. People are so obsessed with Obama…and so many of them don't even know what he stands for. Besides change of course. But what change exactly? It sounds so good, but when you look at what he actually wants to do….not really changing much. Shocking.

By: papa bear

papa bear — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 05:39:47 +0000

a hurricane wiping out and entire city or 2 iconic skyscrapers being exploded into oblivion by terrorists killing 3000 people and essentially marking the end of the idea that the US was a monopole superpower rather than a big power in a multipolar war are lesser disasters than a guy who on sum total, is a 'do nothing' who basically followed along with whatever Congressional winds were blowing? Hyperbole much?
Yeah and as LCJS the Congress that was supposed to 'change everything' came in and made shit even worse (did I mention that it's Democrat controlled?) has an even lower approval rating.
To point only at Bush when the ENTIRE political system of the Dems and GOP have failed us all is shortsighted misleading at best.
The time to get legit 3rd parties back was 10 years ago.

By: LCJS

LCJS — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 17:22:13 +0000

That video made me sick, as well as your bias in presenting it here. That liberal claptrap is so insulting. When a video like this is made, I never want to hear another liberal complain about Obama's New Yorker cover again. Bush has a better approval rating than the Democratic congress!