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As a comedian, he makes a great Pseudopresident...
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Thu, 25 Mar 2004 17:53:02 GMT
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From The Dreyfuss Report:
Iraq Big Joke to W. link
So Iraq is a big joke to President Bush. The frat-boy president thinks that not
finding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, at the cost of a nation ruined and
tens of thousands killed, is a towel-snapping hoot.
In perhaps the most tasteless display ever put on by a president, Bush made
a funny out of Iraq at last night’s Radio-TV Correspondents Association dinner.
(No, I didn’t go to that event. I haven’t ever been to one of those yuck-yuck
insider sessions ever, and I wouldn’t go if I were invited, unless it were to
investigate the participants.)
Anyway, here is the account of Bush’s supposedly hilarious appearance
before the tuxedo-clad elite, from The Washington Post this morning:
He (Bush) put up dorky looking pictures of himself. A recurring joke involved
photos of the president in awkward positions-bent over as if he’s looking under
a table, leaning to look out a window-accompanied by remarks such as “Those
weapons of mass destruction must be somewhere!” and “Nope, no weapons over
there!” and “Maybe under here?”
That’s funny? I wish the tape of the president cackling about his lies over
Iraq could be broadcast on Iraqi TV. And maybe shown to the families of U.S.
soldiers killed in Iraq.
When I heard about Dubya’s string of bon mots, I figured that it’s just par for
the course. Does it really seem appropriate for an alleged president to make
jokes at the expense of US soldiers and innocent Iraqis who’ve died because of
his fabricated war? I can think of several very fitting words to describe him,
but I would be banned from LUGNET for using them.
Dave!
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