Comments on: Is Katrina Bush’s Waterloo?

By: spiralbound.net » Technorati Indicates Public Demand for Bush Impeachment

spiralbound.net » Technorati Indicates Public Demand for Bush Impeachment — Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:28:58 +0000

[...] I’m really interested to notice that for the last few days the search term “Impeach Bush” has been among the top searches on technorati.com. Somehow I doubt it’s a coincidence that “katrina” and “hurricane” are also among the top searches. It looks like the world is finally holding this administration accountable for its failures. Some sites are even posting alphabetical listings of the President’s screw ups. One thing is for sure, however, the President’s approval ratings are falling. [...]

By: jean escoffier

jean escoffier — Sun, 11 Sep 2005 20:46:39 +0000

The only thing to do now is put Bush and his cabinet in jail. Like in a cowboy picture. Because our voting system is so fucked and queered up, elections are so fraudulent, there’s no way to get these NAZIs out of power. How can Halliburton get EVERY government contract?
Suspend Davis-Bacon in a war zone so workers will get starvation wages?? Even Adolf had more finesse.
F**K THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

By: lady liberty

lady liberty — Fri, 09 Sep 2005 03:15:47 +0000

Not long ago the lunatic right wing fringe including the likes of Bill O’ Reilly called for the resignation of Dan Rather over the news anchor’s misrepresentation of Bush’s Vietnam service record. Such was the outcry and pressure even within his own CBS new team that the news man stepped down in humiliation. His journalistic ethics were questioned by reactionary commentators itching for a witch-hunt against a Bush critic on the airwaves. Mr. Rather faced the music over his failures and left as anchor of the CBS news after a long and distinguished career . Rather’s failure were human and his errors, may have embarrassed the President but Bush got reelected anyway. Rather did the right thing and left. However Rather’s mistakes did not result in a war fought for bogus reasons with no post invasion game plan, nor did it result in a Middle East debacle costing 20,000 thousands innocent lives being taken in the name of “freedom�?. The news anchor’s oversight did not cost nearly 2000 American soldiers poorly equipped to die in an ongoing foreign conflict the US cannot win… Rather’s error did not result in a massive inept federal bureaucracy from failing to respond in a timely and professional manner in order to save Americans who now live in a disaster zone called the Gulf coast. Well, Mr. President now it is your turn to face up to the consequences of your inactions or actions and for the same reason that Rather left then , it is high time you admitted to your failure , take responsibility for them by resigning from the presidency now! Your policy failures in Iraq, your inability to heed warnings about 9/11 attacks and to react quickly enough to the Katrina disaster, your failure to reduce the yawning US deficit which as has dug the American taxpayer to a bottomless pit for generations , your obsession with advancing corporate America and the expense of the poor buy cutting taxes for the rich, your failed China, Iran policy , your inept handling of transatlantic relations which have alienated America worldwide are all on the record for historians to see. You may wish to remain blind to this fact but for all these reason be a man at least and face up to all these failures and for the sake of America and its future generations do what a real man does when he realizes he is wrong and like Rather resign from your job.

By: Clarice

Clarice — Thu, 08 Sep 2005 23:59:15 +0000

I believe that if our so-called President (meaning George W.Bush) should be impeached. I am sure and I hope I am wrong, that he will never resign because he knows no shame. He, and Dick Chaney too, should be out of office. They have done nothing be be corrupt.

By: spiralbound.net » Bloggers Run Condoleeza Rice out of NYC

spiralbound.net » Bloggers Run Condoleeza Rice out of NYC — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 14:15:03 +0000

[...] All over the net, people are talking about how the Bush Administration’s failure to respond to Hurricane Katrina might prove to be the downfall of his administration. Based on his failures in Afghanistan, Iraq, Sudan, and the Gulf Coast, it is certainly clear Bush and his Neo-Conservative followers have become damaged goods, and some are even calling for him to “resign in shame“. [...]

By: Zebrality.com

Zebrality.com — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 00:25:28 +0000

Is Katrina Bush’s Waterloo?

Is Katrina Bush’s Waterloo?