since we have finally discovered the source of all the problems in the united states and in the whole entire universe, i thought that it would be helpful to make a list of his most notable accomplishments in this area.

• he controls the weather.

hurricane katrina not only was designed to target areas where minorities live,it also was planned to distract those pesky reporters from investigating karl rove. i have no idea what the purpose behind hurricane rita was for him, unless it was for the sheer entertainment value of watching the reporters in the middle of the hurricane try to stay away from the loose trees.

he should also be credited for the yanks/angels rain-out. steinbrenner is a known republican contributor and his overpaid boys needed a day off.

• he tells conservative radio hosts and right-wing bloggers exactly what to say and post so they can spread his message of evil to millions every day.

again, this is all about karl rove because he’s the evil puppetmaster controlling president bush. frankj over at IMAO has the details on these talking point memos.

• he starts wars with other countries to make himself look like a tough guy and to improve his poll numbers.

after all, you can’t hold your head up high at the neo-con cabal meetings unless you have invaded a foreign country and forced liberation on them. this was another mistake in strategy by the evil ones. everybody knows that starting wars doesn’t always contribute to high poll numbers. karl rove should be fired, not for the CIA thing, but for totally screwing up the neo-con strategy for world domination and total control of the google empire.

upon examination of the evidence, it seems that the president has been very busy destroying lives, houses, and other countries. being the example of pure evil while keeping up the facade of a good Christian guy must be very exhausting work. why else do you suppose he needed that really long crawford vacation?

if you don’t get the point of this, read the rest of this blog.

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anger over the inequalities in america often degenerates into overheated, sometimes divisive rhetoric. this kind of dialogue distracts us from addressing the real questions we face and finding solutions to improve race relations. it’s easier to assign blame than to deal with the root causes of poverty and the reasons why it continues among african-americans and others.

fellow blogger amilicar has this take on president bush/bill bennett and the response to katrina.
i’m posting some excerpts here.

“In the Board room down in the Dungeon of the Republican Radio Broadcasters producers weekly meeting,a decision was made ; to reassert the confidence of the republican faithful, following the national and international exposure and embarrassment the President got, for his open racial response, to the devastation in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina.”

“As a result of that meeting, William Bennett decided he has no fear , nor love for America, so he would fire up the trailer park, to reignite the Red states, some excitement on behalf of the sagging approval rating of their beloved President Bush.”

there is no question that the response to hurricane katrina wasn’t perfect. there were colossal screw-ups on the local and state levels in new orleans, and FEMA didn’t perform as well as it could have. this continued carping that the recovery efforts were more effective for one race of people over another on purpose is just asinine. we saw more african-americans that were victims of katrina than other racial groups in new orleans because there was a disproportionate number of them in that area. the system in place was ineffective FOR EVERYBODY.

it amuses me when i read statements such as the above quoted statement. there is this persistent myth out there that conservative talk radio hosts all read from the same script. anyone who actually listens to the variety of conservative radio shows out there knows that this is not true. as far as bill bennett is concerned, when you read his statement in context, its meaning is altered quite a bit. bill bennett is not a racist. i think that he got caught saying something that he probably wishes he had said differently. i’m not here to be an apologist for bennett, but this charge is unfair.

to suggest that bill bennett said what he said to energize the red states and improve the president’s poll numbers is way past normal cynicism. that is accusing red staters and republicans of harboring racist attitudes, and this charge has no support by legitimate evidence. even if true, bennett would be wasting his time. it’s blindingly obvious that this president doesn’t govern by his poll numbers anyway.

i understand frustration with the current way things work in this country. i’ve been there myself a time or two. i just think we should be able to get beyond the personal attacks and the arrow-slinging to work together on making changes in the system that will alleviate some of these problems. we can come from different points of view, but at the end of the day, finding a solution to these problems should be more important than winning the argument.

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here’s an obvious point. hurricanes happened under the current president’s administration before katrina. granted, none were as severe, but somehow florida survived without much incident. somehow they were able to handle hurricanes, due to the preparation done on the state and local levels. that’s not surprising, considering how much practice floridians have had in dealing with similar situations. however, i’m not excusing FEMA or michael brown at all for hurricane katrina even though governor blanco and mayor nagin totally dropped the ball on their end. brown probably deserved to be fired. he wasn’t really qualified to do that job.

that said, it’s worth pointing out that states like florida and texas have well-thought out plans in case of a hurricane. these plans are implemented on the state and local levels. we didn’t hear about drastic chaos until katrina. this was because cops were on the job and prepared for the scoundrel element thinking about benefiting from human suffering, and people were given instructions and some time to evacuate the area. jeb bush is a smart man. his brother should ask his advice on how to deal with hurricanes or even hire one of jeb’s people to run FEMA. the president couldn’t possibly damage himself any further by this move.

coming up in future posts…more on galloway v. hitchens.

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george w. bush was wrong. he was completely and totally wrong. he didn’t fully understand the implications of not implementing needed change in the system. there is no need to share blame in this case. sure, others voiced similar opinions…but no one with his political clout ever made a wrong decision like this one before.

if he had thought far enough ahead, he would have seen the positive results of doing something out of the box for once. being resistant to change is a characteristic a lot of conservatives have, so it’s not surprising that bush would have this approach as well. now, because his view was ignored, we can see the effects of ignoring bush’s advice in this case.

side note:
I’m quite amused at the liberals (who can’t find anything that president bush has done right as the head of the US government) who still want the federal government to have increased control and involvement in New Orleans. if bush has screwed everything up so completely, why do you still want him to control clean-up and recovery efforts? interesting position.

as I was saying, we should hold our president accountable for the past mistakes he has made. liberals and conservatives should agree on this.

after all, it is obvious to all baseball fans that george w. bush was wrong about not adding the wild card round to MLB’s playoffs. he should apologize right away for this…and trading sammy sosa to the cubs.

what did you think I was talking about? 🙂

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