Originally posted by treetalkThis is another example of Bush Derangement Syndrome that all liberals seem to suffer under. They may think they are being cute, but it's pretty obnoxious and childish.
Any problems with naming a sewage plant after Bush?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/san-francisco-to-vote-on-naming-sewer-after-george-bush-855433.html
Originally posted by der schwarze Ritteryes, it is pretty childish
This is another example of Bush Derangement Syndrome that all liberals seem to suffer under. They may think they are being cute, but it's pretty obnoxious and childish.
whew, i agreed with him and it hurt less than i thought. 😀
Originally posted by Zahlanziuh oh! .... you've just had your first gateway post experience and soon you'll be sucked into a vortex of finding everything the ritt says vaguely sensible gosh darn it even a tad common sense. But like most gateway experiences the effects eventually wear off and you'll be left shaking your head thinking that you had anything in common.
yes, it is pretty childish
whew, i agreed with him and it hurt less than i thought. 😀
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterSo when the weight of evidence stacks up so much that - gasp! - it is patently obvious that Bush is a terrible president and people express this ... they are suffering from a derangement syndrome?
This is another example of Bush Derangement Syndrome that all liberals seem to suffer under. They may think they are being cute, but it's pretty obnoxious and childish.
Is it only for Republican presidents that this exists? No cases of Clinton Derangement Syndrome existed 10 years ago?
Originally posted by treetalkThat's because the majority of Republicans are nice, polite people.
So when the weight of evidence stacks up so much that - gasp! - it is patently obvious that Bush is a terrible president and people express this ... they are suffering from a derangement syndrome?
Is it only for Republican presidents that this exists? No cases of Clinton Derangement Syndrome existed 10 years ago?
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterSo these nice, polite Republicans never indulge in childish attacks on their president (Clinton) or hysterical lies against presidential candidates (Gore, Kerry, Clinton, Obama)?
That's because the majority of Republicans are nice, polite people.
Do the nice and polite Limbaugh, O'Reilly, Coulter etc speak for them?