Greg_Groogan's Blog

I think the sickening feeling I get from most anything Bush says or does just got worse. I wonder how many people still disagree with the infamous Dixie Chicks' quote. I really think the majority of Americans are tired of this administation, and Bush keeps giving us reasons to be tired of him - just don't write a comic book about it!

I wrote on another blog that I see this playing out. Bush, Cheney, Rove and Libby all sit around and one Bush, Cheney or Rove says to Libby. Now you know we can't allow the vice-president to go down for outing a spy, so we need someone to be the fall guy, take one for the team, and that person needs to be you. Then Bush interjects, "Then if you are found guilty, I'll pardon you, so everybody wins." If it weren't counterproductive to getting things done in Congress, I'd be the first person to sign on for impeaching both Cheney and Bush. Cheney may be the shadow government, but Bush is responsible for all those who is under his administration. His administration makes us wish for the Clinton/Lewinsky days. I had a blog where I had a link to two documentaries about Cheney (one PBS and one a Canadian network). I feel sorry for the person who is elected to clean up the mess of this administration, whether that is Democrat or Republican or other. I don't think a 4-year term is going to be enough to do damage control. I was consider a "traitor" and "unpatriotic" because I was in such a minority about the Iraq war. His body language screamed "I'm lying." I felt like the Dixie Chicks. I will be interested to see just how low his approval ratings get before he leaves office. This pardon was very different than what Clinton and other presidents did when they leave office. Clinton never pardoned anybody who was involved in a scandal at the White House. I'm thinking maybe we should take away this presidential privilege for good. You know rules are made when someone comes

Greg: Completely off topic here, but I loved the story you did on the young woman with cerebral palsy who went diving. You know that Christopher Reeve was able to walk a few steps when he was in the pool. It was a special on 20/20 and you couldn't help but cry tears of joy for him. Great job on another great story. It's not just a feel-good story but a feel-wonderful story. Anybody who missed it needs to check it out online.

No one outed a spy.
PBS? Public Barbara Streisand Network?
Canadian Network? So that is what that C stands for. I thought it was Communist.
How unfortunate that we do not have to wait in long lines for a free flu shot.

Most Americans, Wonderful World, are not taken in by whatever the liberal press chooses to feed us each news day.

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ps. nuttin perznal PB. Some of those comments really gig me in my "right side" and the only way I know to get rid of the thorn is to pull it and return it.
LOL

"As it turned out, several administration officials revealed Plame's identity. White House political adviser Karl Rove and Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage were the primary sources for a 2003 newspaper column outing Plame. Former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer also admitted telling reporters about her. Libby was the only one charged in the matter and not for leaking."

A quote from:
Bush Dismisses CIA Leak As Old News
Friday, July 13, 2007

By JENNIFER LOVEN, Associated Press Writer