I heard there was a brand new bushism...

Jan 21, 2007 at 2:24 AM
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I just couldn't find it, but what I did find... Which was funny and depressing at the same time, reside below.

Looking back, perhaps there was a bit of truth to this Bushism:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5613296/

Here are some more to laugh or whimper about.
http://politicalhumor.about.com/library/blbushisms.htm

I often hear people attempt to defend his propensity to expel his special brand of verbal diarrhea... Usually a WTF stare makes them take it back.

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That second link is one of the most depressing things I've read in a long time.

It is... The last 7 years have been. I really, really, can't believe he's served two terms and that there are people who would probably love a third if it were possible (which happens to be one of my greatest fears...). Perhaps the closest fear to that would be that those who still put him where he is embrace *gag* Newt Gingrich. That isn't going to happen though.

I completely believe that the GOP would be trying to amend the Constitution to allow for a third term if they still had a majority in Congress. There's nothing about these people that I'm not willing to believe, and that is very sad.

What's just as sad: the people who are looking for a work around so that Ah-nold could run for office. I heard he has actually asked people to find a way.

I don't think it's asking too much that the person who runs our country actually be a native to the country. That doesn't seem like an outrageous qualification to me. Boo-hoo, Arnold, you don't get to be the Austrian Reagan.

LOL. exactly!

and i thought nothing can beat our former president's "erap-tion"...Bushism...it sounds like something straight out of the pubic region.

...Bushism...it sounds like something straight out of the pubic region.

That would be favorable compared to reading his quotes and knowing that this is the man that runs our country! :) He's quite shameful and embarrassing. Unfortunately, a majority of those who actually voted didn't agree with the rest of us.

[this is good]

Here are the first three paragraphs from the Reuters story.

Bush with three classic remarks is #1 on the list of the

Yale Book of Quotes 2006. I went to Yale's webpage and the book is sold-out

Bush Quotes Most Notable of 2006 Experts Say

Fri Jan 19, 2007 10:16am ET

By Arthur Spiegelman

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - President Bush scored high Thursday on a list he may not be keen to top.

Three of Bush's quotes, led by his "I'm the Decider" remark in April, head 2006's most notable quotations compiled by Fred R. Shapiro, editor of the Yale Book of Quotations.

Bush's comment that "I'm the decider, and I decide what is best. And what's best is for Don Rumsfeld to remain as the secretary of defense" is followed by his State of the Union address quote that "America is addicted to oil" and by his comment on Hurricane Katrina to high school students in New Orleans: "I take full responsibility for the federal government's response."

The "decider" quote was also named "Bushism" of the year by the Global Language Monitor, which issues a list of best George Bush quotes each year. The monitor's Paul JJ Payack said No. 2 on that list was "I use The Google."

Full Story at Reuters Online

I included the above link so you wouldn't have to "use the Google.." like the Prez does..