Bush Saying The Long And Sad Goodbyes

I will miss president Bush and his cowboy diplomacy and I will really miss sleeping well at night knowing he was in Washington ready to unleash the power of the US Military on our enemies in a blink of an eye unlike the person who will now sadly be sitting in his chair pretending to be the second coming who is already giving me sleepless nights and uncomfortable days.

Bush sat down with my favorite news anchor who also is hitting the dusty trail Brit Hume and will also sit with Sean Hannity tonight on his new show Hannity which has excommunicated the ignorant liberal known as Alan Colmes whom I referred to over the years here and elsewhere as the A hole portion of the Hannity and A Hole Show.

The people of this country will miss this man once the usurping fraud Obama becomes "commander in cheap" in a week and couple days as our enemies around the world start acting like the mice who play when the cat's away and play Obama like a cheap fiddle at an Ozark Mountain hoedown. I'll pay final tribute to this commander in chief on January 20th while the country's liberals are celebrating the biggest mistake ever made in United States 230 plus year history turning Washington DC into a huge replica of Barney Franks basement on Gay Day or better yet Two Fer Tuesdays at the local gay bathhouse for a day. God help us all.

Bush defends presidency in final news conference

- Yahoo! News: "WASHINGTON – In a nostalgic final news conference, President George W. Bush defended his record vigorously and at times sentimentally Monday. He also admitted many mistakes, from the 'Mission Accomplished' banner during a 2003 Iraq speech to the discovery that the alleged Iraqi weapons of mass destruction that he used to justify war didn't exist.

After starting what he called 'the ultimate exit interview' with a lengthy and personalized thank-you to the reporters in the room who have covered him over the eight years of his presidency, Bush showed anger at times when presented with some of the main criticisms of his time in office.

He particularly became indignant when asked about America's bruised image overseas.

'I disagree with this assessment that, you know, that people view America in a dim light,' he said.

Bush said he realizes that some issues such as the prison for suspected terrorists at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, have created controversy at home and around the world. But he defended his actions after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, including approving tough interrogation methods for suspected terrorists and information-gathering efforts at home in the name of protecting the country." continued

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