Time to dust off the 25th Amendment?

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'I'm the President!'
Created 06/01/2007 - 7:15am

President George W. Bush's paranoid megalomania is so rampant that close
friends and supporters worry about the man's sanity and fear he has lost
his tenuous grip on reality.

Bush, whose arrogant stubbornness knows no bounds, is so wrapped up in
his obsession with being President and "commander-in-chief" that his
behavior shocks his most ardent supporters.

Writes syndicated columnist Georgie Anne Geyer:

Friends of his from Texas were shocked recently to find him nearly
wild-eyed, thumping himself on the chest three times while he repeated
"I am the president!" He also made it clear he was setting Iraq up so
his successor could not get out of "our country's destiny."

Arnaud de Borchgrave, the rabid Bush supporter who edits the right-wing
Washington Times and runs what is left of United Press International,
also reports on the meeting:

The self-described "Decider" is the antithesis of self-doubt. Like
an old seadog, he relishes the idea of plowing into rough seas.

When a recent visitor asked him what assurance he could give about
his successor in 2009, President Bush replied, "we'll fix it so he'll be
locked in." The visitor left perplexed and wondered whether that might
mean the U.S. would be in a wider war in the region by then. In any
event, it didn't sound like twilight time for Mr. Bush.

A Texan friend of longstanding called on him recently and confided
to his Washington hosts that Mr. Bush had said three times, bringing a
clenched fist to his chest, "I'm the president." Reminding visiting
political opponents of this would be normal, but the close friend said
he was a taken aback a bit as he had never before seen Mr. Bush in this
mode.

What these close friends see is a madman on the edge, a delusional
paranoid whose brain is fried by too many years of hard drinking and
probably too much cocaine up his nose.

Compared to Bush, Richard M. Nixon appears sane and stone cold sober.
Hell, history will probably cast legendary drunk Ulysses S. Grant as a
President more in control of himself.

Not only is he wrapped up in the aura of "I'm the President," but he is
now determined that anyone who follows him will have to live with his
legacy of lies, deceit and despair - his failed war in Iraq, his cancer
on "our country's destiny."

The fate of this nation - and indeed the fate of the world - may well
depend on the deranged mind of a truly insane President of the United
States.
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http://www.capitolhillblue.com/cont/node/2618
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John #1782

"We should always be disposed to believe that which appears to us to be
white is really black, if the hierarchy of the church so decides."

- Saint Ignatius Loyola (1491-1556) Founder of the Jesuit Order.

President George W. Bush's paranoid megalomania is so rampant that close
friends and supporters worry about the man's sanity and fear he has lost
his tenuous grip on reality.

Time to dust off the 25th Amendment?

---
'I'm the President!'
Created 06/01/2007 - 7:15am

President George W. Bush's paranoid megalomania is so rampant that close
friends and supporters worry about the man's sanity and fear he has lost
his tenuous grip on reality.

Bush, whose arrogant stubbornness knows no bounds, is so wrapped up in
his obsession with being President and "commander-in-chief" that his
behavior shocks his most ardent supporters.

Time to dust off the 25th Amendment?

---
'I'm the President!'
Created 06/01/2007 - 7:15am

President George W. Bush's paranoid megalomania is so rampant that close
friends and supporters worry about the man's sanity and fear he has lost
his tenuous grip on reality.

Bush, whose arrogant stubbornness knows no bounds, is so wrapped up in
his obsession with being President and "commander-in-chief" that his
behavior shocks his most ardent supporters.

Writes syndicated columnist Georgie Anne Geyer:

Friends of his from Texas were shocked recently to find him nearly
wild-eyed, thumping himself on the chest three times while he repeated
"I am the president!" He also made it clear he was setting Iraq up so
his successor could not get out of "our country's destiny."

Arnaud de Borchgrave, the rabid Bush supporter who edits the right-wing
Washington Times and runs what is left of United Press International,
also reports on the meeting:

The self-described "Decider" is the antithesis of self-doubt. Like
an old seadog, he relishes the idea of plowing into rough seas.

When a recent visitor asked him what assurance he could give about
his successor in 2009, President Bush replied, "we'll fix it so he'll be
locked in." The visitor left perplexed and wondered whether that might
mean the U.S. would be in a wider war in the region by then. In any
event, it didn't sound like twilight time for Mr. Bush.

A Texan friend of longstanding called on him recently and confided
to his Washington hosts that Mr. Bush had said three times, bringing a
clenched fist to his chest, "I'm the president." Reminding visiting
political opponents of this would be normal, but the close friend said
he was a taken aback a bit as he had never before seen Mr. Bush in this
mode.

What these close friends see is a madman on the edge, a delusional
paranoid whose brain is fried by too many years of hard drinking and
probably too much cocaine up his nose.

Compared to Bush, Richard M. Nixon appears sane and stone cold sober.
Hell, history will probably cast legendary drunk Ulysses S. Grant as a
President more in control of himself.

Not only is he wrapped up in the aura of "I'm the President," but he is
now determined that anyone who follows him will have to live with his
legacy of lies, deceit and despair - his failed war in Iraq, his cancer
on "our country's destiny."

The fate of this nation - and indeed the fate of the world - may well
depend on the deranged mind of a truly insane President of the United
States.
---http://www.capitolhillblue.com/cont/node/2618
--
John #1782

"We should always be disposed to believe that which appears to us to be
white is really black, if the hierarchy of the church so decides."

- Saint Ignatius Loyola (1491-1556) Founder of the Jesuit Order.

Time to dust off the 25th Amendment?

---
'I'm the President!'
Created 06/01/2007 - 7:15am

President George W. Bush's paranoid megalomania is so rampant that close
friends and supporters worry about the man's sanity and fear he has lost
his tenuous grip on reality.

Bush, whose arrogant stubbornness knows no bounds, is so wrapped up in
his obsession with being President and "commander-in-chief" that his
behavior shocks his most ardent supporters.

Time to dust off the 25th Amendment?

---
'I'm the President!'
Created 06/01/2007 - 7:15am

President George W. Bush's paranoid megalomania is so rampant that close
friends and supporters worry about the man's sanity and fear he has lost
his tenuous grip on reality.

Bush, whose arrogant stubbornness knows no bounds, is so wrapped up in
his obsession with being President and "commander-in-chief" that his
behavior shocks his most ardent supporters.

Writes syndicated columnist Georgie Anne Geyer:

Friends of his from Texas were shocked recently to find him nearly
wild-eyed, thumping himself on the chest three times while he repeated
"I am the president!" He also made it clear he was setting Iraq up so
his successor could not get out of "our country's destiny."

Arnaud de Borchgrave, the rabid Bush supporter who edits the right-wing
Washington Times and runs what is left of United Press International,
also reports on the meeting:

The self-described "Decider" is the antithesis of self-doubt. Like
an old seadog, he relishes the idea of plowing into rough seas.

When a recent visitor asked him what assurance he could give about
his successor in 2009, President Bush replied, "we'll fix it so he'll be
locked in." The visitor left perplexed and wondered whether that might
mean the U.S. would be in a wider war in the region by then. In any
event, it didn't sound like twilight time for Mr. Bush.

A Texan friend of longstanding called on him recently and confided
to his Washington hosts that Mr. Bush had said three times, bringing a
clenched fist to his chest, "I'm the president." Reminding visiting
political opponents of this would be normal, but the close friend said
he was a taken aback a bit as he had never before seen Mr. Bush in this
mode.

What these close friends see is a madman on the edge, a delusional
paranoid whose brain is fried by too many years of hard drinking and
probably too much cocaine up his nose.

Compared to Bush, Richard M. Nixon appears sane and stone cold sober.
Hell, history will probably cast legendary drunk Ulysses S. Grant as a
President more in control of himself.

Not only is he wrapped up in the aura of "I'm the President," but he is
now determined that anyone who follows him will have to live with his
legacy of lies, deceit and despair - his failed war in Iraq, his cancer
on "our country's destiny."

The fate of this nation - and indeed the fate of the world - may well
depend on the deranged mind of a truly insane President of the United
States.
---
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/cont/node/2618
--
John #1782

"We should always be disposed to believe that which appears to us to be
white is really black, if the hierarchy of the church so decides."

- Saint Ignatius Loyola (1491-1556) Founder of the Jesuit Order.

Time to dust off the 25th Amendment?

---
'I'm the President!'
Created 06/01/2007 - 7:15am

President George W. Bush's paranoid megalomania is so rampant that
close friends and supporters worry about the man's sanity and fear he
has lost his tenuous grip on reality.