Politics > Politics-USA > George W. Bush Can't Tell the Difference Between a Democracy And a Puppet Government
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Politics > Politics-USA |
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"TallGlass" |
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28 Jan 2006 06:45:16 PM |
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George W. Bush Can't Tell the Difference Between a Democracy And a Puppet Government |
Cynics might argue that it is understandable that George W. Bush can't
tell the difference between a democracy and a puppet government.
After all, Bush was installed as president -- despite having lost the
election by more than a half a million votes -- by a 5-4 vote
instigated by a partisan hack Supreme Court Justice who thinks he is a
judicial agent of God (we're talking about Antonin Scalia here). Bush's
presidential "appointment" was the crowning culmination of a long-term
right wing strategy aimed at controlling America through packing the
courts and hijacking the electoral process.
Just as the Bush Cartel is going to seize the second largest oil fields
and colonize the Middle East -- Hell or high water -- the right wing
extremists were going to place their puppet in the White House in 2000
no matter what it took.
In his February 26th speech at the right wing American Enterprise
Institute -- with the Stalinist John Ashcroft at his side -- Bush read
carefully crafted remarks that were meant to tug at the love Americans
have for our memory of when we were a democracy (before Bush, before
the 6 year attempt to impeach Bill Clinton, before election 2000,
before the KGB reign of John Ashcroft). Among the many hot button
appeals to our heritage as a democracy, he declared, "Success in Iraq
could begin a new stage for Middle Eastern peace, and set in motion
progress towards a truly democratic Palestinian state." (See:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/article
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