" . . . [I]nside and outside the administration . . . upbeat talk masks disappointment and frustration among many White House staffers, who believe Bush's reputation has been unfairly maligned for a series of calamities -- from the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks to the financial crisis -- that were beyond his control and which he handled well. GOP nominee John McCain's escalating attacks on Bush's tenure have added to irritation, these people said.
Ha.
The fault lies not in the stars, but in George Bush.
To wit:
9/11 (for ignoring Clinton's warnings)
Fiscal bankruptcy (for pissing away the Clinton surplus, then drowning the budget in Grover Norquist's bathtub).
Moral bankruptcy (starting a war based on lies about WMDs in the service of an Oedipal conflict between Dubya and Dubya's Daddy, making torture patriotic, killing a million people, ignoring habeas corpus, stuffing government with Talibangelical crazies, etc.).
Etc., etc., etc.
Cowboy up, George. It really is all your fault.
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But, c'mon, would you rather have a beer with that stiff, Al Gore?
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Too bad you couldn't make it to SL and the Yak tonight, No Blood. Cindy McCain was there! And in one great outfit. Ah, well, maybe she'll show up on Election night. Hope to see you there.
Now to go set back my clocks.
; )
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