Friday, March 10, 2006

Can Bush even spell "Discipline"?

News item:

WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush proposed a new law Monday that would help him curb spending by proposing vetoes of specific items in spending bills -- authority that the Supreme Court struck down eight years ago but which would be structured differently under Bush's plan.

"Forty-three governors have this line-item veto in their states," Bush said. "Now it's time to bring this important tool of fiscal discipline to Washington, D.C."


Right!!!!
The boy-President wants the line-item veto to discipline the budget!

Right!!!
This is the half-wit who has created the greatest deficit of all time!!! He has discipline???

Right!!!

This is the frat-boy - traveling on Daddy’s nickel (and the nickels of Daddy’s pals here and in Saudi Arabia) – who has already screwed the least among us via Medicaid “reform” and the Prescription Drug Fiasco –

who has already gotten thousands of our children killed and tens of thousands maimed over a grandiose, unnecessary, counterproductive war –

who sent the soldiers off understaffed and poorly equipped, and has reduced the benefits for them when they return –

who wants grandpa’s retirement reduced and put off longer –

who wants more jobs sent off to India –

who applauds the creation of “WAL-MART” jobs as replacements for manufacturing jobs –

who, although having attended Harvard & Yale remains uneducated, but demands that all kids pass his bullshit No Child’s Behind test to graduate from high school.

Yeah!!! He has good, disciplined judgment !!!

Who do you think the Chimpster is going to decide can do without?
The “Haves” and the “Have Mores”?

Ha !!!!

If that son-of-a-bitch (and I DO mean that literally, Bar!!) gets the “Line Item Veto,” he’ll just fuck us all a lot faster !!


- Uke Man


p.s. It should be interesting how this goes – watch the Dems ! This proposal is totally insane ON THE FACE OF IT !! See if anybody besides me says so.

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