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allisburning

GW Bush -- Forever!

Jun 14, 2005 09:37

YAAAAAHH!!! Time to start scouring the used book stores for a copy of Final Exit.

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number of days until Bush is out of office = infinity

A House bill has been introduced that would change the 22nd amendment and enable George Bush to remain President for the rest of his ( Read more... )

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allisburning June 14 2005, 17:00:31 UTC

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Did you just invent that version now??

(Long ago, during the Reagan or George HW Bush administration, I saw a quote to the effect that "When the French think of Americans, they think of the Beverly Hillbillies -- driving tanks.")

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allisburning June 14 2005, 17:12:50 UTC

Kudos. That is great and deserves to be widely quoted.

sassy_red_head June 14 2005, 16:47:35 UTC

I'm not saying Canada has no problems but WTF??? What are you letting happen to your country?

*not trying to steps on toes here, I'm just concerned for your liberty*

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sassy_red_head June 14 2005, 16:50:23 UTC

What's FTAA?

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theonides June 14 2005, 17:33:27 UTC

Considering how much more popular Reagan was than W is... I can only shake my head at their arrogance and audacity, but not really see it as the same threat I did when we were talking about Reagan.

Of course, if they do appeal the 22nd, it also means Clinton could run again, and that'd be a far sight better than what we've got now. As much as the right tries to demonize him, I don't think it works as well as they'd like us to think. Of course, maybe they think that if Bill can run, Hill won't?

logicalwolfblue June 14 2005, 18:53:05 UTC

I need new pants now. o.0

allisburning June 14 2005, 23:10:31 UTC

Interesting Update

lysana posts:

"So, four Democrats and one Republican have co-sponsored a bill in the House of Representatives that would repeal the 22nd Amendment, which limits the President to two terms. Of course, that assumes it would survive the process all such proposals have to go through.

It looked extremely familiar to me. And I must declare my gratitude to someone off of a locked post, who did the Thomas footwork to demonstrate that it's been proposed in every Congress going back to the 101st in 1989..."

http://www.livejournal.com/users/lysana/631038.html

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