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Sep 09, 2008 19:30

Anybody remember "compassionate conservatism"? Do you think President Bush does?

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arettber September 10 2008, 01:41:01 UTC
I don't think that's a fair question, since he never really did.

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bdar September 10 2008, 03:40:21 UTC
"Compassionate conservatism" means "I feel your pain but won't do anything to stop causing it."

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911939 September 10 2008, 04:50:29 UTC
I honestly don't think he cares about our pain.

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bdar September 10 2008, 04:54:11 UTC
I said "feel," not "care."

Although the alcohol probably dulls that, as well.

Oh my, did I accuse our Great and Noble Leader of falling off the wagon? I suppose it's more comforting to think he fucked up this badly due to booze instead of him doing all this stone sober.

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911939 September 10 2008, 13:45:36 UTC
I stopped believing his compassionate conservatism thing back when he was governor. Supposedly, in response to the news that convicted murderer Karla Faye Tucker had become a born-again Christian in jail and that it should perhaps influence the governor's decision on commutation of her death sentence, what with the idea of forgiveness and salvation and all, Gov. Bush replied, "Her soul belongs to Jesus, but her ass belongs to me."

That may be apocryphal, but I believe it.

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somebodystrange September 30 2008, 19:45:32 UTC
You still around, chief?

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hannibalv October 1 2008, 12:19:43 UTC
Nope. Am ded. Died in a cholera outbreak in 1898.

You might be the only person who'll get this, so I'll bring it up here: Am I the only one who thinks the whole Lane Kiffin firing sets up really well for him to walk into Denver and set up shop as Shanahan's heir apparent and then spend the next fifteen years making Oakland's life hell?

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somebodystrange October 1 2008, 16:37:20 UTC
Would that not be awesome?!?

I keep hearing Kiffin might be headed to Syracuse. I can't decide how I feel about that.

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