This is obviously not what happened.

Bush, as many bloggers have noted, has had REPEATED facial injuries to a degree that nobody working outside the construction or forestry trades should have. Nobody sitting behind a desk gets this sort of thing. Hell, even people clearing brush don't get this many facial injuries!

If it isn't obvious now that this man is a "falling down drunk", I don't know what it is. 

Unless we assume he's getting beaten up by Laura - probably for BEING a falling down drunk.

What does this man have to do to get impeached - rape his daughters on the White House lawn? 

Is "respect of the President" so powerful that this man can literally destroy this country before somebody notices?  Are you monkeys so afraid of your leaders that you can't see that the "Emrperor has no clothes" - even when he parades naked at a press conference?

In EVERY other country in the world not ruled by some tribal dictator, this guy would have been history years ago. I can remember several European leaders in recent years who at the first whiff of scandal immediately resign and are replaced in a day.  Why is it that in America, no matter how corrupt, vicious and lying a President is, he gets a totally free pass from everybody - including most of his so-called "political opposition"?

Could it possibly be because Americans realize that THEIR PRESIDENT IS THEM? 

We anarchists who don't believe in voting often get told that if we don't vote, we can't complain. My response has always been: Au contraire, mon frere! Since we didn't vote, we're the only ones who CAN complain!

And apparently we're the only ones who DO complain... 

Should we expect anything else from Curious George, the boy born with a silver spoon up his nose?

Trying to equate a few scratches he received working on his land with the wounds suffered by the brave, patriotic men and women in service to our country is beyond offensive.  He is a national embarassment and everytime he opens his pie hole and spouts stupidity it brings a tear to my eye that such a moron has been elected President of the United States...twice.

bush has consistently displayed an appalling lack of empathy or even basic understanding of what real people have to deal with in the way of problems, tragedies, losses and death... his comments on various occasions in the katrina disaster and countless other instances reveal him to not only be out of touch but fundamentally deficient in what most of us would consider to be basic humanity... he tries, i'll give him credit for that but, honestly, he would be a lot better off if he didn't try... he always ends up sounding like the embarrassing relative that nobody likes to be around that you had no choice but to invite to your wedding...

And, yes, I DO take it personally 

Well....he sent troops into battle without armor, but at least he went for a jog with an amputee.

That about sets it right, I guess.

The Bush family is well known now for their crassness.

Georgie jokes about not finding an WMD.

Momma says the poor blacks from New Orleans have a good life in a football stadium.

Model American family, if you ask me.

From the News Tribune,

http://www.thenewstribune.com/news/local/story/5377590p-4863252c.
html

‘“WASHINGTON – President Bush has signed legislation providing more funding for medical services to military veterans.

Despite the increase, critics say the new Veterans Administration budget may not be enough to meet the growing demand on a health care system already strained by the needs of soldiers, including Guard and Reserve, returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.

“It’s barely adequate,” said Dave Autry, a spokesman for Disabled American Veterans. “Unless something is done to shore it up, we anticipate they will be back asking for more.”

And Sen. Patty Murray (D-Seattle), who has complained that the administration and Congress were underfunding VA medical care, said she remained frustrated…

…The pressures on the VA’s budget will increase as more soldiers return from overseas and the cost of rebuilding VA facilities in the Gulf Coast damaged by Hurricane Katrina mount, Murray said. The senator also said there is talk of a 2 percent across-the-board cut for all federal agencies, while the basic costs of providing health care continue to increase.”’

 I guess that speaks for itself but read the article and see how Bush is using the money in a shell game, Bush is all show and no go.

Here is a little piece of Bush history circa 2003,

http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2003/05/25/loc_VAhealthcare.html

“Soon, tens of thousands of veterans will come home from the Iraqi war, be discharged with honor, and have a gift waiting for them - free health care from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for two years.

It used to be a lifetime guarantee.

Hundreds of thousands of veterans of earlier U.S. military conflicts might also no longer qualify for VA health care or might be forced out by rules proposed by the Bush administration to relieve an overburdened system. The changes would increase veterans' out-of-pocket costs by increasing co-payments for out-patient care and prescription drugs, as well as require many to pay a $250-a-year enrollment fee just to stay in the VA health-care system.”

Moving back to 2005 Here is a piece from Salon which doubtless reflects the results of Bush’s efforts,

http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:QxgXX1DP3zsJ:www.salon.com/new
s/feature/2005/10/26/suicide/+va+benefits+bush+%22cut%22&hl=e
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“On Oct. 8, Greg Morris, 57, was found by his wife, Ginger, in their home in Chama, N.M., an old mining town of 1,250 in the Rocky Mountains. Lying at Morris' side were a gun and his Purple Heart medal. For years, Morris had been receiving monthly V.A. benefits in compensation for post-traumatic stress disorder. Next to his gun and Purple Heart was a folder of information on how the V.A. planned to review veterans who received PTSD checks to make sure those veterans really deserved the money.

Last spring, the V.A. began to quietly draw up plans to take another look at nearly 72,000 veterans who from 1999 to 2004 had been classified as disabled and unemployable because of mental trauma from war. The V.A. plan, about which Salon was the first to report on Aug. 9, would review previous decisions to grant disability benefits to veterans incapacitated by PTSD.

Veterans advocacy groups are irate, charging the department with trying to save money at the expense of the men and women traumatized by war. They say mentally troubled veterans will be shocked, hurt and afraid of losing their monthly checks.”