African Men Like Bush

With 333 days left in office, George W. Bush toured Africa and stopped to pose for pictures with a group of shirtless Ghanaian musicians on Wednesday.
Bush in Africa
Wherever he goes, people seem to lose the shirts off their backs.




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76. Which one is OBAMA?

Posted at 5:29PM on Feb 21st 2008 by clueless

77. YES WE CAN! YES WE CAN! YES WE CAN!

Posted at 5:31PM on Feb 21st 2008 by Osama

78. Linda...A few years ago approximately 10 Presidents were listed as to how they would be remembered for greatness. Clinton was listed as the president who will be remembered in history who actually balanced the budget and got us out of debt for the first time in history. Not sure how Bush will be remembered...my grandchildren will know but there is no pride in the fact that he has done much to create just the opposite with our budget. I volunteer my time working with abused kids as a CASA and can't tell you how many services have been discontinued since he took office. I'm glad this mans tenure is almost over...

Posted at 5:35PM on Feb 21st 2008 by Debbie/grandmother

79. African men like Bush and so do the African women. Hanging all over them: http://www.236.com/news/2008/02/19/africans_finally_find_a_use_fo_1_4520.php

Posted at 5:43PM on Feb 21st 2008 by Alyssa

80. I'm a white, southern American, highly educated in a field that you would not even make it in, most likely. I'm intelligent enough to know that I'm wasting my time sparring with the mental midgets who come to these boards, but, hey, I need some amusement this afternoon.

I understand that people have been writing ignorant, uninformed statements about President Bush since he came to your attention. The fact is that he cares nothing about your opinion of him but cares highly, for some reason that I have yet to fathom, about your civil rights and the freedom to speak your mind. He loses no sleep over the idiotic comments about him, because he is very busy being the leader of the free world and the most important man on the globe.

I know for a fact that he endears himself to almost everyone who meets him. He visits Lberia, in Africa, a country founded in Africa in 1822 by freed American slaves. They look extremely happy to see him.

Posted at 5:38PM on Feb 21st 2008 by anonymous

81. When your rebate checks arrive to your home, send them back to him since you all think he is so terrible..

Are you kidding? The only reason we are getting these rebates is because he has the economy so damaged he thinks it is the only way to fix it, not because we our such great people we deserve them. Don't act like he is doing someone a favor by sending them out. He is only trying to fix the mistakes he has made over the years.
Yes we probably will have higher taxes with the next president because they are going to have to figure out how to really fix the economy and replace the money that Bush has bled out to other countries and such over the last 8 years.

I understand that these other countries need help, but before we can help them, we need to help ourselves. We need to fix America before fixing Africa. I would gladlly not recieve a rebate check if it means that the Americans suffering would be helped, but that won't happen so send me my money it is the only way an America will ever get anything from this government.

Posted at 5:40PM on Feb 21st 2008 by tlo

82. I'm not going to come here and slam and insult another part of our great country. Suffice it to say that I have traveled widely, and have found that there are intelligent and not-so-intelligent people in every part of the nation; there are nice people and hateful people in every part of the nation. There are underdeveloped, rural areas with citizens who might not be uber-sophisticated like some of you think you are in every part of the nation. Therefore, I surmise to trash one part of the nation simply shows ignorance on the part of the one casting the insults.

Posted at 5:43PM on Feb 21st 2008 by anonymous

83. at least you ran a photo - I am so scared of how one sided the media has become...we're headed for socialism folks,get ready! I'm with Bob Geldof - why hasn't anyone in the medica acknowldeged that George Bush has done more to aid Africa (and I don't mean only financially - he actually has paid attention to where the money has gone in Africa's corrupt ass system!)than ANY OTHER president in uS history. I'd also like to point out (Kanya West if you're listening)that this President has also appointed more blacks than ANY OTHER president in US history! Not bad for a guy that "doesn't like black people"...wonder how that made Condi feel? Just think, the highest appointed position in our nation is held by a black woman.

Posted at 5:56PM on Feb 21st 2008 by wasup

84. 71. please read this:

But even today we know that Governor Blanco has now decided that a mandatory evacuation may not be necessarily after all. But we can go into that later. What about the use by her of the National Guard to impose law and order during the early looting and all of that? Garrett: She had a choice, as I am told. She could have taken up the offer from FEMA to federalize all of the activities in Louisiana, meaning that FEMA would be in control of everything. Not only law enforcement, but everything else. She declined to give them that authority. So essentially FEMA was trapped between two bureaucracies. One the Department Of Homeland Security where many of its decisions have to be reviewed and in some cases approved, and a recalcitrant state bureaucracy that wasn't going to give them the authority they needed to make things happen, among them, the National Guard.

Posted at 5:45PM on Feb 21st 2008 by midwest gal

85. Thank you anonymous - we are a military family - who does love this President - and does remember what Clinton did for us. I remember John Kerry voting against military pay that put food stamps for enlisted families. My husband is a col in the air force. I was on the OWC. I am not for war but I do understand this President. Sorry guys. If we think it is bad know - I am glad that we have free speech.

Posted at 5:44PM on Feb 21st 2008 by Mary

86. I believe people who milk the system are the blame for the ecomony..Clinton reaped the benefits that President Reagan put in place during his tenure..He fixed the ecomomy and Clinton took the credit..He and Jimmy Carter were the worse Presidents ever. You all are blind and ignorant to think that Obama or Clinton will fix the world..Break out your check books and start writing checks to pay for your taxes..Because they will leave you distitute and impoverished..Not been another terror attack since 911..Thank you President Bush..

Posted at 6:59PM on Feb 21st 2008 by Linda

87. Well Linda...I at one time was a conservative republican and voted for Reagan. What I can say about him is that he made the country feel good again after Vietnam...my dad was there. It was a horrible divisive time in our country. He helped bring the country together again. Bush is no way in the same league as Reagan.

Posted at 5:48PM on Feb 21st 2008 by Debbie/grandmother

88. Reagan was vilified in the press as bad as Bush is now. People forget all that hate.

Posted at 5:50PM on Feb 21st 2008 by midwest gal

89. "For the 1st time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country." Michelle is a BITCH! And then Obama has the nerve to say that she was talking about our "political process". He thinks we're stupid!
The fun is just beginning, boys and girls. Heaven help us!

Posted at 5:51PM on Feb 21st 2008 by Alexa

90. I would never vote for a guy whos name is "Barrack Hussein Obama"!!!

Posted at 5:53PM on Feb 21st 2008 by My vote is for Hillary

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