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Nov3-05, 08:47 PM   #1
 

Questions for George W. Bush


I saw this on Salon.com.

The president hasn't scheduled his next press conference just yet, but Washington Post White House correspondent Peter Baker has already set forth, in writing, some of the questions he'd like to ask when he does. Dan Froomkin called them to our attention, and -- just in case the president is reading -- we're reprinting them here:

1. Did Karl Rove tell you the truth about the CIA leak, and did you tell the American people the truth?

2. A variant: What did you know and when did you know it?

3. You promised in your first campaign to clean up Washington. "In my administration," you told voters in Pittsburgh in October 2000, "we will ask not only what is legal but what is right, not what the lawyers allow but what the public deserves." Do you think your White House has lived up to that standard in this episode?

4. You promised to fire anyone involved in the leak, and your spokesman said anyone involved would no longer work in the administration. Last week's indictment makes clear that "Official A," identified as Karl Rove, was involved. Are you going to fire Karl Rove?

5. Even giving Scooter Libby the benefit of the doubt legally, do you approve of the conduct that has now been documented?
6. Why were Dick Cheney, then CIA director George Tenant, Karl Rove, and Scooter Libby discussing Joe Wilson's wife to begin?

Any one else have a question?
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Nov3-05, 10:21 PM   #2
 
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Mr. President, with the record spending of the transportation and energy bills behind you, what do you hope to accomplish in your second term? Privatization of Social Security? Further tax breaks for the wealthy? Tort reform? Sounds pretty dismal--why not just resign now?

Then the rest of us can get to work on the environment, healthcare, balancing the budget, and of course withdrawing from Iraq--all the things that really matter to Americans.
Nov5-05, 08:20 AM   #3
 
George, this masquerade has been going on too long. You had your fun, now let Al take his job OK?
Nov5-05, 11:18 AM   #4
 

Questions for George W. Bush


Have you ever thought about doing some basic communication classes?
Nov5-05, 10:13 PM   #5
 
You talking to me?
Nov5-05, 10:24 PM   #6
 
you democrats ask the silliest questions.
Nov6-05, 01:11 AM   #7
 
Mr. President, much of the nation is suffering from an annoying mental disorder called Liberalism that causes these poor fellows to whine and complain incessantly. It has even been found to invoke paranoia and conspiracy theories. Why hasn't your administration addressed these bleeding hearts and provided adequate supplies of tissue, warm milk, and medications to comfort them? America demands and answer!
Nov6-05, 04:04 AM   #8
 
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Shall I venture myself in these slippery alleys ?
Question for G.W.:
"Where are the toilets ?"
Nov6-05, 07:58 AM   #9
 


Watch me.

"Tsk, tsk, banana?"

Nov6-05, 08:12 AM   #10
 
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Watch me.
"Tsk, tsk, banana?"
Ni xiang shei aaaa?
Nov6-05, 08:14 AM   #11
 
Ehhhh?
Nov6-05, 08:43 AM   #12
 
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Ehhhh?
Ni bu shi shuo : hao xiang ni?
Nov6-05, 09:27 PM   #13
 
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Mr. President, how does it feel having to answer for all the suffering you have caused fellow Americans and peoples throughout the world? Now, in regard to emergency preparedness, are there adequate supplies of tissue and warm milk for the right-wing radicals when they realize their butts were kicked by passive bleeding heart liberals?
Nov6-05, 11:07 PM   #14
 
Quote by Mercator
Ni bu shi shuo : hao xiang ni?
Ah, that. The "Great Fragrance Mile", that's where I am. Pinyin can be tricky without the tone signs.
Nov7-05, 05:34 AM   #15
 
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Ah, that. The "Great Fragrance Mile", that's where I am. Pinyin can be tricky without the tone signs.
Hahaha! I thought it was a secret message to someone. Certainly not to Bush I presume?
Nov7-05, 06:51 AM   #16
 
Someday I am going to kill you.

after I have applied "enhanced interrogation technique".
Nov7-05, 07:15 AM   #17
 
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Someday I am going to kill you.
after I have applied "enhanced interrogation technique".
Wo hai pa!
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