Last Saturday, when President Bush presided over the unveiling of his “presidential portrait,” at the Union League, in Philadelphia, he joked to the crowd: ‘Welcome to my hanging.‘ Bush said the painter, Mark Carder, ‘did a really fine job with a challenging subject.‘

Yes, Mr. Bush ….Was it any challenge to you, when you arbitrarily “Hanged” hundreds of thousands of innocent Iraqi’s, and American soldiers?

Perhaps Saddam Hussein is beckoning you — to join him…..!

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Some comments internet wide:

webber wrote on: Dec 7, 2008 11:49:20 AM
The portrait of Bush makes him look like the cat who swallowed the canary. I notice a slight resemblance to Pat Robertson; the Preacher.

Slugger wrote on: Dec 7, 2008 1:58:10 PM
He should have been hung instead of his picture.

khovalyg wrote on: Dec 7, 2008 2:12:06 PM
If this non-elected piece of human waste leaves office without being prosecuted for felonies, treason, violation of oath of office, torture, murder, & war crimes, it’ll say that it’s ok for any president to be a Constitution-breaking tyrant & killer of American lives, livelihoods, & land. And that goes double for Cheney.

buzzsaw1 wrote:
The man is a war criminal and remains free. Begin impeachment proceedings now! What the hell is the holdup?

slim2 wrote:
“He kept photos of al-Qaeda leaders in his desk and showed how he had crossed through the pictures with a large “X” as each suspected terrorist was killed or captured.”…. This sounds more like your run-of-the- mill serial killer.

Schwartz1 wrote:
i love the picture of W. Like so many others, its clear that there is nothing behind those eyes. No brains, no headaches.

book134 wrote:
Almost no one quarrels with Dubya’s decision to invade & occupy Afghanistan. (Though the entire issue of war in Afghanistan should have been resolved & ended, years ago. This Administration has neglected the Afghanistan issue & thus, problems continue to fester there.)

But unless one is a Bush loyalist, bought & paid for with tax cuts for the wealthy, it is generally agreed that Dubya, aided by his GOP cronies, lied this nation into an unwarranted & unjust invasion & occupation of a sovereign nation (Iraq) for the purpose of further enriching his corporate cronies (esp. in the oil industry) & wealthy GOP investors.

This is by far, the most corrupt & criminal administration to ever darken the halls of the White House. Even Harding, Grant & Nixon were merely dabbling at corruption when compared with this bunch of criminals. Indeed, Watergate & Teapot Dome were child’s play in comparison to the endemic corruption of the Bush II Administration.

Hopefully, American historians will not give these criminals a pass

dmarble wrote:
Why did I read this piece? Not that it isn’t well-researched and well-written; it seems to be both. What I mean is, I already know this second-rate Chucklehead-in-Chief has been a disaster ever since Yale let him in the back door when no one was looking.

What a pathetic use of perfectly good oxygen.

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   The UNOFFICIAL Bush Presidential portrait

   Courtesy Bob Cesca

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aint2sure wrote:
War crimes. Put all the SOBs on trial for war crimes. If Congress won’t do it, the international community should! Someone has to make these criminals pay for what they’ve done!

Cleareye wrote:
All of these problems are a result of one man being suckered into a war in the middle east by a guy living in a cave. Osama’s plan is on track like a Swiss watch. Time for us to change horses fast!

thuctho wrote:
Look at that idiot face of Georgie boy. LOL. He does not know what he is doing. He screws America and Americans voted for him twice. That says a lot about American people.

Samson151 wrote:
“He spoke..about his “instincts”.. saying, “I’m not a textbook player; I’m a gut player.”

No, that wasn’t John McCain, although it sounds very much like something McCain would say. It was George Bush.

They’re very much alike. Both the rebellious sons of political heavyweights. Both adequate but hardly outstanding intellects. Both seeing themselves as the friend of the little guy, though both come from wealth and privilege.

One difference: Bush’s VP is a lot more qualified than McCain’s candidate. I don’t know whether that’s a good thing.

One other thing they have in common: both over their heads in the role of President.

Why do we keep electing people like this?

fridaolay wrote:
Bush will become the biggest mass murderer of the beginning of 21st century, and hopefully, there will never be another president like him.

Bush should join the lists of mass murderers such as Mussolini, Hitler, some of the Bolshevik– such as Stalin, Ivan the Terrible, and Atila the Hun, and Nero. Like all these psychopathic murderers, he is cruel, and like them Bush shows neither remorse or compassion. All he cares to know is “What was the body count on each side” in order to measure the level of his success on this war. He doesn’t seemed to be disturbed by the fact that many innocent people have been injured and maimed for life on both sides; what he cares to know is how many are dead…Bush is a repulsive psycho!

loan4ever wrote:
George W. Bush already made the world a better place. It’s a matter of fact that all the Bush-haters are enemies of liberty and justice — and now we know who they are and where they are. Well done, Mr. President!

God bless George W. Bush, the men and women in uniform, and America!

vought wrote:
Good God. How could we have possibly elected this messianic man president…twice? (er, make that once.)

cakewalk wrote:
The real morons are the voters who elected him.

gary4books wrote:
“Bring it on!”

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References:

1. A Portrait of a Man Defined by His Wars
2. The War Within — The inside story of how President Bush’s team dealt with its failing Iraq strategy.
   | Dissension | Key Players | Timeline: Road to the Surge | About This Series |

   The Book!

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