jeff wrote:
Bill Sornson wrote:
jeff wrote:
Bill Sornson wrote:
delboy wrote:
On 3 Feb, 04:01, TheTibetanMonkey
showing-the-path-of-enlightenment-in- the-jungle
wrote:
Hi IQ is not required for high office. It may be a hindrance. She
(Sarah Palin) only needs to lead the sheep...


I think George W. Bush has already proved that point!
http://vdare.com/sailer/kerry_iq_lower.htm

Goes to show what a decade or so of coke and booze will do. By the
time he was president he must have killed off most of his brain.
There's little evidence that he gave anything he did much thought.

Pretty much all seat of the pants and kicking it down the road
when the ideology failed.

Jeff

Yeah, and Gore flunked out of divinity school and ripped off the
country to the tune of hundreds of millions on the natch. Obama
smoked dope and did coke (admitted). Where are HIS college records?

None of those ran the country straight into the ditch while they
were being ideologues.

8 years of essentially zero job growth. The stock market about where
it was when he took office. The worst terrorist incident on his watch
and then he lets the master mind get away while he is avenging Daddies
honor in Iraq.

Not one thing improved on his watch if you don't count the rich
getting richer. Mind you, he took the country to two wars off budget
and pushed through that prescription drug benefit without the least
thought to how to pay for it.

And he left the financial system in shambles, most branches of the
government in disfunction and the country in the worst recession since
the 30's.

Or did you forget all that? You think it is just a coincidence it all
happened on his watch?

What you got besides fear, hatred and innuendo?

Jeff

Dude, you're delusional. Unemployment was under 5% (technically "full
employment") for record number of quarters under Bush. It's no coincidence
that the economy started going to hell when the Dems took control of
Congress in the 2006 elections. (And yes, the most ideological president in
history -- then Senator Barrack H. Obama -- voted for all the spending bills
and complained that they weren't enough.) Bush's biggest mistake was not
vetoing a ton of ****. (He did try 18 separate and distinct times to reform
Fanny and Freddie; see "Burning Down the House" unless Obama has had it
removed from the internet like he just did a Reuters article on new "back
door taxes".)

Out, BS