Posts tagged “george bush”

Not trying to make up blog entries at allFeb 20, 2005

Bush arrives in Belgium and somehow the photo looks fake, and Laura looks like she escaped from a Dracula film.

Can't take anymoreNov 2, 2004

Watching the 2004 election results at 3:30am with Bush ahead and the key states still undecided. Heading to bed, desperately hoping America gets it right this time. Canada's weather is a strong motivator.

Give me my marriage, GeorgeFeb 24, 2004

Go read my thoughts on Bush's proposed constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, posted over at the gay geek site.

A funny thing happened to me today. I was reading this article about President Bush, and for a...Nov 21, 2002

I almost respected Bush today. His administration, run by far cleverer people, has handled Al-Qaeda and Iraq surprisingly well. Still, Venezuela, Rumsfeld, and Ashcroft temper my praise. Credit where it's due, but let's not get carried away.

"If Sharon and Bush are men of peace, we are also men of peace" Al Quaeda makes a good point.Nov 16, 2002

Bin Laden's crew notes the irony of Bush and Sharon being called men of peace. Hard to argue with that logic.

The world is in safe hands, courtesy of Melton :-) And it's good to see Bush's supporters are not...Nov 15, 2002

Melton has the world sorted, and Bush supporters are staying visible post-election. Also, here's an Enigma-encoded message for you to crack: settings AAA, M1322 group 4, Naval M3, wheels 3,2,1. Get googling.

And so, after a long hard struggle, the battle is over, and democracy has lost. President Bush has...Nov 6, 2002

The UN Security Council voted unanimously for the Iraq resolution, prompting a Clinton NSC member to warn that there are "no checks and balances on President Bush." The irony of foreign autocracies positioning themselves as defenders of democratic restraint is apparently lost on everyone involved.

In possibly the wittiest bit of American advertising I've ever seen, a new campaign points out how...Oct 25, 2002

MoveOn.org has a brilliant ad showing how Bush's "regime change" rhetoric might just apply a little closer to home.

Hee hee! In case you didn't have enough reasons to dislike George Bush, according to New Scientist...Sep 4, 2001

Son of Star Wars has a fun new flaw: intercepted missiles don't just disappear, they land *somewhere* untracked between launch site and target. Could be your backyard in middle America. Or Europe. Nice.