Maher slams George W. Bush for hypocrisy of ‘nauseating’ ride with disabled veterans
By Arturo Garcia Saturday, June 1, 2013
Hearing that former president George W. Bush went on a motorcycle ride with a group of disabled Iraq war veterans did not sit well with Real Time host Bill Maher on Friday.
“I found this to be nauseating,” Maher said of Bush’s appearance at the Warrior 100K Ride in Texas. “First he sends them off to war to get their limbs blown off, then he has them over for a barbecue. This is like the Cleveland guy having a pizza party for those girls he had in his basement.”
Maher slams George W. Bush for hypocrisy of ‘nauseating’ ride with disabled veterans | The Raw Story
Bush still thought he was a popular president.
Maher slams George W. Bush for hypocrisy of ‘nauseating’ ride with disabled veterans
Maher slams George W. Bush for hypocrisy of ‘nauseating’ ride with disabled veterans
I reckon ol' W doesn't lose much sleep over what Bill Maher thinks of him.
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Maher slams George W. Bush for hypocrisy of ‘nauseating’ ride with disabled veterans
Bush tried democracy before invading Iraq.
Funny, I don't remember that.
Funny, I don't remember that.
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Maher slams George W. Bush for hypocrisy of ‘nauseating’ ride with disabled veterans
Ah, that'll be the same democracy that Blair tried then.
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Maher slams George W. Bush for hypocrisy of ‘nauseating’ ride with disabled veterans
At least he's seems to have been basically honest in his intentions. More than youi can say for Blair.
George W Bush admits he might have become carried away with fame | Mail Online
‘I don’t feel sorry for them, because they don’t feel sorry for themselves.’
Brutally honest maybe?
George W Bush admits he might have become carried away with fame | Mail Online
‘I don’t feel sorry for them, because they don’t feel sorry for themselves.’
Brutally honest maybe?
Maher slams George W. Bush for hypocrisy of ‘nauseating’ ride with disabled veterans
George W. Bush back in favor? His ratings make a surprising jump
More Americans now view Goerge W. Bush favorably than unfavorably, according to a Gallup poll. It's typical for ex-presidents to see their ratings rise, but Mr. Bush's jump is significant.
By Chelsea B. Sheasley | Christian Science Monitor – Wed, Jun 12, 2013.
George W. Bush back in favor? His ratings make a surprising jump
Can we view this as another lie created by so said main stream media? How easy it is to produce a number to serve rulers’ policy. (government, in their word) Is it a preparation for coming war in Syria and Iran?
More Americans now view Goerge W. Bush favorably than unfavorably, according to a Gallup poll. It's typical for ex-presidents to see their ratings rise, but Mr. Bush's jump is significant.
By Chelsea B. Sheasley | Christian Science Monitor – Wed, Jun 12, 2013.
George W. Bush back in favor? His ratings make a surprising jump
Can we view this as another lie created by so said main stream media? How easy it is to produce a number to serve rulers’ policy. (government, in their word) Is it a preparation for coming war in Syria and Iran?
Maher slams George W. Bush for hypocrisy of ‘nauseating’ ride with disabled veterans
katsung47;1429973 wrote: Can we view this as another lie created by so said main stream media? How easy it is to produce a number to serve rulers policy. (government, in their word) Is it a preparation for coming war in Syria and Iran?
I am not surprised by W's new popularity.
All the rightwingnuts think he was the second coming of Ronnie Raygun.
I am not surprised by W's new popularity.
All the rightwingnuts think he was the second coming of Ronnie Raygun.
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Maher slams George W. Bush for hypocrisy of ‘nauseating’ ride with disabled veterans
LarsMac;1429976 wrote: I am not surprised by W's new popularity.
All the rightwingnuts think he was the second coming of Ronnie Raygun.
Except, of course, for the far right wingnuts, who call him a "liberal".
All the rightwingnuts think he was the second coming of Ronnie Raygun.
Except, of course, for the far right wingnuts, who call him a "liberal".
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Maher slams George W. Bush for hypocrisy of ‘nauseating’ ride with disabled veterans
LarsMac;1429976 wrote: I am not surprised by W's new popularity.
All the rightwingnuts think he was the second coming of Ronnie Raygun.
Nah, it's just what happens. Happened with Clinton; happened with Carter. Hell, we even got pretty friendly with Nixon after he left office.
All the rightwingnuts think he was the second coming of Ronnie Raygun.
Nah, it's just what happens. Happened with Clinton; happened with Carter. Hell, we even got pretty friendly with Nixon after he left office.