BUSH: Bitterly Disappointing
Bush knows what he could have said. Bush knows what he should have said. We know what he needed to say. In the State of the Union address, he had another chance to do what’s right. He didn’t. Bush is a man of no principle. He is a politician committed to a liberal, global agenda. He has no demonstrable loyalty to the United States or to the Constitution of the United States.
He could have told the truth about the “most ethical Congress in history.” He could have exposed the pedophiles, the murderers, the thieves, the con-artists, the Islamic Enemies, the scammers, the recipients of bribes and kick backs, the traitors that compose the Democrat majority. He didn’t. He wants to work together with people who will not work together with him.
He could have announced pardons for the Border Patrol Agents that watched his lip service about border security bound in chains in Federal Prison. What did these men do? They tried to do their job. They tried to keep the drug gangsters out. What did Bush do? Put the agents in jail and grant amnesty to the drug lords from Mexico.
He could have stood up and demanded that oil drilling in Alaska begin NOW. Rather, he gave the same old lip service to alternative energy and conservation. We are dependent on terrorist oil because Bush and Congress will not allow us to use our own resources.
He could have announced an all-out offensive in Iraq that would leave Al Sadr dead and the opposition in ruin. Nope. Can’t do that.
He could have announced that government has no business in health care and in education and that Social Security, Medicaide and Medicare must be disbanded. He didn’t.
Instead, he praised Pelosi. He presented an agenda that - not only was so transparent in its uselessness - will never go forward in the Democrat Congress.
By the continued treacherous conduct by our president, I would say that he is the one that belongs in prison.
