Posted by
Dawn on Wednesday, January 07, 2009 11:53:09 AM
Willful blindness and open hearts most always give way to despair. One would think the liberals would be ecstatic and over the moon that their choice, present-elect Barack Hussein amabO, is about to be crowned present on January 20. No doubt, many would like to bid on the ever-present sign hanging on the chosen one`s podium, Office of the Present Elect, when it ultimately appears on Ebay. What a collector`s item (what a joke)! Perhaps amabO will want to save it for posterity to place in his already designed, soon to be constructed, Presential Library, once his staff sends out the 10 million emails to all his friends on his Face Book page requesting contributions for its groundbreaking.
However, many libs are also finding themselves in another, more urgent, more distressing quandry. What to do with all the Bush hate and Bush rage they are still harboring? It must be spent! Booooosh must pay! He must suffer! Unbelievably, some even voice they want him to die. What has this man done to incite such hatred? These people are civilized?
Lottsa lefties are planning their own Inaugeral Balls to be held in their homes to celebrate amabO`s triumph. Not content to simply celebrate the moment when the earth will heal, the seas will calm and the Detroit Lions will be a wild card, they are planning "Bush Bashes" to go along with their festivities. Instead of pin the tail on the donkey, parlor games such as throw your shoes at Bush or a game of darts with President Bush as the bullseye will be offered and relished. The cocktail banter will be all about Bush being the "worst president in history", "absolutely the worst", and "he is the worst". Sounds like some real fun wingdings. Count me out ....
President George W. Bush is by no means perfect. But he does not deserve the vilification and derision those on the left have gleefully tarred him with these past eight years. I like him for the man he is. I wish only the best for our 43rd president and his most gracious wife in the years to come.
January 9, 2009
Update: http://blogs.abcnews.com/thenote/2009/01/obama-site-link.html
Has it come to this?