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Anyone Stupid Enough To Believe The Bush That Cried Wolf
Los Angeles Terror Threat

At some point, all you can do is laugh. George W. Bush (R- Way Worse Than Nixon) has had a really bad week:

Ex-CIA Official Faults Use of Data on Iraq
Intelligence 'Misused' to Justify War, He Says

Bush faces Congress revolt over spying

Congressional Republicans are threatening to force a legal showdown with President George W. Bush over his claim that he has the constitutional power to order domestic surveillance of Americans in the name of national security.

Error may snag $39 bln US spending-cut bill

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A typographical error in a $39 billion domestic spending-cut bill signed into law by President Bush on Wednesday could mean another vote on the measure that passed only after Vice President Dick Cheney intervened with a tie-breaking vote.
The law, which sparked fury among Democrats and strong opposition from some Republicans in an election year, cuts funds for health care, student loan and other programs.

Soldier pays for armor
Army demanded $700 from city man who was wounded

The last time 1st Lt. William “Eddie” Rebrook IV saw his body armor, he was lying on a stretcher in Iraq, his arm shattered and covered in blood.

A field medic tied a tourniquet around Rebrook’s right arm to stanch the bleeding from shrapnel wounds. Soldiers yanked off his blood-soaked body armor. He never saw it again.

Conservatives Say Cut AARP's Federal Funds

WASHINGTON - Conservative groups urged Congress on Tuesday to end all federal funds to AARP, saying it was wrong for the seniors group to be receiving tens of millions in taxpayer dollars at the same time it was campaigning against administration policies.

Tax break on religious texts struck down
State law unconstitutional, federal judge rules

A federal judge in Atlanta has struck down a state law that grants sales tax exemptions for purchases of the Bible and other works pertaining to the Holy Scriptures.

In a ruling issued Monday, U.S. District Court Judge Richard Story found the sales tax exemption unconstitutional in that it violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.

There's so much more that went wrong with the Bush regime's fascist machine this week, including Heckuvajob Brown's damning Hurricane Katrina senate testimony today...

But the idea that anyone besides the usual Kool-Aid drinkers would actually believe that a plane full of people post 9/11 would let another plane plow into a building is in serious need of therapy... Especially since the would-be terrorist plot involved using a shoe bomb to open a cockpit door.

Just because a few people wish they could take out another US building (like that tall one in Los Angeles that the aliens blasted in "Independence Day"-- Oh, Yeah! That's the one Bush called the Liberty Building instead of the Library Building) doesn't mean it's going to happen. And if it does happen again, America will arrive on the doorsteps of the airline executives, armed with pitchforks and torches.

Americans aren't stupid, Mr. Bush. And they're sick and tired of being afraid all of the time. You're obviously not up to the job; otherwise, your fear mongering wouldn't be necessary.

File this under: We have nothing to fear but Bush's fear, itself.