Thread: A glimpse into Bush's Pettiness and Vindictiveness

I heard a little tidbit on the news yesterday that illustrated the vindictive, arrogant, petty side of Jorge Bush.

It seems that when Karl Rove made his big resignation announcement last week, the White House Press Corps had been loaded onto Air Force 1 for a scheduled trip. Bush knowingly and defiantly kept them hostage on the plane while Rove gave his little resignation speech. Consequently they all missed one of the biggest stories of the last 7 years!

What a petty, arrogant little dictator!

I bet the press corp really hates him. (even those Fox News kool aid drinkers).

I can tell that David Gregory can't stand him. He just reported about Bush's speak in Baghdad. Gregory also had that run in with Snow job a few months back.

He doesn't invite them into the the SPP meetings.

Dixie

Originally Posted by saveourcountry

I bet the press corp really hates him. (even those Fox News kool aid drinkers).

I can tell that David Gregory can't stand him. He just reported about Bush's speak in Baghdad. Gregory also had that run in with Snow job a few months back.

Don't you just love David Gregory? I think Bush calls him "Stretch"...could that mean that Gregory is 'stretching' Bush's patience and tolerance? Anyway, Gregory is great.

Speaking of Baghdad today, I just caught a minute of an interview with Bush (can't remember the reporter)...but Bush looked kinda crazy. He referred to one of the Iraqis he met with as a "grizzled old vet"! Very, very strange.

[/quote]Speaking of Baghdad today, I just caught a minute of an interview with Bush (can't remember the reporter)...but Bush looked kinda crazy. He referred to one of the Iraqis he met with as a "grizzled old vet"! Very, very strange.[/quote]

You have to remember it's really hard to make sense when one has his head inserted in his arse most of the time as it does cut off the air supply.

You have to remember it's really hard to make sense when one has his head inserted in his arse most of the time as it does cut off the air supply.

Tom & Ray from NPR's Car Talk call-in program (airs Saturdays at 10 am for me in my area [OR] - for those interested...) have an appropriate description for this situation:

"Anal-Cranial Inversion Syndrome"