let them eat prozac...

[filthypit]

A news reporter called to get Bush's view of Americans now having to work shitty jobs because he has ruined the economy. So he reporter was being transfered to the campaign manager and there was a fuck up and he heard what the campaign manager said which was, if people are upset with their jobs they should take Prozac.
 
 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5549796/
 
 Plus then his wealthy friends who own pharmiceutical companies can get richer...
 
 how many people do you know who are on prozac/paxil/zoloft?
 the whole republican party must be on that sh*t

[ratioci nation]

not the campaign manager
 
 

�??Why don�??t they get new jobs if they�??re unhappy �?? or go on Prozac?�?� said Susan Sheybani, an assistant to Bush campaign spokesman Terry Holt.

[ratioci nation]

bush may be on prozac

[filthypit]

what's good for the goose is good for the gander!
 
 that should be his new campaign slogan  

[grotty]

Originally posted by pollard:
  bush may be on prozac

Oh how I wish that could be substantiated. It seems totally believable based on how I see the man. When I watched his most recent primetime press conference to discuss the Iraq situation - I thought repeatedly that he appeared near meltdown. I've never seen a worse speech by a high-level govt official.
 
 It's not even a party issue - it's an issue I have with what appears to be a very unstable, ineffective and not too sharp leader...who happens to have been 'elected' the caretaker of the most powerful nation on this earth. I could care less about anyone's drug use, alcohol use etc. Except in one instance - when it's being done by the President of my country who's making daily decisions like he's playing a war game.
 
 I hope this story gets legs.

[filthypit]

don't worry my friends...
 if bush melts down, i'm sure dick cheney will take care of us!
 
 (as long as you're an well-educated, wealthy, white male)

[grotty]

Originally posted by filthypit:
  don't worry my friends...
 if bush melts down, i'm sure dick cheney will take care of us!
 
 (as long as you're an well-educated, wealthy, white male)

What I'd love to hear is persuasion from a Bush supporter. Not Republican party support, but rational for endorsing Junior. I've got many intelligent (at least I used to think so!         ) friends that are going to vote for him & I really can't get a good reason why out of the them. They'll mumble stuff about taxes, etc. - but what they are really doing is just pulling the old party line. I just can't believe that choosing sides can be so blinding.
 So...what's so good about him?
 
 ************************
 
  The Church of Bush
 
 Conservatives see something angelic in George Bush. That's why they excuse, repress, and rationalize away so much.

[kosmo vinyl]

it's a shame that ross perot isn't running for president this year... can you imagine the bush outburst/tirade that ross would get out of him during a debate.  me thinks the matter would end up getting settle olde school style with pistols at dawn.

[RonniStar]

Thanks GW! For giving me the 69,000 reason not to vote for you in the November election!

[thaliameg]

I love it.  How Republican.  Because the other option offered by this bitch was "find a better job."  Strangely, I think they have already tried that, but there aren't any!  Or maybe they should just have THREE shitty jobs.  And still not be able to afford PROZAC, let alone, healthcare!
 
 
 

Originally posted by filthypit:
 [QB] A news reporter called to get Bush's view of Americans now having to work shitty jobs because he has ruined the economy. So he reporter was being transfered to the campaign manager and there was a fuck up and he heard what the campaign manager said which was, if people are upset with their jobs they should take Prozac.
 
  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5549796/
 
 Plus then his wealthy friends who own pharmiceutical companies can get richer...
 
 how many people do you know who are on prozac/paxil/zoloft?
 the whole republican party must be on that sh*t

[Guiny]

Funny how I only have a high school diploma and have a much better job then the bitches who are complaining about wanting better jobs and they have more of an education than I do. Don't be some damn lazy and apply yourself, quit blaming everything on the President and take some of the responsibility. Hell, I could get an even better job than this one but I believe I owe this company two more trials before I move on. I hope for everyone's sake Kerry gets elected, then everything will be perfect by the sounds of it....I'm all for a perfect world.....LOL

[grotty]

Originally posted by Rob_Gee_a.k.a _Guiny:
  Funny how I only have a high school diploma and have a much better job then the bitches who are complaining about wanting better jobs and they have more of an education than I do. Don't be some damn lazy and apply yourself, quit blaming everything on the President and take some of the responsibility. Hell, I could get an even better job than this one but I believe I owe this company two more trials before I move on. I hope for everyone's sake Kerry gets elected, then everything will be perfect by the sounds of it....I'm all for a perfect world.....LOL

That's a perfectly logical response. And I'm all for anyone voting for the political party that best represents their position in life, ideals, etc. But don't you sometimes have to look at the individual who is actually representing that party? Or maybe you really do like Bush - and if so - I'd love to hear a few positive reasons why.
 
 It's amazing how this election is galvanizing people. Repubs say "Can't vote for a Democrat - gotta vote for Bush." Dems say "Anyone but Bush."
 Is this really the best we could do?