President Bush condemned the surge in violence and said Iraqis must make a choice between “a free society or a society dictated … by evil people who will kill innocents.'’

Uh, George? I think they’re making the choice, for anything but the latter.

This is the problem with someone who lacks critical thinking skills. He says “You’re either with us or against us,” and defines two choices for Iraqis. Everything is viewed as “you must choose A or suffer B”. As if Bush has the divine right to limit the options simplistically, to two.

The reality, George, is there’s a whole lotta choices. Which you might get a glimmer of understanding of, if you ever learn there’s another 23 letters in the alphabet, besides ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘W’.

We have before us in the White House a thief who steals the country’s good name and reputation for his private interest and personal use; a liar who seeks to instill in the American people a state of fear; a televangelist who engages the United States in a never-ending crusade against all the world’s evil, a wastrel who squanders a vast sum of the nation’s wealth on what turns out to be a recruiting drive certain to multiply the host of our enemies. In a word, a criminal—known to be armed and shown to be dangerous.

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His parents raised a sociopath, used their pals to counsel him all the way to the White House, and his actions since have proven my diagnosis. A president can be removed for mental incapacity and it’s clear the man is truly sick.

He’s fallen below the threshold in popularity ratings and nears the final dive. Cheney, with lower ratings, is as popular as toenail fungus, and serves as the only rationale against Bush’s impeachment.

Leaving behind all the greatest tools of a modern tyrant, from the Peeping Tom that peers into our boudoirs to the retinue of Marquis de Sade, this tag team from Hell has one sole achievement that analysts would have thought impossible. They took a country that most of humanity admired and grieved with on September 11, 2001 and turned it into a grotesque gargoyle so hideous that it made many pause and ponder whether Osama Bin Laden had a point after all. There’s just too much blood on the hands of all three.

I may be early, but let me be the first to say “Good riddance George and Dick.” Without our twin tinpot dictators, I just hope we can find enough stalwarts to bring democracy back to America.

Just when I thought everything has been said about abortion rights, along comes Barbara and August with two new viewpoints that reign as the most perceptive I’ve ever seen.

The Fox That Cried Wolf

Karl Roverer, the so-called “genius” behind the so-called “successful” Bush residency, is still with the use of the hindbrain, from which he now predicts a stunning Republican victory in 2008, according to infamous catamite to the Reich, Matt Drudge, and slick Fox-fed opportunist, Bill Sammon — neither of whom bear the least resemblance to Nostrodamus.

Mr. Sammon is hawking his new book, which is running with the title, “Strategery”, which, for all we know, is but a vain attempt to legitimate one of Bush’s copious blunders, in much the same way that Bush’s whipping boys keep repeating “nucular” — a move which only moves the speaker down into the sub-cerebral bushosphere.

Drudge, Rove & Sammons. Foxes that cry wolf. On cue. Pavlov’s foxes. Ring the bell and turds as words begin to flow into a sort of cloaca of consciousness, or unconsciousness, the aggregate of which we refer to collectively as simply BushWorld.

BushWorld! Where the Tao fears to tread, and Nature knows no Reason.
BushWorld! The darkening of the Light.
BushWorld! Where the world is an oyster for the Topnazis to molest with their mouths, and spit up on the poor.

It’s a stratragedy. Written by a shakespoon.