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March 14, 2005

You Say Privatize, I Say Personal Accounts, You Say I Said Privatize, I'm Tired, Cut Me A Break

Well, privatize didn't set well with the focus groups so dodge, feint, camouflage and deny it ever left your mouth Dubya. Yep, Jesus Christ may be your favorite philosopher but good ol' Karl Rove remains #1 as your political philosopher fave. And who is more important?

Let's see, the Ninth Commandment states; "You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor."

Leviticus 19:11 states; "Ye shall not steal, neither deal flasely, neither lie one to another."

What's that? He understands because you are doing His will. God or Karl Rove?

Just keep jumping into that spiritual mosh pit with Jimmy Swaggert, Robert Tilton, Jerry Falwell, Jim Bakker...

Sunday, January 16, 2005;

The following is the White House transcript of The Washington Post's interview with President Bush, conducted by staff writers Michael A. Fletcher and Jim VandeHei Friday aboard Air Force One en route to Jacksonville, Fla.:

An excerpt:

The Post: Will you talk to Senate Democrats about your privatization plan?

The president: You mean, the personal savings accounts?

The Post: Yes, exactly. Scott has been --

The president: We don't want to be editorializing, at least in the questions.

The Post: You used partial privatization yourself last year, sir.

The president: Yes?

The Post: Yes, three times in one sentence. We had to figure this out, because we're in an argument with the RNC [Republican National Committee] about how we should actually word this. [Post staff writer] Mike Allen, the industrious Mike Allen, found it.