George W. Bush - Slams Hacker Who Revealed His "Artwork" - Says: "It’s an invasion of one’s privacy"

[kpete]

GEORGE W. BUSH VERY SAD THAT HIS PRIVACY WAS INVADED, BOO HOO
by KAILI JOY GRAY
Back at ya, George

George W. Bush can fuck himself.

He slammed Guccifer, the hacker who intercepted the Bush family’s emails and first revealed some of Bush’s paintings, in an interview with his daughter Jenna Bush Hager airing Friday on NBC’s “Today.”

“I was annoyed. It’s an invasion of one’s privacy,” he said. “And yeah, I was annoyed. And nor do I want my paintings to get out.”

Read more at http://wonkette.com/#ZlkCc6jmO898FMeB.99
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/george-bush-hacker-who-revealed-paintings-invaded-privacy


still laughing:
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/george_bush_library_to_host_paintings



well lookey here:

'Today' show to unveil Bush paintings
April 3, 2014
http://www.usatoday.com/story/theoval/2014/04/03/george-w-bush-paintings-today-show-jenna-bush-hager/7250959/
http://www.today.com/video/today/54854767#54854767

omg, lol, lol, lol, lol, lol
(excuse me for the laughs, but i am an Elementary School Art Teacher, and lol, lol, lol, lol)
kp
lol, lol, lol

[City Lights]

1. Haha, tough shit, Junior!

You reap what you sow, eh?

[onethatcares]

2. well fuck,

I don't want his paintings to get out either. at long last one thing me and * can agree upon.

Now can he roll them up tightly, or not so, and stuff em where they'll never see the light of day.


HooRah

[Atman]

3. The irony is a masterpiece in and of itself.

:ROFL:

[democrank]

4. Too bad, Junior.

Now watch this drive.....

[monmouth3]

5. We don't want your stupid painting out either bud...n/t

[kpete]

6. really

keep them to yourself
"w"
for the good of the country
(as if you care)



peace monmouth3,
thanks for letting me vent,
kp

[monmouth3]

12. Love your venting kpete, you say what I'm thinking..Well, mostly anyway..LOL..

[calimary]

30. He could certainly give them as lovely parting gifts to his Secret Service detail.

When Congress in its piss-ant-ness voted to end lifetime Secret Service protection during the last couple of years of the Clinton presidency, I suspect they did it to smack Bill Clinton around just one more time, since their efforts to impeach and unseat him failed. But as it turned out, the last laugh was NOT theirs. Because Bill Clinton became the last President to enjoy the perk of full-on lifetime Secret Service protection. This Congressional revision didn't take effect until the term of the NEXT "president" - immediately after Clinton. From then on, the outgoing chief executive was/is officially entitled to six additional years of Secret Service protection after leaving office, if I remember correctly. SO EAT IT, republi-CONS! That means the Jimmy Carter you detest as well - is still entitled to LIFETIME Secret Service protection, too! The six-years-only reduction took effect for dubya.

[notadmblnd]

31. I'd buy his prints.

If they were done on toilet paper.

[deminks]

7. Something about Rome burned while Bush diddled...

I may be mixing my metaphors.

[Wilms]

8. Someone leaked the torture report?

Cool!

[Jenoch]

9. While I am no fan of W's,

I am opposed to people hacking to e-mail accounts, no matter who they are.

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

10. .

.

[Iggo]

11. I need hip-waders to trudge through all that irony. (n/t)

[think]

13. Funny how much more concerned some can be when

it's THEIR privacy that's violated....

[POsphere]

14. That is what passes as fucking journalism in this joke of a country these days?

An exPresident being interviewed by his fucking daughter? I'm sure she asked some really hard hitting questions. That whole Bush family is a fucking joke. Fuck them all! Fuck them all to Hell! I'm sorry, this just makes me so damn angry.

[kpete]

15. welcome

and please do vent!



peace POsphere,
kp

[Iggo]

24. Welcome!

[Raksha]

16. Well, boo-friggin-hoo, Shrub!

Cry me a river and all that good stuff.

[11 Bravo]

17. And we all know that Dim Son has a visceral aversion to invasions of any kind!

[erpowers]

18. Wow

That is extremely ironic, shocking, crazy. He is the last person I would have expected to complain about an invasion of privacy.

[Mnemosyne]

19. Hypocrite. I wish they'd hack Cheney. I'm sure it would be much more enlightening. nt

[polichick]

20. And it's not even The Onion.

[Hekate]

21. Stop! Stop! I'm hurting myself laughing!

I guess loss of personal privacy is only for little people, eh Shrub?

[NV Whino]

22. LOL

The paintings are of leaders Bush dealt with as president -- so President Obama isn't expected to be part of the collection.

[malaise]

23. Tell that war criminal that what's good for the rest of

us is good for him

[Octafish]

25. ''Invasion.''

"Invasion of one's privacy, see."

[sakabatou]

26. Bitch please

Tell me how much your NSA respected privacy.

[librechik]

27. How did they avoid scheduling the reveal for April Fool's Day?

sure missed an opportunity there….

[MADem]

28. Well, maybe his family shouldn't use "Yahoo" as their mail provider of choice, for starters...

Never mind that whole NSA expansion that happened on his watch!

That said, he can't be TOO annoyed if he's displaying his paint-by-numbers style stuff!

[Warpy]

29. He should be annoyed, especially at the web page

that juxtaposes his bathtub painting with the masterpiece of the same pose by Frida Kahlo.

You notice how empty his head is and how full hers was.

http://animalnewyork.com/2013/look-at-george-w-bushs-paintings/

[pacalo]

32. We can't have that, now, can we?!!!

[nadinbrzezinski]

33. Mind you, I keep misplacing this sucker

But it fits in this case

[Sunlei]

34. come on ex-pres bush 2, we know there's more in that empty mind to express through 'art'