Bush took cocaine at Camp David

[JoFerret]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/tm_objectid=14609301&method=full&siteid=50143&headline=bush--took-cocaine-at-camp-david--name_page.html

GEORGE W Bush snorted cocaine at Camp David, a new book claims.

His wife Laura also allegedly tried cannabis in her youth.

Author Kitty Kelley says in her biography The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty, that the US President first used coke at university in the mid-1960s.

She quotes his former sister-in-law Sharon Bush who claims: "Bush did coke at Camp David when his father was President, and not just once either."

Other acquaintances allege that as a 26-year-old National Guard, Bush "liked to sneak out back for a joint or into the bathroom for a line of cocaine".

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[thebigidea]

1. gasp! never!

"Other acquaintances allege that as a 26-year-old National Guard, Bush "liked to sneak out back for a joint or into the bathroom for a line of cocaine"."

Bwahahahah - guess that's enough information to pass the "some people are saying" test employed in:

http://www.terminalproduct.com/tangang.rm

[Catfight]

13. If you photo shopped this picture would you photo op something for me?

I want to see those photo's of Bush's face all scratched and bruised from his bike wipe out with Purple Heart band aids on his cuts!
If someone can do this, it'd be greatly appreciated!


Caption should read, "Look Vets, I earned a Purple Heart too!"

[wellstone_democrat]

45. sounds like a job for

the mighty MoPaul!

[johnfunk]

53. PhotoShop Fun: Remember, it's coke AND smoke...

[goclark]

95. But he was Born Again After That Happened

Just wanted to remind you that Dumb Dumb was saved by his Lord and savior.

He will never admit he did those baaaad things!

Where is Jerry Falwell to straighten this stuff out?

Bet he has got powder on his nose as we speak.

[sofa king]

100. Photoshop Fun!

[lakemonster11]

70. pinky and the brain

I want a photoshop image of Bush and Cheney as Pinky and the Brain, with Cheney sinisterly plotting to take over the world while Bush hops up and down giggling and saying "Narf!"

[JoFerret]

29. I also heard that it is a well-known fact in DC

that he is back on the bottle.
(Does that pass the truth test?)
I have also heard he is has him taking anti-depressants to help him handle his psychotic episodes, sadistic streaks, temper tantrums and meglamania (prescribed by a Dr. Tubb.)
I think these stories need to be denied before I disbelief in them.
Has Dr. Tubb denied them or has he hidden behind patient confidentiality?
His fear of horses is deep-seated and arises from a visit to a farm in Connecticut when he saw strange things in the barnyard. His mother has NEVER denied these allegations.

[Jeff in Cincinnati]

74. The Bob Dole Test...

If enough people say it, it must be true.

[demigoddess]

84. i heard anti-depressants are used to help in keeping someone off drugs

or alcohol. Maybe that is why he is taking them.

[drdtroit]

96. Ah, drugs to combat drugs

kind of like killing Iraqis to win the peace.

[miss_kitty]

99. here's a link to a story about Dr. Tubb

http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/publish/article_4921.shtml

"Bush Taking Anti-Depressants
By TERESA HAMPTON
Editor, Capitol Hill Blue
Jul 28, 2004, 06:13
President George W. Bush is anti-depressant drugs to control his erratic behavior, Capitol Hill Blue has learned.

The prescription drugs were administered by Col. Richard J. Tubb, the White House physician.
Tubb prescribed the anti-depressants after Bush stalked off stage on July 7, refusing to answer reporters' questions about his relationship with indicted Enron executive Kenneth J. Lay."

this has been out there since the end of July. i consider the source to be credible, and i haven't heard any denials, but then i never saw this go mainstream, either

[sofa king]

106. (sheepishly) Uh, I might have had something to do with that.

I was certain he went back on the sauce when I saw a strangely jovial and unsteady George Bush hanging off of a fireman amidst the wreckage of the World Trade Center.

I was convinced the President was drunk. I pointed it out to my friend, who agreed. When I finally got home to my job on Rhode Island Ave., I mentioned it to others. I said it online.

DC is a pretty small town and the rumor mill can circulate fast. It wasn't too long before other people started telling me the same story, only by then it was a fact that Bush was drinking again, rather than a suspicion.

The thing is, I had suspicions of my own--suspicions that I was wrong. Now I think that our notoriously clumsy President was simply losing his footing on a ridiculously precarious perch, as can be seen in this photo.



Yes, the President is still the worst ever, right down to having the gall to climb up on a pile of rubble-mixed-with-dead-Americans for a photo opportunity. But I no longer think he was drunk that day, and if you heard that rumor in DC, well, I'm sorry for it, though I might be only one of many responsible for it.

[Bo]

61. thankyou for that -

[leftchick]

2. there you have it....

the reason aWol never took that required physical....

[cthrumatrix]

109. BINGO

[pfitz59]

3. I'm certain far worse revelations are in the works....

Will the Victor Ashe photos surface? One can only hope....

[Wink]

4. Photos?

What does that mean?

[JoFerret]

93. For the Victor Ashe story

..here is an account of the homosexual shenanigans of W - the young and irresponsible Skull and Boneser:

http://dc.indymedia.org/newswire/display_printable/90844/index.php

[JoFerret]

94. also....story of Karl Rove and Grover Norquist

really - these scurrilous smears are way too shocking to be repeated. I am ashamed of myself for repeating them.

http://dc.indymedia.org/newswire/display_printable/90844/index.php

[asthmaticeog]

5. ?

Elaborate, please?

[realcountrymusic]

19. For what it's worth

Pretty wild stuff is out there. But hey, they're willing to smear Kerry with lies, so what's the harm in circulating a few amongst ourselves:

http://www.tylwythteg.com/enemies/Bush/bush423.html

Warning. High weirdness alert.

RCM

[GoddessOfGuinness]

35. Thanks, but no thanks...

There's enough truth about the man and his family to make a good soap opera; and I've heard enough lies from repiglicans to make me puke.

[realcountrymusic]

55. Heck, the truth about * . . .

makes ME puke.

I've had it. We cannot take the damn high road or it will lead us all off a cliff. American politics has become a nasty street fight. Time to defend ourselves NOW by all legal (if unetiical, coarse, and nasty) means, or things will get violent, I believe. And that will be worse.

The sheep need to be led to water. I am so fed up with my fellow citizens that I almost (almost) wish Bush upon them, except that I've got a family of my own and no immediate prospect of moving to Holland or Sweden.

RCM

[jwirr]

91. If we start using lies

instead of the truth then we are over the cliff as far as they are. I do not have any problem with using truth to expose this guy for what he is. Also my guess is that the more crap they put out the less people will believe it. We do not want to look like bushie then.

[miss_kitty]

101. "If we start using lies"

i totally agree. stories need to be vetted and be shown to be credible. if they are, the freeps and the neos and the thugs make a big noise about one lie. or one error.
most of the right wing in this country seem to have such a teeny tiny capacity to assimilate complex stories, and throwing more crap out there just distacts them and muddies the waters.

also, the real message "Bush Must Go" is abandoned...

[JoFerret]

104. I agree

I am shocked, shocked etc. It is shocking the depths to which the Republicans have taken us. Jimmy Carter come home and help us stay on high ground.

[EST]

73. WE CAN do better!

n/t

[pfitz59]

31. National Enquirer Editor dead by ANTHRAX

Internet rumor he had Ashe and Bush* snapped in compromising position. Blackmail and extortion would explain the bizarre nature of Bushco!

[DoYouEverWonder]

46. In memory of Bob Stevens

who lost his life because of this cabal, I hope they do.

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

6. The subheading is just as delicious:

And wife Laura liked dope, says book

[DBoon]

11. Hence the nickname "Pickles"?

eom..

[Journeyman]

15. Well, I should hope Laura liked dope. . .

she married him.

[Piperay]

51. Laura

IS a dope.

[GOPFighter]

7. It don't matter no-how

Y'see, George is a born-again Christian and they are allowed to do any nasty deed mankind can think up and the Republicans will forgive him. Christians are allowed to make mistakes. Democrats, on the other hand, will be tarred and feathered for their mistakes for the rest of their lives. Just ask Teddy Kennedy. That's 'cause Democrats are inherently evil, God-hating, devils.

:puke:

[fdr_hst_fan]

8. That's one of my chief arguments

against so-called "good Christians": they're not perfect, just forgiven. It's that smugness that is so infuriating; isn't there something in the Tenn Commandments that covers smugness?

[doni_georgia]

65. Biblical smugness and reversing tactics on Rove et al

Yes on the smugness thing. There are a number of warnings, beginning with John 15:1-6, which lays part of the general foundation of the conduct of a Christian's life. This is the "true vine" passage. Jesus has much to say on the subject of hypocrisy in the Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 5-7. Most of the Epistles of Paul to the various churches touch on the subject of acceptable behavior from a Christian perspective. Almost all of these things point to the need for a humble bearing.

II Peter 2 ought to give a great deal of pause - especially in the passage concerning Balaam, the OT prophet in the Book of Numbers, who "loved gain from wrongdoing." (Note: Balaam was restrained from his madness by a donkey that spoke to him - Numbers 22.) This administration is extremely reminiscent of Balaam, from my perspective.

What is magnificent about John Kerry is that while he has repeatedly said that George W. Bush is wrong, misguided, underinformed, and whatnot, he's pretty well restrained himself thus far from the kind of snide ad hominem attacks that have marked the Republican side of the debate. To this I refer to I Peter 3:9. Yo, Karl Rove, give this a listen: "Do not return evil for evil or reviling for reviling, but on the contrary bless, for to this you have been called, that you may obtain a blessing." There is a real Christian running, but it ain't the one you might be led to think!

Bush has attacked one of Kerry's strengths - his military record. Bush's record as a Christian is extremely vulnerable (anyone remember in 2000 how Bush boasted on national TV about how Texas executed prisoners?? The lack of ability to remember mistakes? and more others than I have time to list?) and could be hammered in a very straightforward way. It has been the conventional wisdom for Democrats to attack Republicans at their weak spots. Meanwhile, Rove and the boys have made political hay by doing just the opposite - attacking points of strength.

John Kerry, as a dissenting Catholic, is in a unique position: he can speak on the importance of respecting diversity of various faiths from his own experience of intolerance, and yet address Bush directly for errors which to most thinking Christians should be flat-out obvious. Bush cannot speak to either point with credence. I really wish Kerry would do this, because it would do two things: it would rout the conservative Christians out of their far-right corner and force them to justify their opinions in comparison to the tenets of their faith, and more importantly, it would hit an area Bush clearly considers unassailable. True, it would galvanize the hardcore right-wingers, but it would also do the one thing that the Democrats have failed to do - it would force these people to define who they really are in the light of scrutiny. It ain't what you say, it's what you do (the entire book of James covers this point) and what I've seen done does not, frankly, measure to the standard. And a galvanized bunch of right-wingers might be exactly the bomb that could blow apart the centrists who are leaning toward Bush. There are a lot of people who dislike Bush but who think that the Democrats are far-left wild-eyed lunatics. Let them see the bigger nutfudges on the right, and they might wonder what kind of a country those people would like to see. Trust me, they'll run like hell. (I sure did.)

Mac in Ga

[jwirr]

92. Smugness is a form of self

righteousness and that is idolatry! I think it discribes many of the rw "christians" I know.

[stilpist]

12. Yes, but.

I understand that they'll try to pass this off as "old" news, ... when I was young and foolish ..., etc., and that since it (maybe) all happened before * was "born again" it doesn't really matter.

But somebody ought to be able to use it to raise significant doubts. Maybe all that cocaine is why he wasn't paying attention to the PDB that warned about Bin Laden. Maybe that's why he pulled that goofy Iraq invasion instead of chasing al Quaeda as a less addled leader would do. We can't really expect to crack the true believers anyway. But maybe enough in the middle can be convinced he has to go.

[americanstranger]

57. Nope, AFTER he was allegedly 'born again.'

Poppy was prez from 88-92.

Bush is, what, 57?

Do the math - in '88, he was 43. At the earliest point in time this could have occurred, he was three years past when he supposedly 'grew up.'

This isn't enough to bring him down, but it's sure as hell enough to sow doubt among a lot of people.

This is gonna be fun.

-as

[jdj]

67. I think it's important to people who aren't b.a.c.terrorists and

therefore don't think of their lives (or anyone else's) in terms of before and after, they only think of it in terms of hypocrisy.

I believe dems need to blitz back with everthing we have; people whom I know who voted for Nader in order to to 'take the high road' unwittingly aided and abetted what became the Iraq war, and the deaths of tens of thousands of innocents. There is a difference between 'taking the high road' and APPEARING TO 'take the high road' and I think God, whomever that may be, expects people to look way down the road, and ask themselves just whom they are trying to appear all holy for, and who they are REALLY trying to help. God is a really sophisticated entity I think, I think we should think more like gypsies regarding politics,i.e. the universe gave me this info, and I'm a gonna use it and put it out there somewhere.

[goclark]

97. Maybe that's why he eats pretzels

and why we never see him ride his new bike that he zooms all over the hills of Crawford.

Maybe that's why he talks funny sometimes.

Maybe that's why he blanks out and can't think on his feet.

[Longhorn]

18. But are Christians allowed to lie about their previous sins?

And are they allowed to be hypocrits about it? To me, that's the main question.

[KansDem]

77. When I was growing up, my stepfather...

...who did not have ANY respect for organized religion, used to tell me how Christians (particularly Catholics) could go out on Saturday night and kill someone, then confess their sins on Sunday morning and be forgiven, getting them back in line for the "glorious hereafter."

I suppose the time in between the sin and confession was pretty "iffy." You sure didn't want to take any chances that might make it difficult or impossible to make it to confession!

[Morning Dew]

20. He may be forgiven but Cocaine destroys your brain - ruins judgment !

Don't tell me I don't know what I'm talking about - I've seen REEFER MADNESS, MARIHUANA and COCAINE FIENDS.

There is NOTHING you can do once you've sampled the Devil's wares. Your brain is destroyed, ruined, wrecked, kaput.

This explains a lot about the decisions of King George.

Remember, W stands for weed.

[gulfcoastliberal]

25. Devils Wares? LOL

I suppose satan designed the THC receptors present in the CNS of every mammal. And satan planted marijuana. Stana must have also created the poppy. Give me a break. Pure rubbish used to perpetuate the judicial/prison industrial complex.

[Morning Dew]

32. Well, I was doing my small part to raise questions about his judgment . .

in the eyes of folks who think those flicks are documentaries.

Thanks for raining on my parade.

Did you ever hear that Bush has never, ever lost a debate? His skills are that good... I don't know if anyone can best him in a debate.
;)

[obiwan]

71. I don't question W's judgement...

... since he has manifested so precious little of it.

[Dr Fate]

27. Still, he needs to be interviewed about this and say that in his own words

n/t

[lebkuchen]

9. Only cocaine?

*yawn*

[0007]

10. junior's motto

Where there's hope there's dope
Where there's dope there's hope

[Sinistrous]

17. That motto needs one more line:

Where there's hope there's dope
Where there's dope there's hope.
Vote Bush/Cheney 2004


Or would the irony of that go over the heads of the Kool-Aid Kids?

[0007]

39. Wouldn't go over their heads, they would look the other way

and pretend they didn't hear or see. They know!

[foo_bar]

40. with credit to Mr. Natural

[emad]

80. A friend in need is a friend indeed but a friend with weed is best

of all

[realcountrymusic]

14. Above the fold on (Gasp) Drudge!

For just once, just freakin' once, Sludge has let his love of scandal overtake his love of rethug anal secretions. Will wonders never cease?

RCM

[Toots]

16. 9-11 Changed Everything

:shrug: This will be their standard comeback for everything.

[calimary]

79. Ladies and Gentlemen, the comeback for THAT one is:

"well, then, you've just conceded that the terrorists DID win, after all."

REPEAT!!! Then REPEAT SOME MORE!!!

[pacalo]

21. You can just look at his face to see that he's obviously on something...

See what I mean?

[Doosh]

22. Bush campaign, UP IN SMOKE!

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

23. k

[Dr Fate]

24. The media needs to "get to the bottom" of this, like they did Swiftboats

I'm sure they will interview all of these people on TV, right?

[lovuian]

26. Now its what everybody has been saying he is a crack user

alcoholic and Gee he is our president

[Dr Fate]

28. Did he snort, shoot or smoke his coke? That is what I want to know...

The same media who "got to the bottom" of all the Swift-boat stuff needs to spend an entire week investigating these vietnam era allegations.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

30. George Bush now caught in a MAJOR LIE !!!

During campaign 2000, Bush stated the following in response to questions about cocaine usage:

“Not only could I pass the background check and the standards applied to today’s White House, but I could have passed the background check and the standards applied on the most stringent conditions when my dad was President -- 15-year period.”

If Sharon Bush witnessed George Bush repeatedly using cocaine at camp David while Poppy was President, then this is a major lie by Bush and a major deception pulled on the American people. Let both Sharon Bush and George Bush now take lie detector tests and see which one passes and which one fails.

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

56. Wow, he really said that?

Thanks for the research. MKJ

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

62. Here's the source of the MAJOR BUSH LIE - New York Times 8/30/99

Website describing various candidate positions during the 2000 Presidential campaign including that Bush quote regarding being able to pass a drug test during his father's Presidency (scroll down about halfway):

http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:J7niCz9cRBEJ:www.issues2000.org/George_W__Bush_Drugs.htm+Not+only+could+I+pass+the+background+check+and+the+standards+applied+to+today%E2%80%99s+White+House&hl=en

[johnnie]

33. Good ol dumya

[vaguard]

34. i believe it

[IcyPeas]

36. It doesn't matter.............

bush is not the one running the country anyway, so it doesn't matter what he says or what he does - we should realize this by now.

[goclark]

98. Then why do they call him President?!

Since he is not the major one running the country he needs a new job description.... Village Idiot Crawford Texas.

[IndianaGreen]

37. I never believed the choke on the pretzel story

Although I did believe that Barney would just sit there watching his master turn blue in the face. Way to go, Barney!

[Snellius]

38. Has Bush ever admitted to using drugs other than alcohol?

I thought he explicitly claimed he never had. Which changes the issue to the old problem: it's not what you did back then, but whether you're lying about it right now. The WH already seems to be covering their ass, but they seem to have this base pretty well covered. If this is it, no cigar.


Bush has admitted being an alcoholic but, asked during the 1999 election if he did drugs, he said: "I've told the American people that years ago I made some mistakes.

"I've learned from my mistakes and should I be fortunate enough to become president I will bring dignity and honour to the office."

Later an aide clarified his remarks saying Bush hadn't taken illegal drugs in the past 25 years.


http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/tm_objectid=14609301&method=full&siteid=50143&headline=bush--took-cocaine-at-camp-david--name_page.html

[sundancekid]

81. BUT the 25-year timeline means drugs during TANG are WITHIN the time frame

and that's why the likelihood is that there is a "drug" story behind that missed physical during the TANG years

[Jack Rabbit]

41. If it makes lurking Freepers feel any better

If it makes lurking Freepers feel any better, I don't believe anything just because Kitty Kelley "reports" it. She's on the same level of credibility as Drudge, NewsMax, the Washington Times and the National Enquirer.

[RedSock]

44. then i will expect a libel suit

then i will expect a libel suit will be filed immediately.

[Jack Rabbit]

49. That won't happen

You know as well as I do that the rules for libel are different for public personalities than they are for us mere mortals. One does not get more public that President of the United States, even if, properly speaking, the office was gained by subterfuge and no one should address the Frat Boy by that title.

Far be it for me to defend Bush, but he can't sue Ms. Kelley for anything she says unless he can demonstrate that she knew it was false when whe published it. That's nearly impossible.

It's also why Kerry would have a hard time suing the Swift Boat Liars, although he would seem to have a better case. Those creeps have got to know that they're lying.

[americanstranger]

58. Kitty Kelley has NEVER been sued.

Not by the Kennedys, not by the Royal Family, not by the Sinatra estate.

Let's see if the Bush clan will be the first. I doubt it.

-as

[Jack Rabbit]

66. Of course she hasn't been sued

She writes about public personalities who have a higher standard of proof when pressing a libel case.

If she said those things about you or me, we'd have her dead to right. Of course, no one would read any book she writes about you or me.

[DemFromMem]

83. Not exactly true

The National Enquirer has been sued and beaten by celebrities in libel suits. A famous case was the victory by Carol Burnett against that publication.

[Minstrel Boy]

85. I think you have it backwards.

If she didn't have her shit nailed down, the public personalities would have sued her ass off and won handily years ago.

I write for a muckraking publication that's been sued plenty of times, threatened with suits many more times, and lost only twice. I know about this stuff.

[seabeyond]

42. could have been up to 30 years of coke using

that is a long time doing that drug. i did meth for two years and knew i had to get off. ( a long time ago) to have that drug habit for three decades, tis a long long time.

curiouser and curiouser i am becoming

[illiteratepresident]

43. Getting to know George WW III Bush

New Questions about Bush being AWOL:
http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/09/06/bush.records.ap/index.html
Old Questions about Bush Answered!
http://news.google.com/news?q=Ben+Barnes+Bush&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&sa=N&t ab=nn
They never even saw him at the bar...
http://memphisflyer.com/content.asp?ID=2837&onthefly=1
Even though he was well on his was to a DUI:
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/bushdui1.html

Kerry's many accomlishments
http://dawgtalk.clevelandbrowns.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=732823&p age=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1

Kerry Busts Bush's friends, the terrorists bank BCCI:
http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2004/0409.sirota.html

Bush making sure we get our petrodollars back, the fucking traitor:
http://yementimes.com/article.shtml?i=770&p=front&a=4


Get the general public's attention with your talking points:
http://news.messages.yahoo.com/bbs?.mm=&action=m&board=37138459&tid=nmpakistanusaosamadc&sid=37138459&mid=1&thr=1&cur=1

[johnfunk]

47. FreeRepublic's Jim Robinson on the President and Cocaine

Now that we know Kittle Kelley's new book reveals that George W. Bush snorted cocaine at Camp David, let's revisit the sage words of Free Republic founder Jim Robinson:

To: Freedom Wins

So, it doesn't matter if he snorted coke as a youth? It was a long time ago, a youthful in-discretion? Kinda like people who frequented sneakeasies during prohibition? Kind of a cute story, eh? Well, how about all the people whose lives have been destroyed by being arrested for the felony of drug possession? What about the millions of people who are rotting away in your filthy drug infested prisons at this very moment?

Well, by God, if you people insist on electing another cokehead as President, you damned well better throw open all the prison cell doors and free every man, woman, and child you're holding on drug charges. And if you're gonna elect another drug felon as President, you'd better rescind each and every one of your unconstitutional drug laws now on the books, including all of your unconstitutional search and seizure laws, and your asset forfeiture laws, and your laws that enable your unconstitutional snooping into our bank accounts and cash transactions. Well, I don't know whether to laugh or cry. You people are sick! Conservatives my ass. You people are nothing but a bunch of non-thinking hypocrits! You're a shame and a disgrace to the Republic!

And, I, for one, am tired of taking orders from cokeheads and felons! Elect another one and I'll tell you what. I'll be ready for war! It'll be time to take up arms and run the filthy lying bastards out!

Posted on 08/20/1999 03:19:31 PDT by Jim Robinson

Can't wait to see how he tries to backtrack from that rant!

[PaDUer]

48. Is it just my computer or...

everyone's--the story from the mirror is MIA.

edit--the thread from freepsville was in 1999...am going to see what they've posted today.

[JoFerret]

50. We live in interesting times

.

[PaDUer]

52. Sure is...

Is going to be more interesting since someone just posted the url to Jim Robinson's comments.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1208373/posts?q=1&&page=101

[Myrina]

75. I'd like him to clarify ...

what he meant by "am tired of taking orders from cokeheads and felons! Elect another one and I'll tell you what..."

Which other cokeheads and felons does he have in mind ??
:shrug:

[Momgonepostal]

90. "sneakeasies?" What a tool!

[Chomskyite]

54. I bet Scott gets asked about this tomorrow

And he'll probably say it's from a gossip writer and that Sharon Bush is an embittered ex-wife. There'll be some titters, then this'll disappear like Mary Beth Cahill thought the Swiftboat thing would disappear.

[americanstranger]

60. Doubt that.

Kitty Kelley is a best-selling author (you can quibble about what she writes, but not the numbers she moves).

'ET' and 'Access Hollywood' and all those tabloid shows that all those swing voters watch will be all over this. Doubleday is a huge publishing house, and they know how to roll out a book. You can bet she'll be on Larry King Live, because Larry and Kitty are pals.

Disappear? Shit, this thing's got monster-truck-sized wheels. Way, way bigger than the Swiftie book - and it's aimed right at the people that could possibly swing away from Bush in huge numbers.

-as

[The Night Owl]

59. I'm George W. Bush and I endorsed this party! Woo!

I have to admit that I am jealous of the Bushes... I have tried to live a Liberal lifestyle all my life and yet I have never partied quite as hard as the Bushes. Why am I so square?

[Octafish]

63. Cheney goes to meetings. Bush sees goats.

[Tight_rope]

64. "I've told the American people that years ago I made some mistakes."

The problem here George is that you keep "FUCKING UP"!

[jdj]

68. where there's smoke

there's coke.

[Judi Lynn]

72. As if it means "Shut the Cheney up" and we've got to drop it!

Since WHEN does that work for other people?

The "man" should be encouraged by courageous reporters to be accountable for his history, just as we all are.

[obiwan]

69. Drugs? President Bush? Nah, you're kidding me!

I guess SOMETHING killed those brain cells.

[milkyway]

76. But was he getting a blowjob while he did it?

[Sparkle]

78. It doesn't matter what Chimpy did in his past,

his followers won't care. They'll still vote for the bastard.

[NJGeek]

82. Nose-Candy Republicans For Truth! <eom>

[KansDem]

86. That does it! Change the name from "Camp David" to "Coke David..."

... in honor of *!

On edit: Or how about "Camp Coke?"

[Catfight]

87. Cokeford Texas? n/t

[KansDem]

88. LOL...good one!

[goclark]

102. Keep um coming LOL

They made their bed now they need to LIE in it!

[democrat_patriot]

89. Will SHaron Bush make the talk show circuit?

Is she hiding in an undisclosed location? Hope she gets on Oprah.

[fortyfeetunder]

103. Reminds me of that Coke commercial of long back

"Things go better with Coke"....Wonder if * had Coke and pretzels that fateful day. He might as well just freebased.

[svan81]

105. Bush likes to rock out with the Saudis

Hmm, hey Hastert...I'm not saying Bush gets his coke from the Saudis. I don't know.

[JSJ]

107. junior not only hoovered it up, he was also a by-the-quarter-ounce...

...dealer of the Peruvian marching powder- while at Yale.

[struggle4progress]

108. Texans say his nose was a regular snowcone. eom