Bush hopes that Kenny Boy Lay's black heart was "right with the Lord"

[Human Torch]

A couple of gut-churning snippet's from Larry King's birthday interview with Junior and unindicted boyfriend killer First Lady Lump In The Bed:



• Bush predicted that al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden will be captured eventually.

"Oh, we'll get him," he said. "It's just a matter of persistence and patience."

• The president said he was "really surprised" by the death early Wednesday of Enron founder Ken Lay, who was a family friend from Texas.

"My hope is that his heart was right with the Lord, and I feel real sorry for his wife. She's had a rough go, and she's now here on Earth to bear the burdens of losing her husband, a man she loved."

http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/07/06/bush.lkl/index.htm

[bluestateguy]

1. I don't think the Lord is a big fan of stealing billions of dollars

Especially when the thief is unrepentant about his crimes.

Right now I figure Lay is being booked and processed in his new, and very hot, prison cell.

[TomInTib]

2. "I feel real sorry for his wife. She's had a rough go"

Couldn't even mention her effing name.

Probably never heard of her.:sarcasm:

[Human Torch]

3. Oh, he knows her name...and he's HEARD of her...THOUGHT about her...

...enough to conclude that she's "young" and "beautiful"...



http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/bushlay5.html

:patriot:

[TomInTib]

8. I love that note/memo...

"Thank goodness you have a young, beautiful wife"

Oh, Laura....

[Vickers]

10. "She's had a rough go"

Yes, being the wife of a crooked billionaire must really suck. :sarcasm:

Is she in mourning at the luxury ski chalet where Kenny Boy "died" ?

[dflprincess]

11. Does he ever thinks of the war widows he's created

and feels sorry for them and the rough go they will have?

[AtomicKitten]

4. Yeah, the Lord of Darkness.

Welcome, Kenny-Boy.

[fearthem]

5. As if Bush would know what that meant!!!!! NOT

[Human Torch]

6. Bush likes to let people THINK he "received Christ" from Billy Graham...

...because it makes good press. He's never actually STATED this...he just doesn't "correct" people when they make the assumption.

Though he was always somewhat religious, Bush said, a turning point came in a private talk with the Rev. Billy Graham along the coast of Maine in 1985. Graham's words planted the "mustard seed in my soul" that eventually led to a decision to "recommit my heart to Jesus Christ," he wrote. In addition to being a Bush family friend, Graham is a widely admired Baptist evangelist who has counseled many presidents, and his frequently cited role in Bush's journey of faith adds to its ecumenical air. But from the point of view of some evangelical Christians, this story has a basic flaw: It lacks the drama of a single moment when Bush accepted Jesus as his savior, a true born-again experience.

The second account of Bush's conversion is contained in two new books about his faith. Both say that more than a year before the seaside chat with Graham, Bush requested a meeting with Arthur Blessitt, an eccentric evangelist known for dragging a 12-foot cross around the world. David Aikman, author of "A Man of Faith," who confirmed his account with presidential adviser Karl Rove, said Bush and Blessitt sat at a table in the empty Holidome restaurant of a West Texas Holiday Inn. Blessitt's Web site says the following exchange took place:

"If you died this moment, do you have the assurance you would go to heaven?" Blessitt asked. "No," Bush replied. "Then let me explain to you how you can have that assurance and know for sure that you are saved," Blessitt said. "I'd like that," Bush said.

That conversation, which Blessitt's Web site says ended with the two men holding hands and praying for Bush's salvation, sounds much more like a born-again experience than Bush's celebrated talk with Graham. But Bush made no mention of it in his autobiography, and has not discussed it since.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A24634-2004Sep15?language=printer

[Erika]

7. Atheists might have a different opinion of his fate

Like he cheated out workers, led the good life, assured a dynasty, and died. A total bushbot and elitist.

[AndyA]

9. Bush needs to be worried about his relationship with the Lord.

He has violated a lot of the Ten Commandments. A few of them are biggies. Asking for forgiveness and continuing to do the same things over and over again does not even up the score.