Notice how whenever Bush gives a speech he usually is...

[butterfly77]

doing what he claims others others are doing,or he is just plain lying.

For Immediate Release
Office of the Press Secretary
July 10, 2007

ISN'T HE A PART OF THIS- Then there were some corporate scandals that had a psychological effect on our economy. People were beginning to worry about the system where people were not upholding the law, taking advantage of the situation, taking advantage of shareholders.

REMEMBER ITS YOUR MONEY AND AND HE IS SPENDING IT FOR WARS- And yet, we acted and cut taxes -- and cut them hard -- (applause) -- because one of the philosophical drivers of this administration is, is that if you have more money in your pocket to spend, save, or invest, the economy is more likely to grow. In other words, there's always a conflict in Washington about how -- what's the proper amount of money in Washington and what is the proper amount of money in your pocket. I'm one of these fellows that err on the side of trusting people to spend their money, more than trusting government. (Applause.)

PLEASE!- I'm not trying to elicit applause -- thank you, but -- (laughter) -- and our plan has worked. I don't know if you noticed last month that we added another 132,000 new jobs. We've added over 8 million new jobs since August of 2003. Entrepreneurship flourishes when people have got more capital in their pocket.


Let me talk about health care, since it's fresh on my mind. The objective has got to be to make sure America is the best place in the world to get health care, that we're the most innovative country, that we encourage doctors to stay in practice, that we are robust in the funding of research, and that patients get good, quality care at a reasonable cost.


HERE IS ONE OF HIS BIGGEST LIES: My position is, we ought to help the poor -- and we do, through Medicaid. My position is, we ought to have a modern medical system for the seniors -- and we do, through Medicare. But I strongly object to the government providing incentives for people to leave private medicine, private health care to the public sector. And I think it's wrong and I think it's a mistake. And therefore, I will resist Congress's attempt -- (applause) -- I'll resist Congress's attempt to federalize medicine.

HERE'S SOME MORE: And we just started. He got all the troops there a couple of weeks ago. He asked for 20,000-some troops, and I said, if that's what you need, Commander, that's what you got. And they just showed up. And they're now beginning operations in full.

IS THIS WHY WE WERE CALLED UNPATRIOTIC WHEN WE SPOKE AGAINST YOU. LIES! And in Washington, you got people saying, stop. And here's my attitude about this -- and I understand there's a debate, and there ought to be a debate in our democracy, and I welcome it. I welcome a good, honest debate about the consequences of failure, the consequences of success in this war. But I believe that it's in this nation's interest to give the commander a chance to fully implement his operations. And I believe Congress ought to wait for General Petraeus to come back and give his assessment of the strategy that he's putting in place before they make any decisions. That's what the American people expect. They expect for military people to come back and tell us how the military operations are going.

LIES,LIES,LIES,- And that's the way I'm going to play it, as the Commander-in-Chief. I'll be glad to discuss different options -- the truth of the matter is, I felt like we could be in a different position at the end of 2005. I believe we can be in a different position in a while, and that would be to have enough troops there to guard the territorial integrity of that country, enough troops there to make sure that al Qaeda doesn't gain safe haven from which to be able to launch further attacks against the United States of America, enough troops to be embedded and to help train the Iraqis to do their job.

And the reason why is, is that we're a blessed nation. And we've become even doubly blessed by helping others be able to deal with disease and realize the blessings of an Almighty. That's what I believe.

Listen, I got to hop. Thanks for your time. God bless. (Applause.)

[MADem]

1. Lissen, Ah got to HOP? A far cry from "Nothing to fear but fear itself..." NT

[mtnester]

2. Shoot, I thought this was going to be a fill in the blank statement . . .

and my answer was going to be "drunk"

oh well