This ought to be fun. Barack and Michelle Obama will welcome The Most
Evil Man in the World (or as he's known outside the Democratic Party,
George W. Bush) and his wife Laura to the White House next week, for the
unveiling of their official portraits. Of course, this comes as the
current president is in full campaign mode, and W. occupies the role of
Obama's eternal scapegoat. It'll be no minor miracle if Obama can make
it through the unveiling without blaming Bush for something.
Such ceremonies often bring together current and former presidents
with rivalries, grudges or awkward relationships. But the timing of this
unveiling is particularly delicate as Mr. Obama uses Mr. Bush as a foil
on the campaign trail against former Gov. Mitt Romney
of Massachusetts, his presumptive Republican challenger. Although Mr.
Obama generally does not mention Mr. Bush by name, he often says Mr.
Romney wants to replicate the former president’s agenda but “on
steroids.”
At a campaign fund-raiser in Redwood City, Calif., on Wednesday, for
instance, Mr. Obama said Republicans wanted “bigger tax cuts for the
wealthiest Americans,” “deeper cuts” in Medicare and education, “even
more power” for banks to do as they please, and fewer regulations that
protect consumers. “But that’s not new,” he added. “That was tried,
remember? The last guy did all this.”
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5 comments:
And the dems were in majority the last two years of Bush's reign!!
Maybe the Bush family can teach the Obama's how to be real Americans while they are there. I know I know, but miracles do happen.
As if Obama and Bush don't have the same puppetmasters! Wake up America!
Anon: 8:14pm
And how exactly isn't the President a "real" American.
12:50, there isn't enough room or time to answer your question. you must have your head in the sand or your blinders on.
actions speak louder than words and this presidents actions and the people he "hangs" with; the people he's comfortable with speaks volumns. enough said...
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