• May 3, 2007 10:19 AM

    Bush claims he's "The Commander Guy"

    Anyone else witness more of a regression in Bush's claims?

    Back in 2000, he was the compassionate conservative. He proclaimed that he was a "Uniter, not a divider."

    In early 2004 he claimed he was "A War President" who makes decision with war on his mind. Alright. I guess that's serious, though that doesn't say much about uniting people.

    Then, becoming a bit more petulant, he became "the decider." "Im the Decider!" he maintained. Obviously, it's because he makes decisions, doesn't really have to explain what's on his mind, and who cares about uniting people.

    Now, he's just "The Commander Guy." Because well, the only real way to get across what he does is to resort to descriptions as opposed to titles or verbs.

    So, my question for you is, what's next? What will be GWBush's next self proclaimed title? My money's on him proclaiming either "I'm the boss-type dude" or more likely "I'm the guy who gets to sit on mommy's lap first."

    Posted by Dan Droller
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  • HPaulJ [TypeKey Profile Page] :

    I am personally looking forward to the day when he calls himself "The former President"

    Posted on May 3, 2007 11:24 AM
  • JugularBean [TypeKey Profile Page] :

    I think the next thing he's going to say is he's "the dictator - Adolf Hitler"

    I'm from India and I just can't believe that a country that calls itself a real democracy can allow one man to veto the majority of Congress. I'm of course talking about the troop withdrawal that the Democrats were pushing for.

    Posted on May 3, 2007 11:28 AM
  • butte [TypeKey Profile Page] :

    Notice he said that before the Association of General Contractors.
    Let's see him say that before group of retired MILITARY generals and see what happens.
    Especially since many of the younger retired generals are those who the "Decider" forced into retirement rather than take their knowledgeable advice prior to the start of this mess.
    I doubt if the Chickenhawk-in-chief has the guts to do it.
    BTW typekey still sucks.

    Posted on May 3, 2007 2:16 PM
  • ben [TypeKey Profile Page] :

    re: TypeKey -- Hi, I work for Working Assets. You're right. It's not working for us. A better registration system is in the works. We'll get it up and running as soon as we can. In the meantime, sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for posting in spite of TypeKey.

    Posted on May 3, 2007 8:53 PM

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