So Bush is trending on twitter, and people are calling on him to

[senseandsensibility]

endorse Kamala. I don't think there's a chance in you know what that he has the guts or brains to do that. I thought he was a lightweight puppet when he was in office, and there is no reason to think that age has improved him.

[VMA131Marine]

1. It's kind of odd that Dick Cheney has endorsed VP Harris

But W somehow can’t do the same.

OTOH, we know who really was President during Ws administration

[OMGWTF]

3. GeeDumbya and Cheney The Dick should both be hanging in The Hague for war crimes.

[senseandsensibility]

5. It is a little surprising that W

doesn't just follow Cheney's lead. I wonder what their relationship is like now.

[rubbersole]

28. Dominatrix Lite.

With Wyoming leather instead of Connecticut leather.

[krkaufman]

35. Scooter Libby

I think it’s been strained ever since Shrub failed to pardon Scooter Libby.

[Rebl2]

6. Trump

isn’t threatening his daughters.

[Evolve Dammit]

21. Yet. I think he is afraid

[soldierant]

23. Well, not by name.

But unless they're postmenopausal (which they may very well be - frankly, I didn't care enough to look it up) he is a threat to them. And even if not, I'll bet he has granddaughters.

[thesquanderer]

19. The difference is that Cheney's daughter is Liz Cheney. (n/t)

[jalan48]

27. I think Dick is sticking up for Liz.

[JHB]

29. Neither of Dubya's daughters are in politics. One of Dick Cheney's is.

Thus, Dubya's daughters don't have any foe he feels need to take any actions against. Darth has other considerations.

[Cha]

2. Thanks.. glad Twitter

People are on it anyway.

[bucolic_frolic]

4. He was a teapot dictator in his day

there were no WMDs. He called himself "the Decider". Sounds an awful lot like an aspiring dictator to me.

[Evolve Dammit]

22. He said "this would be a whole lot easier if it was a dictatorship. As long as I was the dictator."

[underpants]

7. He's retired from politics

[senseandsensibility]

8. Okay

So is Cheney.

[JHB]

31. He can "retire" all he wants, but it doesn't let him of the hook.

This isn't a normal election. This is an election where one side sees it as "one push and we can grab all the marbles", and the other side doesn't. Is he on the "grab" side or not? Especially when the "grab" side is not only the GOP, but the segment of the GOP that put him in office in the first place.

[jalan48]

9. Maybe it's because he supports Trump?

[WarGamer]

10. Relying on the neocons huh?

Great strategy... Dick and Liz Cheney in the bag... Rick Wilson, Steve Schmidt, Bill Kristol... the AG who supported water boarding... Who next?

Paul Wolfowitz?

Condi Rice?

Rumsfeld? (from the grave)

Colin Powell?

FFS... for Dog sake, when Trump loses next month, can we PLEASE go back to being the LIBERAL Party who doesn't invite war criminals and extremists into our tent?

[Jack Valentino]

11. None of them were "invited", so far as I know.

We don't have "veto power" over which of our previous political opponents may endorse our candidates...

[stopdiggin]

13. +1. despite the histrionics, none of this has happened

and in fact - none of these people have made any move to join the D party.
It seems safe to say that the Democratic party will probably survive this small handful of off-brand endorsement.

[Jack Valentino]

33. Yeah, we'll survive--- but "get me my smelling salts!!!!"

I'm sure I hated Dick Cheney as much as anyone here,
but I'm not going to tell him that I won't accept
the ONE decent thing that he's ever done in his life
(that I know about). LOL

[stopdiggin]

34. yeah. and going ballistic if/when

the subject might come under discussion. whew!
I think I have a little higher 'melt point' than some ...

[Figarosmom]

12. I don' t think his endorsement means

Anything. His brother lost to trump really fast so why would his endorsement mean anything. I think the repubs are so over the Bushs

[Skittles]

15. "his brother list to Trump"

what's that all about

[Figarosmom]

16. When jeb ran in the primary

Remember? Oh I see your being obtuse about my hitting the wrong key. Thanks I fixed it.

[Skittles]

14. FUCK that warmongering piece of shit

he's DISGUSTING

[Mme. Defarge]

17. Maybe he has

“age related” issues affecting his judgment.

[Johonny]

18. I think Romney's support would be bigger and I wish he'd do it

The mormon vote in Arizona and Nevada is important and Romney doesn't need to swing that many voters away from Trump.

[sprinkleeninow]

20. Enabler. Responsible for the Irag and Afghanistan illegal invasions.

I haven't been posting much at all in an attempt to curb my mouth.

[Joinfortmill]

24. Not the brightest bulb.

[SomedayKindaLove]

25. Bush is content to watercolor it out

And hope he never has to move to Costs Rica.

[AmBlue]

26. But I thought Little Georgie did eveything...

... Dick Cheney told him to?

[paleotn]

30. He really has no pull amongst Republicans this many years later.

The party left him long ago. And we thought HE and Darth Cheney were bad. How naive we were.

[Martin Eden]

32. Dick Cheney and GW Bush still have something in common

They're both war criminals who were never held accountable.

[Kaleva]

37. Our leaders have no intention to hold them accountable

[Martin Eden]

38. I was furious with new Speaker Nancy Pelosi when she stated:

Impeachment is off the table.

In the wake of 9/11 the administration of GW Bush engaged in a coordinated campaign of disinformation to deceive the American people about Iraq's alleged WMD and ties to al Qaeda. They took our country into a costly war under false pretenses -- an invasion the PNAC neocons wanted before Bush took office. 9/11 provided the "new Pearl Harbor" they needed.

Their crime was much worse than Nixon's or Trump's first impeachment. It still rankles me that Bush and his cohorts are still free to lead lives of wealth and privilege.

[BoRaGard]

36. Do something honorable for America, Mr. Bush