How come not member of Congress will declare Bush psychotic?

[Justpat]

How come not one of them has the balls to come out and say the obvious?

The Dems need to point out to the country but especially to the citizens
of the "heartland" that the US is not George Bush's to give away or sell
to the highest bidder.

His actions in selling our port security is an issue of national security.
He needs for some grown up to throw a net over him and haul his ass out
of there.

[tecelote]

1. Because they make more money supporting Bush.

Our government is simply corrupt.

America - It's all about the Money.

Nothing else matters. We'll wage war, torture, sell off our own country, trash the Constitution and so much more in the name of profit.

We need to elect an honest government. It's our only hope.

[Justpat]

3. Even the NY Post, which I consider to be the ultimate

right wing rag, came out against this port deal.
They were appalled by the whole thing and if the
NY Post starts turning against dear leader, maybe
it will wake up some of the nuts who have been
worshiping his sorry ass for so long.

[no_hypocrisy]

2. Karl Rove.

Dems are in the minority, so it doesn't matter what they think or say.

Republicans have a different problem. Rove has made it clear, for example with the NSI/wiretapping issue, that if any miscreant, traitorous republican crosses * or his administration, Rove will make it a point to cut off money (pork to his/her state and election funds), not to mention finding a convenient challenger in the primaries who will win. Or maybe just a generic scandal and/or lie planted in the media about the errant republican.

That's why no one will shout that the King has no clothes.

[madokie]

8. You are so right that kkkarl is the first that needs to go. without

him this cabal has nothing, chenney is a crook alright but not a good strategist as the rover

[Justpat]

9. So it is all about protecting their own butts from the

bullies and the good of the country be damned.

I think there are a couple of ways to look at our situation now.
We could curl up in a ball believing there is no hope to fight
their hold on power.
Or, we could realize that we are living in pretty exciting times
and are being given the opportunity to remake our country.
I'll take the latter.

But first, that lying, psychotic, spoiled frat boy has to leave
the White House.

Thank you for your thoughts.

[tecelote]

10. I'm sorry but it is not just the Republicans.

LOOK AT WHAT IS GOING ON.

It is our government. All of them. Totally corrupt.

Why aren't they outraged over an illegal war, torture, the deficit, the spying, ...Come On! There is so much more. Why are they not screaming?

Our country is going down.

Our only hope is to elect honest people to represent us.

If you're not outraged, you're not listening!

[madokie]

4. And time is running out fast.

If possible, have a good day.

[Voice1]

5. Attempt to section Bush under mental health act in Britain in 2003

I don't know whether people remember, but when Bush made his state visit to Britain back in 2003, there was an attempt to get him sectioned under the mental health act:

http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2003/11/280758.html

Under the Act, a person is subject to compulsory admission for assessment in a mental institution if a doctor fears they are “likely to cause harm to themselves or others”. Using their knowledge of the system, the group composed of doctors, psychologists and mental health professionals will attempt to force an emergency section.

An emergency admission for observation under Section 4 of the Act lasts for three days and can be sanctioned by one doctor. Admission under Section 2 can last for 28 days, whilst under Section 4 the patient can be detained for up to six months.

[Skidmore]

6. Are you kidding? They haven't yet called him a liar?

[Saturday]

15. Exactly what I was going to say!!! n/t

[livetohike]

7. Someone needs to shout out "Are you crazy?" the next time

Bush speaks in public.

Our representatives have no guts, either that or they are too worried about looking like someone from the "Angry Left".

Damn right I am a member of the Angry Left and I am sick of this B.S.

[Justpat]

11. But he will never again speak in public unless it is before

one of his hand picked, adoring audiences.

The furneral experience was a great shock to him.
To have people get up and tell him like it is -
why that it simply not allowed in George's kingdom.

[livetohike]

14. You're right about the funeral and what a life it must be to be

sheltered from the truth about yourself your whole life.

[H2O Man]

12. Because he is not. n/t

[Justpat]

13. Is he just evil, then? Stupid? What?

I think his actions in the last several years say that he is
under the delusion that he can rip the Constitution to shreds,
make his own laws, discard the ones he finds inconvenient,
invade countries to make him look bigger than his Daddy,
and now sell our ports to foreign interests.

This is like the deranged people wandering the streets who think
they are Napoleon or Christ. His delusions have been protected
and by his Daddy's wealth and connections and encouraged by a
life of never being accountable for anything.

George Bush has become an issue of national security.
He is a danger to us all and needs to be hauled off the
stage of national politics.

[Canuckistanian]

16. Because technically, he's a Narcissist

And borderline paranoid delusional.