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El President is giving me moonbat fever (FR mentioned!)
Boston Herald ^ | 6/3/07 | Howie Carr

Posted on 06/03/2007 4:05:09 AM PDT by raccoonradio

I have just come down with a dread disease, one that I once believed struck only moonbats.

Bush Derangement Syndrome - BDS.

I am so far out of the BDS demo - I don’t have a trust fund, a ponytail or hot flashes. I have two jobs. I laugh at Deval Patrick and carbon credits. I do not go to movies made by Michael Moore or Al Gore. I have no bumper stickers saying either Kerry-Edwards or 1-20-09.

But BDS can sneak up on you faster than a resolution banning trans-fat in SUVs at Brookline Town Meeting. Like so many other Americans, I first tested positive for BDS on May 18. That was the day George Bush and Ted Kennedy announced their amnesty bill for 12 - or is it 20? . . . or 30? - million illegal aliens.

Perhaps you’re familiar with the early symptoms of BDS - as soon as you see George Bush on TV you reach for the remote control, because if you don’t, you know you’ll start yelling at the TV set, scaring the children yet again.

Is BDS fatal? Not usually, but it may soon claim its first victim: the presidential campaign of John McCain. He’s sinking like a stone in the polls and I suspect full-blown BDS. It wasn’t supporting George Bush’s war that doomed McCain, it was supporting his amnesty bill.

The BDS epidemic has swept what were once called the “red states” in record time. Do you realize that 61 million people voted for George Bush in 2004 and at last count only 53 will still admit to it? Er, the count just went down to 52, now that Lou from Waltham has just faxed in:

“Not only can I not stand Bush, I can’t take that puppet of his, Tony Snow.”

Here’s a joke from a BDS quarantine ward:

Q. How many Bush supporters does it take to change a light bulb?

A. Both of them.

I’m not the first person to admit contracting this debilitating illness. Former Bush supporters are coming out, you might say, all over the Internet. If you’re wondering whether you, too, are at risk for contracting BDS, ask yourself the following questions:

Have you recently screamed at an RNC telephone fund-raiser - all of whom were just fired because everyone in the Republican base has stopped giving money since “shamnesty”?

Do you find yourself calling the president “Jorge”?

Have you dreamed of the day Jeb Bush runs for president, so you can vote against him?

Have you asked yourself, “Where can I get me one of those Z-visas so I don’t have to pay back taxes?”

If you answered “yes” to more than one of the above questions, consult your physician immediately. Before you can say, “Mission accomplished!” you may find yourself repeating Ronald Reagan’s great line about the Democratic Party: “I didn’t leave the party, the party left me.”

The right-wing Web sites have become self-help meetings, where the fallen-away wonder whatever possessed them to vote, twice, for a guy who has thrown in with Ted Kennedy, La Raza and Vicente Fox.

As Carbonado put it on Free Republic: “How bad was the other choice that an inept, tongue-tied goober like Dubya looked like the better choice?”

Inept tongue-tied goober - that passes for high praise these days for Bush 43.

OK, we got two good Supreme Court appointments, but one of them was over the objections of the inept, tongue-tied goober. The tax cuts worked, but they’re sunsetted. And the war on terror - how many more times can anyone afflicted with BDS listen to him talk about the terrible threat posed to Western Civilization by terrorists in Iraq, who kill an average of three Americans a day, after which he lauds those wonderful illegal aliens who, according to Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa), are killing an average of 25 Americans a day?

The FBI describes stopping the illegal gangbangers of MS-13 as the top priority. Jorge wants to give them amnesty if they sign a “renunciation of gang affiliation.”

Border security 5,000 miles away in Iraq: Job One for the U.S. military. Border security along the Rio Grande: Yawn.

Every time Bush goes out to the Rose Garden and calls his own voters “vigilantes,” BDS spreads. More people see Dick Cheney and immediately think “Neo-con chicken hawk.” They see Michael Chertoff and think “bearded little weasel.” They see Ken Mehlman and Lindsay Graham and they think - well, let’s not go there.

Millions of people feel bushwhacked. They’re bushed.

Bush Derangement Syndrome. It’s not just for moonbats anymore.


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KEYWORDS: bds; deathofthegop; howiecarr; immigrationbill; moonbats; presidentbush; theuglytruth; w
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To: FRForever
From your blog article:

If King and WND have their numbers correct, that would mean that illegals commit 26.2% of all murders in the US. However, they only comprise less than 7% of the American population, even if one accepts the figure of 20 million illegals here now. Doesn't that seem just a bit strange to anyone?

If they are committing crimes at a higher rate it wouldn't seem so strange. That's the flaw in his logic.

21 posted on 06/03/2007 4:38:22 AM PDT by raybbr (You think it's bad now - wait till the anchor babies start to vote.)
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To: raccoonradio

Whew- who ever thought it would come to this? Howie really nails it- and I hate it that he’s right.

Over at The Corner, Kathryn Jean Lopez calls is Bush Estrangment Syndrome...


22 posted on 06/03/2007 4:39:01 AM PDT by SE Mom (Proud mom of an Iraq war combat vet -Fred'08)
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To: raccoonradio

My BDS is very deep. There’s nothing El Presidente Jorge could do to regain my trust at this point. If he were to announce that he was abandoning the Immigration bill today, I still would never ever trust him again, and I still would never vote for any member of his family for anything (I voted for Jeb 3 times and would have voted for him again).


23 posted on 06/03/2007 4:43:34 AM PDT by Rum Tum Tugger
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To: the gillman@blacklagoon.com
The truth hurts. Especially here on FR.

I am proud that the truth has finally surfaced.

I have BDS.....and it gets worse everyday...

24 posted on 06/03/2007 4:44:57 AM PDT by cbkaty (I may not always post...but I am always here......)
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To: raccoonradio

I also suffer from BDS. My first seizure was during the Harriet Myers nomination. Then it flared up again with the Dubai Ports deal. But for the last couple of weeks, it has become a full blown attack. I’m doubting it will ever go back into remission. It’s incurable.

As for Bush and his selling out on the borders, I can think of two sources that have been all over this issue for a long time - Lou Dobbs and WorldNetDaily. I know a lot of Freepers hate Dobbs and WND, but they sure look like they had this one pegged.

Ironically, since FoxNews is owned globalist Rupert Murdoch, CNN’s Dobbs is the most mainstream guy out there connecting all of the dots.


25 posted on 06/03/2007 4:53:09 AM PDT by WWTD
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To: cbkaty

Me, too.

Question... how do the RATS feel about GWB these days? I’ve been of the opinion that a vast majority of the American public (and that includes the democrats) favors closing the borders and does not favor Jorge’s amnesty bill - however, I realize that I don’t KNOW that.

So what’s the buzz over at DU? Are we and the moonbats on the same side, for once? Or is GWB their new-found hero?


26 posted on 06/03/2007 4:57:49 AM PDT by Pravious
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To: raccoonradio
” They see Michael Chertoff and think “bearded little weasel.”

Wasn't Chertoff a Clintonov fed prosecutor appointee (in NJ!). Highly questionable pedigree IMHO.

27 posted on 06/03/2007 5:00:05 AM PDT by Paladin2 (Islam is the religion of violins, NOT peas.)
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To: Pravious

I just took a look at D.U. not much mention about immigration.
Must shower now.


28 posted on 06/03/2007 5:01:34 AM PDT by sopwith (don't tread on me)
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To: Pravious
So what’s the buzz over at DU?

Ouch, that's gonna leave a mark......I don't do DU....

29 posted on 06/03/2007 5:03:36 AM PDT by cbkaty (I may not always post...but I am always here......)
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To: Paladin2
” They see Michael Chertoff and think “bearded little weasel.”

Sadly he appears to be an aids patient in the final stages.

30 posted on 06/03/2007 5:04:50 AM PDT by cbkaty (I may not always post...but I am always here......)
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To: Rum Tum Tugger
There’s nothing El Presidente Jorge could do to regain my trust at this point. If he were to announce that he was abandoning the Immigration bill today, I still would never ever trust him again, and I still would never vote for any member of his family for anything (I voted for Jeb 3 times and would have voted for him again).

Same here ( except Jeb is one state away... )-- the trust ( which took a beating during incidents others just mentioned ) is long gone.

I can't wait for the whole crew up in DC to become history.

31 posted on 06/03/2007 5:09:52 AM PDT by backhoe (Fred Thompson- because No Other will Do...)
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To: raccoonradio

buenos dias!

I too, am an extreme sufferer of BDS....

el presidente jorge (Guest Worker) bush is intent on destroying the GOP and more importantly the USA...

after loyal support for both of his elections/support for his tax cuts/Iraq and the ar on terrorism....he has turned his back on his constituency in order to bow at the feet of ted kennedy and all the lib/dems that see the illegals as a new base to regain power and maintain the power idefinitely.

BDS...yes...I’ve got it...and even impeachment won’t cure it!!!!


32 posted on 06/03/2007 5:11:21 AM PDT by nyyankeefan
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To: raccoonradio
The river of history takes curious turns doesn't it? 9/11 was something which rallied us as a nation because of the obvious threat to us all. I haven't wavered on supporting President Bush because of it. But, curiously, Republicans lost some close elections in 2006, and just as curiously, most of them quickly conceded. Why? Strange is it not, that Republicans were targeted for prosecutions more so than Democrats before the elections? Strange is it not, that so soon after the elections, this abomination is being forced upon us? And now conveniently, we may not have enough Republicans to stand up against a President who says the citizens of this nation: “don’t want to do what’s right for America.” What a horrid, ghastly thing to say!

Fast forward to the present and we have the makings of a political 9/11, in the form of a betrayal of Republicans who trusted their President and their party. And I mean this in the strongest sense, this attempt at "reform" can have destructive consequences far in excess of what happened on 9/11. (Note too it is cynical slap in the face of the immigrants who followed the rules.)

And here is a point that cannot be emphasized enough. It flatly doesn't matter what is written in the law, and it doesn't matter what the politicians say what the law is, or what they promise it will do. As soon as the Democrats get into power, they will appoint weasel department heads, prosecutors, and judges who will promptly ignore or deliberately fail to enforce the law in order to gain more voters for the Democrats.

This is not immigration reform. It is the deliberate introduction of chaos into American life and there will be no "cost benefit."

33 posted on 06/03/2007 5:11:57 AM PDT by Enterprise (I can't talk about liberals anymore because some of the words will get me sent to rehab.)
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To: raccoonradio
1-20-09

I saw one of those stickers on a moonbat's car the other day, and it took me a couple of seconds to figure out.

I guess they also see it as the date of Hillary's coronation.
34 posted on 06/03/2007 5:13:56 AM PDT by rightwingintelligentsia
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To: raccoonradio
“...in both elections, W was the lesser of the two
evils...”

Exactly, and this is what chaps me. Our side was thinking about “who will be able to win” rather than “who will uphold and be faithful to conservatism”. We’ve got to stop thinking like that. If we’re going to elect liberals and other socialists, what’s the point of a second party? IMHO, it is better to lose to a liberal than to win with a faux conservative. The lib damages the nation, but the faux conservative damages the nation and destroys the integrity of conservatives. We need to better utilize out primaries.

35 posted on 06/03/2007 5:18:18 AM PDT by wgflyer (Liberalism is to society what HIV is to the immune system.)
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To: raccoonradio

BDS bump


36 posted on 06/03/2007 5:18:25 AM PDT by EverOnward
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To: sopwith
Do you find yourself calling the president “Jorge”?

Why just the other day I called him "Jorge Boosh".

Its sad because I used to be a big Bushbot and was one of those who was actively involved in campaigning for him. But now, just last week, I actually tossed my Bush/Cheney 2004 bumper sticker in the trash because I had enough.

Its sad because I really like the President and admire him on many things.

37 posted on 06/03/2007 5:18:45 AM PDT by KC_Conspirator
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To: raccoonradio

A noticeable side effect to BDS; I’m certainly less burdened of bending over backward to support the boob.


38 posted on 06/03/2007 5:19:46 AM PDT by So Circumstanced
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To: WWTD
I had a bad attack of BDS when they let Sandy Burglar off the hook.

The immigration issue has sent me over the edge--I admit it.

:-)
39 posted on 06/03/2007 5:24:36 AM PDT by cgbg (A cigar a day keeps the liberals away.)
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To: wgflyer

The votes are in the middle and you need them to win.

It sucks, but that is reality.


40 posted on 06/03/2007 5:24:46 AM PDT by listenhillary (We will never run short of pessimism and pessimists)
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