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Do Cronies Deserve More Pity?

Jul 07 2007
Filed In: Humor, International Politics, National Politics, President Bush

tjones.jpgTerry Jones, of Monty Python fame, comments on the softening of President George W. Bush when it comes to “prosecuting to the full extent of the law.”

Although Bush laid claim to compassion when originally running for the office of president in 2000, it has taken 7 years to surface.

From The Guardian:

A president transformed

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There are 2 Comments to "Do Cronies Deserve More Pity?"

  • TomCat says:
    July 8, 2007 at 4:56 am

    I don’t think that’s quite fair. Bush has shown plenty of compassion, if you just look in the right places. Hasn’t he been extremely compassionate to Halliburton? And look at the success of his favorite welfare program: No Millionaire Left Behind.

    This blog is worth checking back. :-)

  • Manfred says:
    July 8, 2007 at 6:03 am

    Very funny, Tomcat. I’ve also noticed his great compassion for our Attorney General, Howdy-Doody.

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