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The Worst President in History? Name Another.

 

 

 

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TOP FIVE HEADLINES

 

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A blog recently noted that the United Arab Emirates, who Bush gave a

six billion dollar " port security " contract to (and then pulled back

on, for the moment) is very cozy with Iran. In fact, they are the best

of friends and swear mutual allegiance and support, as well as ongoing

commerce and trade.

 

Okay, so that means Bush was going to give a contract to protect

Americans to a country who is best buddies with the country Bush wants

to nuke. Doesn't that strike even some Republicans as odd?

 

The reality is that the Bush Administration has long been playing a

double game with the American people, as if they had two different

sets of playing cards.

 

For domestic consumption, Bush has trumpted (as scripted by Rove) a

fierce nationalism and sense of nationalist fear. He has played the

" patriot " card to the hilt.

 

But on foreign policy, what is most important to the Bush

Administration is not what is in the best interest of the United

States; it is what is in the best interest of large multi-national

businesses, which is to say Republican contributors.

 

In short, we have entered an age when multi-national corporate

financial interests supersede our national interest. This is something

the Busheviks won't tell the American people, and it is why the

negotiations and details of the United Arab Emirates/Dubai deal are

still being kept secret.

 

Bush goes to war to allegedly protect us (while enriching the defense

industry who are Republican campaign contributors) -- and then cuts

financial deals that undercut our security and sovereignty.

 

He's doing the same thing with China right now.

 

Besides which, we, as a nation, are in hock to so many countries that

Bush has to cede sovereign interests at times, because otherwise these

countries can request the payment of their loans and the U.S. would go

bankrupt.

 

Funny that we don't read about such things in the daily papers or see

them on television news.

 

Wonder why?

 

 

 

 

 

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" The top Republican and the top Democrat on the House Intelligence

Committee have disagreed publicly about many things, but on one issue

they have recently come together. Both are disquieted by the

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Boy do we love Kevin Phillips. What more can you say about a guy who

devised Nixon's Southern strategy and then evolved into perhaps the

most astute, historically contextual critic of the Bush Dynasty and

the current incarnation of the Republican Party. Add to that, Phillips

is a keen observer of how the amalgamation of wealth in America has

had a deleterious impact on democracy.

 

Plus, he is a great, frank interview, who minces no words about the

mediocrity, mendacity and venality of the Bush family.

 

Phillips, as one review of this just-released book notes, is not going

to receive an invitation to any Republican conventions. A couple of

years ago, he described himself as an independent to BuzzFlash, with

admiration for John McCain. So, he's no card-carrying Democrat at this

point. He yearns for a Republican Party before the oil barons and " end

times " religious fanatics took over.

 

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