I have heard when Barbara Bush goes through the TSA fondling gauntlet, that she goes back for thirds, strips herself teasing the Obama fondlers, demands several pose shots from the scanners, and then autographs them for airport security with, Masturbatingly yours, Babs 976.
Whenever folks who are patricians take the Charles Krauthammer 12 step program, they always like Barry Goldwater fall off into the Obama abyss.
How else can anyone explain the absolute frauds the entire Bush family is, in these select quotes which sound like something Joy Behar would cunt about.
But you can't dislike Bill Clinton. He's very likable.
That makes me ponder how much Barbara Bush would have liked being raped by Bill, how she might have gotten off in Bill sticking his cigar up Laura's what's it, and how Barbara jr. and the blonde twin would have liked catching VD from Bill's crooked dick.
I can not look at Bill Clinton and not think of all the women's lives he has shattered. Kathleen Willey in all the hell the Clintons put her through to Juanita Broaderick, to those women who were too scared to report the rapist Clinton to the police.
Well, he's been very pleasant to me personally, very. And I remember when I went up to Washington to do something. I forget what it was. And he heard I was going — with Jeb, incidentally.
I guess the American voters are just flat ass wrong about B. Hussein Obama, because if he is nice to Babs Bush, then politically raping Sarah Palin is just Bill Clinton nice, as long as Bill gives up his bed to George.
The complete destruction of America, the complete reinstating of the Soviet Evil Empire, the complete slaughter of United States Soldiers, the complete protection of terrorists, but as long as Obama puts on the fake halo for mummy and little Jeb, that is all that matters.
Didn't Neville Chamberlain's old lady say the same thing about Adolf Hiter and Joe Stalin?
Sure Sarah Palin is only good to be barefoot and prego stuffed deep into Alaska, but that bright boy Obama is such a nice political rapist.
Does it not sound more truthful the satire that Barbara Bush is one of these Gloria Alred nyphos who like being groped in public?
GEORGE H.W. BUSH: If you asked me, who was the nominee be [sic], I couldn't tell you. We like Mitt Romney. We know him well and like him very much.
BARBARA BUSH: I'll go with George. Mitt Romney. I like a lot of them. But I like people who feel that you can respect other people's ideas. I like that a lot.
Did I not tell you children that Mitt Romney was the chosen patrician of these Rovian patricians? Did I not warn you that Mitt who character assassinated Fred Thompson a real Conservative, was in the Bush gulag? Did I not send out the clarion call that little Jeb Bush is to be Mitt Romney's Vice President, once Karl Rove and his rapists get done ruining all the American candidates?Bold print, there is the Bush dynasty telling their buddy Larry left wing King who the patricians chose a decade ago and planned this all out for Obama to gain power, the GOP not to take the Senate so they ruined the American Conservatives running, and they intend to install Jeb as Veep in waiting.
In closing, I don't know what the hell this is ok. It is disgusting, creepy and ghoulish to David Letterman child rape comedy.
I will paraphrase the Larry King and Barbara Bush exchange.
........He wrote that when you once had a miscarriage, you showed him the fetus in the jar.
It's not in the library. No ...
George — Paula put it in the jar. And I was shocked when she gave it to him to. But, you know, memories dim a little bit. But, anyway, but he was very ...
....And I think he was trying to say that he and I have a very special relationship. We tease all the time, and that's not very nice of me, but — you know, you've got to tease a little bit. And he teases me unmercifully. But we're very close.
The Bush family have a miscarried baby kept in a jar? They didn't bury the child? Barbara somehow thinks King things this child is in the Presidential library?
Someone named Paula apparently gave George HW or George W. this dead baby?
But with dim memories Barbara bush uses this as example of how close George W and her are? Then Barbara follows it up with "teasing" each other?
Who in their right minds even link a miscarried child, kept in a jar like a specimen, with teasing each other?
I honestly do not know what in the hell these people are about any longer. They revealed no signs of this Obamite thinking, and after Karl Rove was turned loose on Sarah Palin and John McCain, Mrs. Palin started revealing the culprits in the Rovians Schmidt and Wallace who frequently appear on Sean Hannity's program, and now this political wholesale rapine of American Conservatives by the entire Bush family and this fiendish Karl Rove, this was not the nice old Gram Barbara of the Reagan years, is not the epitome of First Ladies in Laura, and not the Republicans who were elected to office.
This looks pure demonism in the most macabre form. Liking rapists, liking nation rapists and babies in jars as gifts show family closeness in teasing.
I will post the Politico story below in case it gets scrubbed, as the Bush tribe sounds like it came out of the Obama closest cave in their assent to savagery and returning to necromania.
This bunch is 100 steps past Krauthammer's 12 steps into the Obama abyss.
It is beyond words.
agtG
George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush appeared on CNN's "Larry King Live" Monday night, and George said that the two were "living a quiet life" (even though he said he still planned on sky diving in 2014 to mark his 90th birthday, an endeavor he undertakes every year).
He said that he doesn't miss life in the White House. "I don't miss going to work every day in the White House. I miss the presidency, of course, and I love being president. I love working at trying to help people and helping solve problems. But it was great. But that's gone. That's history."
As for the other former President Bush — their son, George W. — they discussed his new book, "Decision Points": "I think he'd done a good job selling the darn thing," said George. "He's been out there all over the place. But no, I liked it. And it's from the heart, and it's how he feels and why he made tough decisions and how he made them. It was good."
"I loved the book," said Barbara. "I thought it was very frank. And he's not trying to write a biography, or — he's trying to tell how it is in the White House. Lots of people didn't know that you couldn't just go when there's a hurricane and just take troops in."
Since they were with the "Suspended One," they talked about him, too. "We're Larry King fans," said George H.W. Bush. "Don't know what the air is going to be like without you on it. It's going to be very different."
Other notable quotables:
— About those rumors of tensions between Bush 41 and Bush 43: "And there's no rivalry or there's no kind of trying to live up to something or bring the boy up. I mean, it's crazy. We're a close, loving family, Larry. And these speculative stories just drove me crazy."
— About Barbara being a tough gal:
KING: You're feistier than him?
GEORGE H.W. BUSH: True.
BARBARA BUSH: Well, you're not so modest.
GEORGE H.W. BUSH: Well, I'm quiet, kind of ...
BARBARA BUSH: You're quiet.
GEORGE H.W. BUSH: Laid-back.
KING: But he doesn't get as angry as you would get at something printed that's wrong, right?
BARBARA BUSH: Right. But I — I mean, I'm older now and more mature.
— About Bush 43's retelling of the fetus in a jar anecdote:
KING: You also disclose, Barbara — George discloses something very personal about you, which he says you gave him special permission to write about. He wrote that when you once had a miscarriage, you showed him the fetus in the jar.
BARBARA BUSH: No, really, the truth is ...
KING: We touched on it before. But we didn't elaborate.
BARBARA BUSH: I didn't put it in the jar.
KING: What?
BARBARA BUSH: It's not in the library. No ...
KING: I know.
BARBARA BUSH: George — Paula put it in the jar. And I was shocked when she gave it to him to. But, you know, memories dim a little bit. But, anyway, but he was very ...
KING: Were you shocked that he put it in the book?
BARBARA BUSH: No. He asked permission, and I gave him permission. It's his book. And I think he was trying to say that he and I have a very special relationship. We tease all the time, and that's not very nice of me, but — you know, you've got to tease a little bit. And he teases me unmercifully. But we're very close.
— On Mitt Romney:
GEORGE H.W. BUSH: If you asked me, who was the nominee be [sic], I couldn't tell you. We like Mitt Romney. We know him well and like him very much.
BARBARA BUSH: I'll go with George. Mitt Romney. I like a lot of them. But I like people who feel that you can respect other people's ideas. I like that a lot.
— On President Obama:
GEORGE H.W. BUSH: Well, he's been very pleasant to me personally, very. And I remember when I went up to Washington to do something. I forget what it was. And he heard I was going — with Jeb, incidentally. The White House sent word over he'd like us to come by. We did that. He came here to my library, at Texas A&M, for a Points of Light event. And he was very gracious. So, on a personal basis, I'm very strongly impressed. And he's a decent, decent man. And he's taken a lot of heat lately. But that goes with the territory.
— On Bill Clinton:
BARBARA BUSH: But you can't dislike Bill Clinton. He's very likable. And he was so good to George. George told me over and over again he would — he would let George have the bed. I mean, he's just really nice. ... I have a feeling that Bill wishes he had a father like George, truthfully.
GEORGE H.W. BUSH: And we have a close, friendly, personal relationship, and he's been extraordinarily kind to me.
