Monday, November 10, 2008

Extreme Oval Office Cage Fight

Obama and Bush

Two go in. One comes out.

Stay tuned...

9 comments:

Rock Candy said...

I wake up everyday since November 5th, offering up a bit of thanks that for the FURST time in a long damn time.....I feel we have a prize fighter entering the Oval Office!!

D said...

Dear Rock -

I hope that you're right.
Really I do.
But the last several (dozen?) occupants of the White House have been little petty men bent on avarice and short sighted greed.

Any change would be welcome.

Lavi D. said...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/nov/08/obama-race-democrats-us-elections

A lot of Obama worship, but wouldn't it be great if we really did elect a smart, ethical person for a change?

Lavi D. said...

Better link for above.

Rock Candy said...

Ethics, integrity, compassion and empathy....all things a real man should be.....and I believe we just elected one!!

D said...

what I said before can be quoted verbatim.

Rock - I hope you're right. Bear in mind that Mr Obama has to deal with the Congress, and they are [rightly] held in even lower esteem than Mr Bush

The_Scum said...

I'd rather wager on Dick Cheney with a shotgun.

Killer.

D said...

Damn right -- that would have been a better ticket: Obama-Cheney.

Do you think that Hugo Chavez or Ill Sick Kim worry about Biden?
But Cheney - he shoots his *friends*!

Ah well, it's another four years of grand circuses. It can't be any more expensive in blood and international prestige; I hope it's not too expensive tax-wise.

Rock Candy said...

I am hoping Cheney gets locked up along with Bush.

I think I will go and listen to some Scorpions now...Wind of Change to be specific.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taVW8Kv2HcQ


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