Overtime
NYT:
Historians, you have another quote to memorialize.
After conferring with his economic aides at the White House in the morning in the first of two meetings on the turmoil, Mr. Bush singled out the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., saying that he had shown "the country and the world that the United States is on top of the situation." |
Historians, you have another quote to memorialize.
posted by The Cunning Realist at Monday, March 17, 2008
7 Comments:
Everyone's covered Bush's behind his entire life so he's never actually had to do anything. That's why everything's a joke for him. Unfortunately, the real joke's on the country. To all of you who voted for him the last 2 times, thanks for nothing.
BlueStreak
Chicago, IL
"You're doing a heck of a job Paulie!" is what I think Bush meant to say. Except this time it's all of America that's drowning, not just New Orleans.
Why in heavens did Cheney let Georgie off his leash? One look at his fiscal history clearly shows he doesn't know a thing about the economy and finances. Heck, the man can barely spell MBA.
Lordy. It's hard work, hard work . . . but we're making good progress . . . etc., etc.
Lordy. It's hard work, hard work ... but we're making good progress ... etc., etc.
Translation: We're doing a heckuva' job.
A little as we may think of Paulson, at least he works over the weekend sometimes which is more than we can say for Bush who is just as likely to take a vacation.
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