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Has Bush Cracked?

DC's Capitol Hill Blue —the oldest surviving news site on the Internet— has published a story titled "George Bush on the edge." Veteran newspaperman Doug Thompson says worried White House aides paint a portrait of paranoid President who fears the public no longer trusts him on Iraq.

According to one unamed GOP consultant, the Commander in Chief's paranoia is reminiscent of Nixon's. According to inside sources, Bush spends more time plotting against John Kerry than he does on Al KAYduh, while compiling an ever-growing enemies list.

According to an aide, John Ashcroft and Bush believe that they act at "God’s command" and that God justifies any actions they take. As a result, Ashcroft has been drawn increasingly closer to Bush.

But one aspect of Bush’s rule seems to contradict Biblical morality. The President curses a blue streak, and calls those disloyal to his policies expletives too graphic for television. Some White House staffers report they are looking for new employment.

 

 

by Sander Hicks, Lenny Charles and Bill Matthews

BROADAST on Free Speech TV, Dish Network, 6/11/04 and Rebroadcast throughout the weekend.

for INN World Report

Original Story —  @ Capitol Hill Blue >>