Bush Declines Invitation--an Editorial (Iraq, enemy, illegal aliens, deaths)

[Editorialist]

Personally I am glad Mr. Bush declined the invitation from Mr. Obama to join with him in a special tribute to the victims of 911 in New York City. Mr. Bush HAD NO RIGHT TO ATTEND. What did this man really do to capture Bin Laden, the real perpetrator of 911--The Answer ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! This fact can be confirmed in his statement concerning Bin Laden, "that he had more important matters with which to deal" What could be any matter greater than apprehending that mass murderer. And his ensuring actions PROVED his statement to be true, eight years of Bin Laden loose when in two years of his administration Mr. Obama nabs him.
Mr. Bush and his compatriot, Richard Cheney, are responsible for one of the costliest and deadliest of all the undeclared (unconstitutional) wars waged by this nation.

I consider Bush and Cheney to be almost as wicked as Bin Laden and Saddam Husein. They failed to really block the terrorists from entering this country through our borders by not pushing for deportation of the illegal aliens nor punishing those who hired them but rather pushing for amnesty. They squandered tax payers dollars to finance projects in Iraq that used their corporations and personnel to build or operate, some extravagant beyond imagination and others not completed or abandoned.
They became occupiers rather than liberators in the two nations they were supposedly trying so desperately to help become free and prospering countries ignoring the requests, time and time again, from the governmental leaders in charge to leave.

Mr. Obama really showed the uttermost courtesy to one who did not deserve it and I think Bush realized it shortly after receiving the invitation. I hope his conscience finally pierced his miserable soul that he really failed and inexcusably so in his "mission" and the cost to the American people in terms of lives and money for that failure.

Now that the perpetrator of 911 has been brought to justice, I now yearn to see the evil traitors to our country, Bush and Cheney, brought to trial for the unconscionable things such as invading countries that did not mastermind 911, allowing our borders to remain open for more murder or killing of 25 Americans each day and theft of our SS benefits and municipal treasuries to support them, along with saying "trash the GD Constitution" and acting like it.

That is the only way the scales can be balanced in the whole matter--putting both Bush and Cheney on trial for their war crime like deeds which resulted in the deaths of too many innocent civilians along with the rampant destruction of their countries. AND ADD TO THAT THE THOUSANDS OF LIVES LOST BY OUR MILITARY PERSONNEL AND FOR WHAT. These boys should have been defending our borders dying if necessary for their country, families and land to protect them from this invasion of an illegal criminal alien enemy which continues to kill and rob us each day, not for those in other countries who despise our way of life and our God.

[jeffington]

Originally Posted by Editorialist

I consider Bush and Cheney to be almost as wicked as Bin Laden and Saddam Husein. .

And I consider your post to be about as intelligent as this mornings ablutions.

[carterstamp]

GWB gave us the courier, he deserves some of the credit.

And, no, I am not a fan of GWB.

[kevinm]

Osama Bin Laden did not plan 9/11. Kalik Shiek Mohammad did and HE IS IN JAIL.

[burdell]

I think Bush is just being consistent in his behavior, avoiding the spotlight and commentary on the current POTUS. I give both him and his father, who remained in the background during W's Presidency, credit for doing so

[Backspace]

George W Bush is more responsible for the assassination of Osama than Obama is, the truth hurts.

[texdav]

Bush ulike some knows when to get off the politcal stage.Obama should ask clnto;I am sure he would be delighted.

[kevinm]

Originally Posted by burdell

I think Bush is just being consistent in his behavior, avoiding the spotlight and commentary on the current POTUS. I give both him and his father, who remained in the background during W's Presidency, credit for doing so

Too bad Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton don't stay in their spiderholes.

[Cavaturaccioli]

The OP text could have been replaced with

[Insert garden variety, clicheed, anti-GWB screed here]

and saved a bunch of ones and zeroes, not to mention the five seconds I wasted before I realized just how trite and useless it was.

[Ferd]

blather

and not a very good editorial