Should Bush be teaching Hypocrisy 101?
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Bush should be teaching Hypocrisy 504. Hypo101 is for beginners.
992665
Stand by, they're on their way, Should be interesting how they'll rationalize, minimize, deny, and blame in defense of their criminal leader. Bush and his criminal administration should be put on trial for their crimes against America and humanity.
739370
No, just because the Rebubs scream all this vulgar filth on TV so all little children can hear it (like they did about Clinton) is no sign decent folks like Dems have to do the same. We as real Americans need to protect our children from this vulgarity these Repubs broadcast to get their votes. Children's minds should not be poisoned because Bush has intimate relations with his male co-workers or because Clinton dated one of his female co-workers a couple times.
671678
of course it is. most of these people that bash bush need to take few lessons in how this government works. if they did, they would realize that not all decisions are made by the president. and the ones that are must pass through both the house and the senate. its just so much easier to point the blame at one person thatn it is to try and fix things themselves
400760
yes americans are hypocrites
412229
Bush should be tried for crimes against the English language.
462942
In the Bush administration "the negation of truth is so systematic. Dishonest accounting, willful scientific illiteracy, bowdlerized federal fact sheets, payola paid to putative journalists, 'news' networks run by right-wing apparatchiks, think tanks devoted to propaganda rather than thought, the purging of intelligence gatherers and experts throughout the bureaucracy whose findings might refute the party line -- this is the machinery of mendacity...The point here is not the hypocrisy involved, though that is egregious. The point is the downgrading of truth and honesty from principles with universal meaning to partisan weapons to be sheathed or drawn as necessary. No wonder the Bush administration feels no compunction to honor the truth or seek it; it conceives truth as a tactic, valuable only insofar as it is useful against one's enemies.\n\nBush Lies In State Of The Union Speech\n\nBush: "By the year 2042, the entire [social security] system would be exhausted and bankrupt."\n\nIn what the BBC calls "highly unusual," a State of the Union Speech was interrupted by a chorus of "No's," booing, and heckles from some of the members of Congress in attendance. This happened immediately after the above Bush lie. As Shields mentioned on the PBS wrap-up, and as Brooks concurred, if adjustments are not made, by 2042, as they have been made before, 3/4 of the funds promised would still be available. The entire system would neither be exhausted nor bankrupt. -- Politex, 02.03.05\n\n\n\n------------------------------...\n\n\n29 Bush Lies About Iraqi WMD\n\nbush lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... not lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... \nBush Lied About Lots Of Things\n\nSure Did. Here's Even More\n\n\n------------------------------...\n\n\nToday's Bush Lie\n"[Castro] welcomes sex tourism," Bush told a room of law enforcement officials in Florida, according to the Los Angeles Times. "Here's how he bragged about the industry," Bush said. "This is his quote: 'Cuba has the cleanest and most educated prostitutes in the world.'"\n\n"As it turns out, Bush had lifted that quotation not from an actual Castro speech but rather from a 2001 essay written by then Dartmouth University undergraduate Charles Trumbull. In the essay, Trumbull did appear to quote a Castro speech about prostitution. Sadly, the student made the quotation up.\n\n"According to officials, the actual quotation from Castro's 1992 speech reads as follows: 'There are hookers, but prostitution is not allowed in our country. There are no women forced to sell themselves to a man, to a foreigner, to a tourist. Those who do so do it on their own, voluntarily. We can say that they are highly educated hookers and quite healthy, because we are the country with the lowest number of AIDS cases.'"\n\n"...And this isn't the first time the Internet has baffled Bush. Back in 2003, the President cited another student's thesis when making a case to go to war. The student's [plagiarized and "sexed up"] work ended up in a government document describing Iraq's weapons capability. Not exactly the kind of hard intelligence needed to justify an attack on another country." The Register, 07.28.04\n\n\n\n------------------------------...\n\n10 Minute Rice: Three Lies And No Apology\n\nCondi Rice, Bush's National Security Adviser, appeared on 60 Minutes Sunday evening, but, unlike Bush anti-terrorism adviser Dick Clarke at the 9/11 Probe, she did not swear on the Bible that what she would say would be the truth. While Clarke on 60 Minutes last Sunday allowed himself to be probed and turned inside and out for nearly the entire program, the edited tape of the Rice interview with Ed Bradley lasted around 10 minutes, and
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For those who still say Bushy is not lying:\n\nIn the Bush administration "the negation of truth is so systematic. Dishonest accounting, willful scientific illiteracy, bowdlerized federal fact sheets, payola paid to putative journalists, 'news' networks run by right-wing apparatchiks, think tanks devoted to propaganda rather than thought, the purging of intelligence gatherers and experts throughout the bureaucracy whose findings might refute the party line -- this is the machinery of mendacity...The point here is not the hypocrisy involved, though that is egregious. The point is the downgrading of truth and honesty from principles with universal meaning to partisan weapons to be sheathed or drawn as necessary. No wonder the Bush administration feels no compunction to honor the truth or seek it; it conceives truth as a tactic, valuable only insofar as it is useful against one's enemies.\n\nBush Lies In State Of The Union Speech\n\nBush: "By the year 2042, the entire [social security] system would be exhausted and bankrupt."\n\nIn what the BBC calls "highly unusual," a State of the Union Speech was interrupted by a chorus of "No's," booing, and heckles from some of the members of Congress in attendance. This happened immediately after the above Bush lie. As Shields mentioned on the PBS wrap-up, and as Brooks concurred, if adjustments are not made, by 2042, as they have been made before, 3/4 of the funds promised would still be available. The entire system would neither be exhausted nor bankrupt. -- Politex, 02.03.05\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\n29 Bush Lies About Iraqi WMD\n\nbush lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... not lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... lies... \nBush Lied About Lots Of Things\n\nSure Did. Here's Even More\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\nToday's Bush Lie\n"[Castro] welcomes sex tourism," Bush told a room of law enforcement officials in Florida, according to the Los Angeles Times. "Here's how he bragged about the industry," Bush said. "This is his quote: 'Cuba has the cleanest and most educated prostitutes in the world.'"\n\n"As it turns out, Bush had lifted that quotation not from an actual Castro speech but rather from a 2001 essay written by then Dartmouth University undergraduate Charles Trumbull. In the essay, Trumbull did appear to quote a Castro speech about prostitution. Sadly, the student made the quotation up.\n\n"According to officials, the actual quotation from Castro's 1992 speech reads as follows: 'There are hookers, but prostitution is not allowed in our country. There are no women forced to sell themselves to a man, to a foreigner, to a tourist. Those who do so do it on their own, voluntarily. We can say that they are highly educated hookers and quite healthy, because we are the country with the lowest number of AIDS cases.'"\n\n"...And this isn't the first time the Internet has baffled Bush. Back in 2003, the President cited another student's thesis when making a case to go to war. The student's [plagiarized and "sexed up"] work ended up in a government document describing Iraq's weapons capability. Not exactly the kind of hard intelligence needed to justify an attack on another country." The Register, 07.28.04\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n10 Minute Rice: Three Lies And No Apology\n\nCondi Rice, Bush's National Security Adviser, appeared on 60 Minutes Sunday evening, but, unlike Bush anti-terrorism adviser Dick Clarke at the 9/11 Probe, she did not swear on the Bible that what she would say would be the truth. While Clarke on 60 M
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Of course he is, idoits are falling for this because they are simple minded and brain washed. Bush also lies about how he wants to help people, but waht about people in Hati. Theses people are suffering but too bad for them they don't have anything for Bush to take..
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No, no, no, absolutely not. Professors should be unbiased. \n\nHiring educators for their point-of-views is moronic.
1008200
Bush has said much more stupid ish than this. Really, I'm not surprised. Anyway if you have an illiterate person representing you. They are easily to control and puppetize.
920111
politics and hypocrisy?  you mean they coexist?
872184
ABSOLUTELY NOT !!!\nAND HE SHOULD GIVE BACK ALL THE MONEY, GIFTS AND PERKS THAT HE ACCEPTED WHILE THAT HYPOCRITE FOOLED EVERYONE !!!
597831
That's called stereotyping.. dude you should stop believing in Bush..
754724
I can't speak for God but I can tell you this, Bush claims God himself instructed him to democratize the Middle East.\n\nNow my opinion on this matter is that is bologna. That he just had powerful friends instructing him.\n\nThen again, I can imagine Cheney with a microphone connected to some light fixture... giving instructions. LOL
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Ay yes.   The best punishment for hypocrisy is irony.\n\nIt is indeed fun to watch them hang, one-by-one, on the gallows they painstakingly constructed.\n\nWhen you build a platform on inflaming people's self-righteousness  judgement, then you've trained your base to be extremely quick to judge you and abandon you when you reveal yourself to be human.  \n\nIt is very dangerous to bill yourself as the "party of morality."
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It may be that President Bush lied, but there is no evidence to support such an allegation.  What is known at this time can be interpreted more than one way by the general public.  Of course, what is known is innuendo and conjecture.  Nothing on which solid conclusions can be drawn. \n\nThose who like President Bush will say things supporting him and those who dislike him will say things against him.  Most likely neither group will have the truth of it. \n\nWaiting for the evidence to be developed, and it will be, is the thing to do.  Those involved (including President Bush if the evidence shows it) will then be prosecuted. \n\nWhile making accusations may be fun, it does nothing to advance justice.