Dick Cheney book: GW Bush f’d up

Via Politico, we get an excerpt from Big Little Dick Cheney’s book:

“On Tuesday morning, May 22 [2007],” Cheney writes, “a David Ignatius column appeared in the Washington Post titled ‘After the Surge: The Administration Floats Ideas for a New Approach in Iraq.’ It quoted administration officials on the need to revamp policy in order to attract bipartisan support and to take into account the fact that the surge might not have the stabilizing effect we had hoped.

“I was very concerned when I read the piece, and I raised it with the president in the Oval Office. ‘Whoever is leaking information like this to the press is doing a real disservice, Mr. President,’ I said, ‘both to you and to our forces on the ground in Baghdad.’ … ‘We have to correct this, particularly with our generals in the field.’ 

The leak was authorized by his genius boss. And how ironic is it that the Dick was concerned about a leak.

Ah, the bad old days….

Speaking of bad days, as I type this, we’re coping with Hurricane Irene. GW claimed he couldn’t have imagined the breach of the levees during Katrina. Well, hey, we couldn’t have imagined Bush’s breach of so many laws during his presidency.

  • Anonymous

    Ah, well, Little Boots’ reputation preceded him.  What is not so obvious is that Cheney is pretty much a partisan nitwit, and, if anything, even more corrupt than Bush.  Marginally smarter than Bush, but not by much.  The pair of them together formed a clusterfuck of gargantuan proportions.

    Bush is not the only example of failing upwards in that duo….

  • Anonymous

    Thanks Darth Cheney for pointing out the obvious. Did you also know that the sun rises in the East and sets in the West? 

    W. (just tying that letter makes my stomach turn) partied until he was in his 40′s, drank like a sailor till than, ran businesses in the ground (selling his share of stock when he was a Chairman in Harken Energy before the company filed for Chapter 11, and testifying before the SEC, which that testimony is under lock and key and not available to the public), got a sweet deal of ownership of the Texas Rangers, and demanding that the taxpayers pay for a new stadium to the tune of millions of dollars. Telling everyone that he was a “cowboy”; yeah, a “cowboy” that was born in Maine, moved to Texas as a very young boy, went to an Ivy League school back East where he partied more and slept in his classes to sleep off the hangover from the other night before. 

    W. has failed at everything he has done in his life; failed businesses, failed ownership of a major league baseball team, failed Presidency, was responsible for the WORST recession since the Great Depression, ruined America’s image overseas; 70% of Europeans saw Dubya as a threat to world stability, saw the BIGGEST loss of jobs on his watch, and basically watched America’s economy burn as he sat with his hands on his lap sitting in the corner going “Uh, what do I do? Give Wall Street a bailout? Sure.” 

    Thanks for pointing out the obvious Darth Cheney. By the way, don’t you have a Batman movie to shoot with your character the Penguin being filmed anytime soon? 

  • DesertSun59

    It doesn’t take Dick Cheney to tell us that W was an alcoholic fratboy who would have cared less about the US.  W proved it when he went in front of the world and told us that he was going to invade Iraq come hell or high water despite the fact that the inspectors found not a trace of the WMDs he insisted were there.

    They were never found.

    W is still an alcoholic fratboy and he destroyed the US economy on his way out.

    Again, it doesn’t take anything Cheney says to let us know that W F’d up.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_DW7LHDQQLRH5RQG2AGEXP35QGM Mr. B

    “Dick Cheney book: GW Bush f’d up”

    Well, thank you, Captain Obvious . . .