For eight long years, George W. Bush refused to criticize Barack Obama.
“I don’t think it’s good for the country to have a former president undermine a current president,” Mr. Bush explained to Fox News’s Sean Hannity in 2014, on why he refused to critique his successor’s policies. “I think it’s bad for the presidency, for that matter.”
Yet one month into President Donald Trump’s presidency, Mr. Bush decided it was OK to offer a critique of the former real estate mogul.
Mr. Bush, speaking with Matt Lauer on NBC’s “Today” Monday, insisted “we all need answers” regarding possible connections between Russian officials and Mr. Trump’s campaign team. He (thankfully) dodged the question on whether a special prosecutor should be appointed to investigate the matter.
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Yeah, was it him or his daddy voted for Clinton this last time ?
ReplyDelete- Charlie
I believe it was his father, but both worthless neocons.
DeleteThe globalists will always be together. I observed that Obama was NO CHANGE on most major issues with the previous Bush Administration. And the Clinton's and the Bush's have been tight for decades. --Ron W
ReplyDeleteHit the delete key for all. :)
DeleteThe mask is pulled off revealing clearly which way 'he rolls.'
ReplyDeleteLeft.
Worthless.
DeleteAs it has been said, "a picture is worth a thousand words":
ReplyDeletehttp://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/george-w-bush-hillary-clinton-sweetly-hug-at-nancy-reagan-funeral-w167138
--Ron W
Repulsive.
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