I wonder if Bush would like Obama to start early...

[Legionem Insanis]

Sorry, this was just to funny not to share...

[John McCain 2008]

Hmm, poor Bush. Maybe he would like Obama to start early? Or maybe, he very much dreads the Obama Administration?

Well, the way I see it, Obama may, or may not be a good president. He's very charismatic, and a skiled orator, I'll give him that, but does that mean he's an efficient administrator or manager? Maybe, maybe not. You decide for the time being, history will prove some things, and may surprise us.

-John McCain Supporter

[Каие]

Hmm, poor Bush. Maybe he would like Obama to start early? Or maybe, he very much dreads the Obama Administration?

Well, the way I see it, Obama may, or may not be a good president. He's very charismatic, and a skiled orator, I'll give him that, but does that mean he's an efficient administrator or manager? Maybe, maybe not. You decide for the time being, history will prove some things, and may surprise us.

-John McCain Supporter

That makes a change, a very impartial and objective fervent McCain supporter willing to take McCains words and give Obama a chance.

[manofarms89]

at the end of the day i do feel sorry for bush... especially when i think it could have so different

[Hunter Makoy]

u notice bush has been saying how eager he is to get obama in the oval office to "talk" to him. he might just let him in, throw him the keys and run.

[Rapax]

he might just let him in, throw him the keys and run.

"No givsies backsies!"

[morteduzionism]

u notice bush has been saying how eager he is to get obama in the oval office to "talk" to him. he might just let him in, throw him the keys and run.

...he'll have Obama visit the Oval Office...tell him have a seat, just to see how it feels...then Bush will excuse himself (bathroom, phone call, etc)...

*Poof*

Gone never to be seen again.

[Manoflooks]

heh heh...bush isnt allowed to make any decisions. i heard a thing on tv

"Bush will not be happy until he leaves, with the WHite House smoldering behind him."

[mongrel]

heh heh...bush isnt allowed to make any decisions. i heard a thing on tv

"Bush will not be happy until he leaves, with the WHite House smoldering behind him."

That is sad, after all he always said he was "the decider".

One can get pleasure from sucking bush. I cannot say the same when Bush sucks.

[Mikelus Trento]

There is certainly something to be said about having and using an orderly protocol during this time of transition. But with the states of things (worldwide economic turmoil, Iranian nuke), I think the current administration is leaning on the side of being more informative to the incoming side, and also taking their opinions more into account.

The Bush admin is most certainly trying very hard not to hand over the reins in the same snarky, childish way the Clintons left the white house.

I do feel if there was a constitutional way to leave early, Bush would opt for that. There is one way - if he resigned tomorrow - but neither his legacy or performance to date merits that option. IMO.

[Viking Prince]

The USA has a tradition of order and legality to political transitions. Institutions are stable because of the rule of law. Use the procedures that exist and do not abrogate your responsibilities.

Short answer -- Bush stays regardless of his personal preferences. Obama waits regardless of how eager.

To do otherwise endangers the very essence of the rule of law.

[Farnan]

If he resigned Cheney would take charge. If they both resigned Pelosi would take charge.

[EpicJon]

There are talks going around that Bush is planning to impose marshall law during January because of the economic disaster. So that might be a play to stay in office, rather than to leave it. But thats just rumors going around. Not verified yet.


-EJon

[Farnan]

There are talks going around that Bush is planning to impose marshall law during January because of the economic disaster. So that might be a play to stay in office, rather than to leave it. But thats just rumors going around. Not verified yet.


-EJon

Ummm....

That is one of the top 10 most idiotic statements here.

No Bush is not going to impose Martial Law, and yes he will leave office.

Even Andy Jackson left office.

[Kiljan Arslan]

Ummm....

That is one of the top 10 most idiotic statements here.

No Bush is not going to impose Martial Law, and yes he will leave office.

Even Andy Jackson left office.

Here Here Farnan

ejohn by the way love your sig!

[Legionem Insanis]

There are talks going around that Bush is planning to impose marshall law during January because of the economic disaster. So that might be a play to stay in office, rather than to leave it. But thats just rumors going around. Not verified yet.
-EJon

Ya, and the Right says Obama is a socialist muslim terrorist.
I am tired of hearing stupid scare tactics from either side, really.

More from the 9/11 conspiracy crowd. I guess we all do not see it thanks to the contrails.

[Mikelus Trento]

Ya, and the Right says Obama is a socialist muslim terrorist.
I am tired of hearing stupid scare tactics from either side, really.

More from the 9/11 conspiracy crowd. I guess we all do not see it thanks to the contrails.

I've downgraded them from "stupid scare tactics" to "ravings of the members of the lunatic fringe" myself.

[C-Rob]

Lol, I thought that was a very funny image.

[John McCain 2008]

If President Bush imposed martial law, then it's got be chalked down to the fact that technically, the United States is an economically poor nation (government, specifically). This could be the only way possible Bush could get around Obama having to get into office. I highly doubt this plan would actually take off though, especially with the American people. Most Americans, even Republicans, dislike or even hate Bush. I don't hate or dislike him, though I must admit he, was so far, not a great president.

[fatsheep]

heh heh...bush isnt allowed to make any decisions. i heard a thing on tv

"Bush will not be happy until he leaves, with the WHite House smoldering behind him."

I think Bill Maher said something like that on Larry King Live

If President Bush imposed martial law, then it's got be chalked down to the fact that technically, the United States is an economically poor nation (government, specifically). This could be the only way possible Bush could get around Obama having to get into office. I highly doubt this plan would actually take off though, especially with the American people. Most Americans, even Republicans, dislike or even hate Bush. I don't hate or dislike him, though I must admit he, was so far, not a great president.

So far? You think he can become a good President in two months?