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Bush: It's 'liberating' to be out of office
George W. Bush, in one of his few public appearances since leaving office in January, told a group of graduating New Mexico high school students that leaving office lifted a heavy burden.
The Associated Press: Bush: It's 'liberating' to be out of office
google.com — 3 hours ago ARTESIA, N.M. (AP) It was a humbling moment for the former commander in chief:... President George W. Bush was walking former first dog Barney in his new Dallas neighborhood when it stopped in a neighbor's yard for relief. "And there I was, ... (more) The Associated Press: Bush: It's ...
Bush: It's 'liberating' to be out of office
Bush: It's 'liberating' to be out of office
usatoday.com — "And there I was, former president of the United States of America , with a plastic bag... on my hand," he told a group of graduating high school students in New Mexico on Thursday. "Life is returning back to normal." Bush, in one of his few public ... (more) Bush: It's 'liberating' to be out of office
Bush: ‘It’s a liberating feeling’ that I am no longer president.
Bush: ‘It’s a liberating feeling’ that I am no longer president.
thinkprogress.org — New Mexico’s Roswell Daily Record reports that during a speech to graduating local high school students, President... Bush “expressed few regrets” about the policies he enacted as president. At the same time, however, Bush said that ... (more) Bush: ‘It’s a liberating feeling’ that I am no longer ...
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No More Mister Nice Blog — THE SPEECH THAT WASN'T PART OF YESTERDAY'S DUEL While Dick Cheney, a man who never had (and never will have) Barack Obama's job (and who doesn't have any job at all anymore) has been elevated to the status of Obama's rival, the man who did have Obama's job, and who was (ostensibly) Obama's new rival's boss, also gave a speech yesterday -- and the speech did not get front-page headlines. For obvious reasons: ARTESIA, N.M. -- It was a humbling moment for the former commander in chief: President George W. Bush was walking former first dog ...

Meanwhile...
Shakesville — ... , emitting foul, guttural utterances from the depths of his char-black soul in defense of torture to drooling conservative sycophants whose most fervent hope is be just as evil as he is when they grows up, the former president is on quite the speaking tour himself, having just given a speech to high school students in New Mexico about his pooping dog. ...

Bush: It’s Liberating To Be Out Of Office
PoliGazette — ... “And there I was, former president of the United States of America, with a plastic bag on my hand,” former President George W. Bush told a group of graduating high school students in New Mexico on Thursday about one of his first experiences after he left the White House and moved (back) to Dallas, where his dog Barney immediately stopped in a neighbor’s yard for relief. “Life is returning back to normal.” ...

Was the Mainstream Media-Hyped Obama/Cheney Face-off Just Another World Wrestling Federation Ratings Event?
BuzzFlash.org - Progressive News and Commentary with an Attitude | Fight Ignorance: Read BuzzFlash — ... "If you even think about prosecuting me or any of my staff or Rumsfeld or anyone who worked in the DOD for crimes, I will destroy your political agenda with a media circus and political sabotage that will make Hurricane Katrina look like a mild summer breeze.  Look what I've got my foot soldiers in Congress doing to Pelosi. Let it be a lesson to you. Don't mess with Dick!" Of course, Bush is down in Texas, saying nary a word, except that he is carrying a plastic bag around on walks to clean up after Barney.  If indictments came down, Cheney is probably thinking it would be ...

Just Another NOT-Bush Nobel Peace Prize
Gates of Vienna — ... off the environment. And what’s George W. Bush been up to since leaving office? Not much, and liking it . He calls his post-presidential life “liberating”. I think he most enjoys not talking to the press. Unlike Carter, Clinton, and Obama, Bush refrains from criticizing - even as Obama uses him as a handy foil for all his mistakes. Poor Nixon, who never could accept the press-bashings he endured, famously sniffed on losing an election, You won’t have Nixon to kick around anymore, because gentlemen, this is my last press conference. That was in 1962. He would later be elected ...

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