Bush about the GOP : It's fair to say they don't like immigrants


Today George Bush gave his last press conference as President of the United States and seems to be "desembuchando" what he wasn't able to say for eight years. Maegan described the event as a hot mess that proves the man who hates being president; proving he was indeed a front for Dick Cheney.

So it's no wonder Shrub has been dropping little bombs (or mini-molotvs) like this one :

Take, for example, the immigration debate. That's obviously a highly contentious issue. And the problem with the initial outcome of the debate was some people said, "well, Republicans don't like immigrants." Now, that may be fair or unfair, but that's the image that came out. And if, you know, the image is "we don't like immigrants," then there's probably someone else out there saying, "well, if they don't like immigrants, they probably don't like me as well."

I almost feel sorry for Shrub. Almost, but not quite. Hell to me is very much an emotional, psychological and physical place you go to, here on earth, to pay for the evil you've brought into the world.

George Bush has the marks of a man who is already in his own private hell.

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