Bushisms

[dissention]

I just HAD to post these:

Saddam Hussein is a man who invaded two countries twice -- two countries, once each time.
-- Washington, D.C., Sep. 25, 2002

And we're making progress. It's hard to tell whether we're making progress or not, but we are.
-- Trenton, New Jersey, Sep. 23, 2002

They act out of hatred. We don't seek revenge. We seek justice out of love.
-- And via cruise missile, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Aug. 29, 2002 ( )

No, I know all the war rhetoric, but it's all aimed at achieving peace.
-- Reassuring words, Madison Central High School, Madison, Mississippi, Aug. 7, 2002

There's a lot of war talk these days, as there should be, but it's all aimed at making sure the world is peaceful.
-- Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan, July 18, 2002

We have overcome a recession. That means things are going backwards.
-- Dubya seems intent on burning this meaningless phrase into the ground, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Mar. 26, 2004

We've been through a recession. That means things are going backwards.
-- Ahhh, that's what it means, Nashua, New Hampshire, Mar. 25, 2004

Heck, we're 5 percent of the world's population, which means there's 95 percent of the people ready for products that say, "Made in the USA."
-- I guess the American 5 percent will have to continue buying products made in China, Washington, D.C., Mar. 16, 2004

Recession means that people's incomes, at the employer level, are going down, basically, relative to costs, people are getting laid off.
-- So that's what it means, Washington, D.C., Feb. 19, 2004

We want to make sure our wallets all across the country are healthy.
-- Dubya proposes a health care plan for wallets, Philadelpia, Pennsylvania, Jan. 31, 2004

Unemployment dropped today to 5.7 percent.
-- Somehow, unemployment managed to drop in a single day. Dubya sure has his finger on the pulse of the economy. Washington, D.C., Jan. 9, 2004

Today, the unemployment rate dropped, as you may know, from 6 percent to 5.9 percent.
-- At that rate we'll be at full employment in two months, Halethorpe, Maryland, Dec. 5, 2003

You can't tax the rich enough to pay for his promises. Guess who he's going to tax? He's going to tax me and you.
-- This is perhaps one of the funniest things I've ever heard Dubya say. Dubya isn't rich... he's middle class just like you and me. Lebanon, Ohio, May 4, 2004

I'm also running [for re-election] because I want to keep us -- I want to enable us to be the innovative society that we are.
-- Enabling us to be what we are? That's inspiring. Kalamazoo, Michigan, May 3, 2004

We can compete with anybody -- at least, I think so.
-- Well, as long as Dubya thinks so... Washington, D.C., Mar. 16, 2004