OpEdNews - Diary: THE DECIDER IS INCAPABLE, by Jerry Wilhite

June 16, 2007 at 19:49:18 Permalink
THE DECIDER IS INCAPABLE, by Jerry Wilhite

Diary Entry by Auveline Robinson (about the author)

President George W. Bush has repeatedly cast himself in the role of DECIDER, much like Hannibal Barca, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Adolph Hitler.

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President George W. Bush has repeatedly cast himself in the role of DECIDER, much like Hannibal Barca, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Adolph Hitler. I just don’t see President Bush in this role. I think he has trouble deciding what color shoes to wear with a tan suit. I think he is incapable of deciding to use a fork to eat salad, not which fork, any fork.

President Bush recently decided a troop surge would turn the tide of battle in IRAQ. Concurrently he DECIDED we might be there fifty more years. After our troop surge started, and more soldiers were shipped to Iraq the decision was made to use fewer soldiers per foray. Then the DECIDER armed with American weapons the very insurgents our troops had been fighting, so they could help us?

The DECIDER stands behind Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, stating that he alone will make decisions about his staff. My God, based on his previous decisions Gonzales should be checking out you-haul prices. President Bush has DECIDED numerous times that the will of the people means little in the great scheme of things. It is rumored that he holds contempt for the Constitution. His actions appear to validate that.

In my opinion President Bush has zero value as a DECIDER. I truly can’t think of a decision made by this buffoon that benefits the electorate. I really wish someone would DECIDE to impeach the DECIDER. Maybe then we could have common sense returned to our government. It is sorely lacking now!!

wilhite@jerrypippin.com

I am 73 years old and retired. I graduated from North Texas State College, now North Texas State University, in Denton, Texas in 1959. I taught school for 10 years, worked for 3 years as Assistant County Auditor in Nacogdoches, Texas; and then (more...)

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