NOW WE KNOW WHAT "W" STANDS FOR

-by Mags

Long ago George Bush vowed to get Osama bin-Laden dead or alive. Then later he downplayed the importance of capturing Bin Laden and bringing him to justice telling folks he didn't worry about bin- Laden, he just didn't think about it all that much.

Just last week George Bush told George Stephanopoulos "We have never been stay the course, George." But, as we all know, in the last year this administration has been all about stay the course. In fact, earlier this year in the House of Representatives there was a resolution "debated" on the floor for the sole purpose of allowing every member of the GOP who wanted to to parrot the phrase while calling the Democrats the cut and run party.

So much for "Stay the Course." The White House press team is spinning the finer points of just what they meant all these months during which time the Democrats pointed out that "Stay the course" was not a strategy. Suddenly "Stay the course" can man anything from not changing any policy or practice in Iraq, to a possible pull out of troops. Who knew?

This is no surprise to those paying attention to the spin machine in the White House. Afterall, these are the folks who have given us a new reason for the Iraq war on at least a weekly basis, although they have been known to change that within seconds and within the same interview.

Now, George the "War" President had decided to campaign on the economy. How many voters will now see George as a fiscal champion? First, they must get help to change their focus in mid-stream.


We have spent the last 6 years being whipped around by denials and later public admissions. Now as the success of any of George Bush's policies look doubtful, they once again engage in a denial so obvious it must be embarassing for them. At least one would hope.

At least we now know what the "W" in George W. Bush stands for. It stands for Whiplash.