Bush versus Reagan (Iraqi versus American)

A friend was complaining about Ronald Reagan yesterday, not completely mollified by his death.  What had Reagan done to bother her, I asked?  She was upset by Reagan’s appointments to the Supreme Court, by his inaction on AIDS, and a variety of other domestic issues.  How could she hate Reagan more than Bush?   “Bush is out there messing up foreign countries instead of our own.”


Despite not having voted for either man, I discovered a strong personal preference for Reagan over Bush II.  Reagan was an American working on American problems.  Maybe he didn’t do as good a job as we would have liked, but at least he was trying.  Bush, on the other hand, projects an image of spending all of his time and energy thinking about Iraq and Iraqis.  The only explanation that makes sense is that Bush is actually an Iraqi.  Who other than an Iraqi would be so interested in Iraq?  When W. is not talking about Iraq he is often talking about Jesus so probably he is an Assyrian Christian, one of the groups that lived in Iraq before the Arab invasion (background).


Perhaps Kerry and Edwards have a chance after all because they are running against a foreigner.


[Note:  there is some chance that Bush is Kuwaiti or Saudi rather than Iraqi.  The owners of Kuwait and Saudi Arabia were badly inconvenienced by Saddam.  There was a New York Times article right after the 1991 Gulf War where they talked about how the Emir of Kuwait would marry a 13- or 14-year-old girl every Friday night and then divorce her on Saturday and that this was the kind of lifestyle that American troops were supporting by giving Kuwait back to the Emir–you could understand why the Emir, even with $billions in foreign bank accounts, was so anxious to have his country back.  Still, there were never too many Christians in Kuwait or Saudi Arabia so evidence points back to W. being an Iraqi]

6 thoughts on “Bush versus Reagan (Iraqi versus American)

  1. I love reading your blog, but I’m amazed that someone even as intelligent as yourself has not caught on yet to the core Bush II policy of “Intollerance for Intollerance”. It’s about time someone in history stood up and crushed all of the dictatorships. Hopefully people will start catching on and realize what Bush II is all about…

  2. Bush works on plenty of domestic issues–solving tough problems like making sure his cronies own an even larger share of the wealth in the U.S., keeping the working people from getting uppity, and keeping those pesky environmentalists at the EPA from enforcing the laws on the books.

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