The Enemy Here is George Bush

See Michael Totten in Tech Central Station – The Crucial Alliance: Last month at a Democratic Party debate Howard Dean said “we need to remember that the enemy here is George Bush.” This was during an argument with Dick Gephardt about Medicare. At the same time, the mullahs in Iran and the Stalinist tyrant in … Continue reading “The Enemy Here is George Bush”

See Michael Totten in Tech Central Station – The Crucial Alliance:

Last month at a Democratic Party debate Howard Dean said “we need to remember that the enemy here is George Bush.” This was during an argument with Dick Gephardt about Medicare. At the same time, the mullahs in Iran and the Stalinist tyrant in North Korea were firing up nuclear weapons programs. Al Qaeda threatens to use whatever nukes they can find to turn the United States into a “sea of deadly radiation.” At a time like this, calling George Bush the enemy is more than a little ridiculous.

Totten is eminently reasonable.

6 thoughts on “The Enemy Here is George Bush”

  1. Realmente, o presidente George Bush e?o inimigo de voces e do mundo. Quando sera que o povo americano sabera eleger um representante que nao traga em si, tra?os de um medievalismo aviltante como se fosse ele o senhor da guerra.

    Parabens pelo blog.

  2. My interpretation (which seems reasonable to me, anyway): Dean was using “enemy” rhetorically, meaning “political opponent,” as part of a plea to cool it with the infighting which benefits no one but the opposition.

  4. Well, we can try Babelfish’s Portuguese-to-English:

    Really, president George enemy Bush e’o of voces and the world. When sera that the American people sabera to choose a representative who nao brings in itself, traces of a aviltante medievalismo as if was it you of the war.

    Ummm, not quite. Spanish-to-English?:

    Really, or president George Bush e?o inimigo of voices and do world. Sera Quando that or povo American sabera to eleger um representing that nao swallows command post if, tra?os of um aviltante medievalismo as fosse ele or senhor occurs war.

    Or, combining the two:

    Really, president George enemy Bush of voices and the world. When [it happens] that the American people [know] to choose a representative who nae swallows command post, traces of an aviltante medievalismo as if was it you of the war.

    Better?

  6. It’s not Esperanto, but seems to be Portugese, in spite of BabelFish’s inability to translate it well. Gary

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