Two Georges - Washington and W' - No Comparison

Today, the President, George W. Bush, dared to compare himself to our first president, George Washington. W' thinks that he and the first George are similar men, of similar character, and that the challenges of the Iraq War are similar to those that our Founding Father, President Washington, faced as he and others established this nation.

There is no comparison, George 43, no comparison at all! George Washington was elected to serve as our country's first president by the entire voting population of our newly born nation. The first American election was neither manipulated nor stolen and the Supreme Court did not appoint General Washington to the presidency.

George Washington was noted for his honesty, known to be an introspective person, and was always concerned about others who were not as fortunate as himself. General Washington did not lie this country into a war, and did not abuse, or neglect, the soldiers who volunteered to serve under his leadership.

Unlike George W. Bush, our first George, was not an arrogant man. He was humble. When the people asked George Washington to be their king after the Revolution was over, he refused. He did not want to become a despot or a constitutional monarch. What would the aristocratic Dubya do if a similar request were to be made of him?

George Washington helped to form our constitution and guarantee our freedoms whereas, George W. Bush has done his best, since taking up residence in the Oval Office, to constrain the freedom of America's citizenry by delibertly dismantling the Constitution of the United States.

Washington, as the first leader of the American democracy, did not use citizen soldiers to impose democracy by invasion and force in other contries - that was President Woodrow Wilson.

Today, the worst president in the history of this country, George W', stood at Mount Vernon and delivered what sounded like a fourth grade book report composed by a child who had long ago been left behind. One bad statement in particular stood out. "In the end, General Washington understood that the Revolutionary War was a test of wills, and his will was unbreakable."

Somebody please tell Dubya that George Washington was not a stubborn, childish, willful man like himself. "Tests of will" and "unbreakable will" are symptoms more frequently exhibited by obstinate kings and gods who are fashioned after overbearing, demanding men. President Washington was a man who did not seek to impose "his will" upon others.

W' you are no Washington!

No further proof is necessary that George W. Bush is seriously delusional...

Quick! - Call the men in white who drive the wacky wagon. The current George needs to be straight jacketed and transported directly to Walter Reed Hospital's outpatient mental health facilities. Only there, amidst mouse droppings and mold, will he recieve the care that he so desperately needs. Only there will he learn that he doesn't exist (oops, records lost, again!) and that he, like the rest of our service members, is expendable.

More later about the disgusting, indifferent neglect by the Department of Defense at Walter Reed's outpatient facilities...

Resident Scholar, American Patriot Institute
.........Kitchen Window Woman........