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  Wait, seriously?
context: I don’t get it. Even if you buy the fucked up ideology, how are you proud of attempting an attack, screwing it up, and then settling for hitting an 80 year-old man over the head with a hammer? I mean, even as a bottom-feeding fascist, you should be ashamed of yourself. >
  
  Having listened to the 911 call and his interrogation by police… the guy is exceptionally stupid. >
  
  Most of them are.  It's much easier to swindle stupid people.
  They also do pretty much anything you tell them to do if you promise them something they want. >
  
  It's easier to fool people than convince them they've been fooled. >
  
  Fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again. >
  
  I can't even remember the correct saying anymore. All I remember is Bush's fukken face and this beautiful nonsense. >
  
  "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me."  
  Republicans have ALL forgotten that second part, and live for being fooled over and over again. >
  
  I’m convinced that W’s fub of that adage was intentional. He was speaking unscripted, got halfway in, realized he was about to say “shame on me” on record, and found a way to deny the media that soundbite. He looked foolish doing it, for sure, but it was really quite a savvy ‘mistake’. >
  
  Ever see bush speak before he ran for president? It's like a night and day difference. He was actually very well spoken and articulate.
  Either he quickly became dumber or he was putting on a "average Joe Texas" persona to win over the blue collar crowd. >
  
  Larry the Cable Guy is in Mensa >
  
  Last year at CPAC they had a big ass banner saying "We Are All Domestic Terrorists". Of course the GOP supports him.