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I’ve never understood the outright vehemence that liberals have against George Bush. They have an unhealthy fixation on the guy. Grant it, I disagreed with President Bush on more than a couple things during his time in office, but I didn’t fixate on them to a point to where every time his name came up I frothed at the mouth and was ready to bite people. Goodness, I don’t do it now that Obama is the president elect and he’s more dangerous to this country then Bush was by a longshot, to a point that there’s a high probability he’s been elected illegally (I’ll get to that in another post later on this week).

But now that Bush is headed out, the haters are still crying and whining until the very end. The effort that goes into trying to humiliate this man even though his time is up is astounding to me. Like Michael Savage say’s in his book Liberalism Is a Mental Disorder, there’s something seriously wrong with these people. They need some counseling at Bush Haters Anonymous, a hug…something.

Take the latest attempt at the website Goodbye Curious George , another of many anti-Bush websites. It has two videos portraying Bush as a bumbling idiot about to blow up the world as he’s about to leave office. He refers to governor Sarah Palin as some mind numbed follower of his policy, to mixing up presidents Lincoln and Ford with cars. This is no where near as humorous as Obama’s Porky Pig impersonation when he doesn’t have a teleprompter in front of him or he’s asked a challenging question that makes him sweat (be forewarned there is one word of profanity in this):

* Barack Obama * Saddleback Church forum hosted by Pastor Rick Warren. McCain outshines Obama at Saddleback Church forum. Abortion Pro-choice Pro-Life Right to Life Sarah Palin

Now…THAT is funny.

About the only thing that has some redeeming quality was the animation itself…to a degree.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying this simply because I’m a conservative. I mean, the guys over at Jib Jib did a campaign video that was HILARIOUS all the way through talking about both McCain and Obama. If something is funny, it’s funny.

The main problem with the Goodbye Curious George video is that…well…it’s just not funny. At all. I mean, when you take a look at it, everything from the portrayal of Bush as a half-man/half-monkey throw back, to the sound being off sync with the animation, to the Bush voice not being a very good impersonation, it was apparent that it simply was a lame attempt at humiliation that really backfired because whoever put it together should be humiliated. They did a thoroughly wack job. Compare the Goodbye Curious George video to the one above and you decide which is funnier. But as far as I’m concerned, the video Goodbye Curious George needs to be the one to say goodbye.

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