Bush ponders options after Obama rejects pardon deal
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— President Bush blamed Democrats on Thursday for the drubbing Republicans
took at the polls on Tuesday, and he vowed to remain in office "until all the
votes are counted. This race is still too close to call, and the results seem
fishy to my advisors considering the mandrake given me by the American people to
protect them from the evil ones. Everyone should just stay calm and keeping
shopping."
Bush suggested
that he might have to talk with President-elect Barack Obama next week without
pre-conditions, despite Obama's rejection of administration demands that he
issue a blanket pardon for Bush and vice-president in hiding Lon Cheney in
exchange for the keys to the White
House.
"This non-violent
transfer of power is one of the skidmarks of a true democracy," Bush told the
South Lawn of the White House on a gray morning when the economy continued to
deteriorate and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were still ugly messes that had
now cost nearly 5,000 American lives for no
reason.
Said Bush:
"Enduring this tradition is as smooth as possible is the biggest priority of my
legacy, and the American people demand that as
much."
Bush's message was
the latest in a series of acknowledgements that he, his family, and close
friends and relatives are preparing to leave the country during the next 75
days. Although no country has thus far agreed to shelter the First Idiot and his
henchpeople, many observers believe that Paraguay, Bolivia, Colombia, or
Argentina will ultimately provide the developmentally disabled president with
sanctuary, although no one is certain that Bush will be safe from bounty hunters
dispatched to apprehend him for trial as a war
criminal.
On Thursday
morning, Bush announced that Jack Bauer and the "entire staff of CTI will be
briefing the president elect on how to continue winning the war against terror.
I know that some people think that Jack Bauer has gone rogue, but he's always
been with us, instead of against us, unlike the liberals and Democrats. Taken
together, these measures represent an unpredicated effort to ensare the
executive branch in desperation to dispel its responsibilities at all times. We
must keep our detention to the tacit hand because the American people respect no
less. I ask that all survivors remain focused on the ghouls ahead."
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Thu - November 6, 2008 at
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