According to the Financial Times, in 2008, during the height of the presidential campaign and after Bush had publicly endorsed John McCain, George W Bush told a group of British dignitaries including the British Prime Minister that he didn’t like McCain.
I probably won’t even vote for the guy. I had to endorse him. But I’d have endorsed Obama if they’d asked me.
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Obama / Bush for 2012. Now that will solve the bi-partisan problem once and for all.
PatriotSGT. I first thought, scarey!
Then I realized you said “Bush”–you didn’t specify which Bush.
Obama and Bush the Elder? …. that I might want to think about
Thoght Dancer – How about Jeb or HW?
Not at all surprised. I think Condi did as well. Cheney? Not so much.
Who is “they?”
The implication was the Democrats.
well im prying my jaw off the desk with a paint scraper after reading that.
Well, as they say, the enemy of your enemy is your friend. Bush wasn’t running against Obama – and Obama is not entirely different than Bush in terms of policy.