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1. #1    But he does ride bikes well, when he's not falling off.
   written by PhilosopherJay since 872 days 12 hours 43 minutes
2. #2    "All hat, no cattle" --Old Texas expression for Dude Ranchers
   
   Oops. Five cattle.
   written by kladner since 872 days 11 hours 38 minutes
3. #3    horse, bulls, doesn't really matter...he's full of sh!t of one kind or another.
   written by protect_democracy since 872 days 11 hours 17 minutes
4. #4    Remember the so-called Dude Rancher was born in Con-nec-ti-cut!! Not TEXAS! I laugh because one dude called in from Texas on a radio show and got after the talk show host for saying that Bush was from Texas. He told the host that Bush was not a Texan and never would be!
   written by Sparrows since 872 days 6 hours 25 minutes
5. #5    He does not have a clue as to what a real ranch does - he struts around like a banty rooster, with hsi "shock and awe", and his "Bring 'em on"....he has no scruples (probably has no clue what that or morals means) - rancher, bah!
   written by angry_diane since 872 days 6 hours 16 minutes
6. #6    The horses are actually afraid of him. I think he's some sort of werewolf.
   written by efleming since 872 days 55 minutes
7. #7    He not only has contempt for the "common", but there is some indication that his Yale club steals the skulls of heroes of the people. There is speculation that they have had a hand in the deaths.
   His family fortune was founded in the seventeen hundreds on the slave trade. So was Lloyd's of London. What began on the enslavement of others must have some serious karma.
   Remember, this family sold arms to Germany after the outbreak of WWI and WWII.
   Not only are they not Texans, they're not really Americans-- they're international financiers. His ranch in Paraguay is bigger than his ranch in Texas-- must be cozy down there with all those old Nazis. His dad owns a gold mine in Africa. He's not the first rich boy to miss what life is all about. Pitiful. I've heard he's pretty good at clearing brush, but I wouldn't hire him. Then again, maybe he fears horses because they can see what's in his heart.
   written by martyweiss since 871 days 23 hours 48 minutes
8. #8    Jockeys and trainers say that horses are somewhat telepathic. Makes sense--that kind of sensitivity would enhance survival chances for herd animals. I agree with efleming--horses probably don't like Bush.
   
   Bush is a "pretend" cowboy. But the Republicans love "let's pretend." That's why I think they'll choose Fred Thompson for their candidate.
   written by Mayfly since 871 days 15 hours 48 minutes
9. #9    Bush has been pretending his whole life in an effort to live up to what his father did. He used to pretend he was a tough fighter jock, even though he never saw combat. He's now pretending that he's a cowboy. And, of course, for the last seven years he's been pretending to be a president.
   written by CCryder since 871 days 10 hours 48 minutes
10. #10    At the moment I don't recall if it was Nero or Caligula who brought a horse into the Roman Senate, in disdain for that vestigial ceremonial body that was once the seat of the Republic...but if the Shrub wasn't afraid of horses, it would be an appropriate gesture today (actually appropriate any time since Truman's 1947 National Security Act). Maybe Hillary isn't afraid of horses.
    written by nasrudin since 871 days 10 hours 47 minutes
11. #11    Caligula.
    written by rgernreich since 871 days 9 hours 1 minute
12. #12    It must be disconcerting for ol' George, seeing a horse's ass and thinking it's a mirror! Of course he's a faux rancher -- he can barely handle a chainsaw for a photo op. Bush Sr has a similar history of horse-shit (couldn't resist)! Remember his monogrammed cowboy boots, pork rinds, and telling a rodeo crowd, "Ah'm one of y'all"? The sad thing is that the majority of the people, and the media, actually believe this tripe. Especially in the Bushies' adopted state of Tex-ass! YEE-HAAA!!!
    written by tmchacko since 870 days 16 hours 12 minutes
13. #13    As a native born Texan I have always resented the Bush's pretensions. (I am too painfully aware of the terrible problems with my birthplace, so don't think that I am defending it against anything but carpetbaggers!)
    This criminal family came here only for the votes of the gullible and because there is no state income tax.
    
    BTW: Prescott B. was involved in breaking into the grave of Geronimo and stealing his skull and perhaps other bones.
    written by kladner since 869 days 10 hours 56 minutes
14. #14    #11 -- thanks.
    written by nasrudin since 866 days 13 hours 6 minutes

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