Woodward's book promoted and linked on Bush Campaign website..

Only caught a few snipits of news today and was hit between the eyes with this one. The Bush campaign website endorses Woodward's book and makes it required reading----gee, no crap!! This is the worst of all whores. It's truly laughable that this zero exposed Nixon for a stupid breaking in at Democratic headquarters to see what the opposition was up to. That was big scandle back then...it's Mickey Mouse today. Today we have Nazi, Incorporated storming our nation and this prick is out turning tricks for them. Gee, first clue is that these are things that Bush and his criminal administration TOLD this investigative douche bag!! Gosh, why didn't he have Nixon tell him what was up and what was down with that "Watergate thing"? At least Matt Lauer (sp??) on Today kept shoving it to Woodward and calling things lies while Woodward whined and said "well, not really". The manipulation of this Nazi Mafia Corporate Crime Ring and their toadies is beyond the average American to comprehend and thus, resist.......the next four years are what Americans deserve.

You are right. It is first on the list!

I'm not quite sure what to make of it, but if the Bush campaign is endorsing the book, something smells . . .

Woodward works for someone, and it ain't us.

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Bush is a sock puppet. He does what he is told to do. Bush is not president in the sense that Clinton was president.

Anyone who thinks Bush is decisive is either stupid, or living in denial. Intelligent Bush supporters know he is a dummy sitting on Cheney's lap but they need to keep the up image of Bush being presidential.

I can't remember all the times in the last few years that I've heard Bush whores saying that he is really in command.

Doesn't enhance Dubya credibility, I think their endorsement is to diminish the credibility of Woodward.I think they want some of these issues to come out now so that they will be "forgotten" by election time.

Read this about Woodward:

http://www.counterpunch.org/whitney04192004.html

This is a struggle between American elites battling over the political direction of the country. Woodward knows how to play the game as well as anyone. His interview on 60 Minutes was just the first salvo in what looks to be a brutal campaign. He has reconciled the idea of sticking the dagger in Bush knowing full well that Kerry is in the wings ready to carry out the same policies with just a tad bit more discretion. His assault on Bush is not so much a challenge to the existing framework of American power, as it is an effort at "fine-tuning" its operation by supporting more competent leadership.