Umm...a little late perhaps- but proof Bush is drinking again.

I came across this Oct. 30th interview in the NY Times Magazine with Bush's Whitehouse chef Ariel de Guzman. Check out the end of the Q and A section:

Q. What about his drinks?

A. When he asks for a vodka on the rocks, it's our guys who mix it from our own supply that we have to bring all the way around the world with us. Nobody knows that.


More at:
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/30/magazine/30questions.html?ex=1288324800&en=7e1c11c5a85fcb9a&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss

Well, I don't know if this was posted some weeks ago, but now I know for sure that the monkey who's running this country is an alchoholic who's drinking again.

What's up with that? One of bush's lies is that he quit Drinking at 40 and that was that.

Edit~ I see where they're talking about the old bush..it was really easy to believe they were talking about smirk, though, wasn't it?

And started drinking again at 40 + 1 week. The difference is the added DENIAL (as in, "I'll have a vodka and Denial on the rocks, please.) I've seen several live "speeches" where he's obviously drunk - or he needs a full neurological workup, STAT.

Make people believe it. Bush claims he found religion and thus stopped drinking. If Bush lied about that than he really lied about lots of stuff. I don't think Bush found religion at all like he claims. He may have a belief system but not enough to stop drinking like he told people.

Did senior lie about his drinking ever??

whhhas did ya say? I'm sooo rich, I wisssh I has a dime for every dime I have. hic-cup...:beer:

which every health care worker out there should be able to recognize.

He's a sick man and continuing to drink is making him sicker.

Damn him to hell.

Closer reading yields that the author is talking about GHWB, not GWB.

Some of the other parts of the interview are really something else too. For instance, his chef doesn't even want George to endorse his new book because he thinks it may hurt sales. lol!

snip:

Q. As president, he is not supposed to endorse commercial products, so you should not be too disappointed.

A. I like it that way, also. Everyone is pointing fingers on the president: it's all his fault, it's all his fault. And now, if he would endorse me, people might think that he is endorsing the book, so I would rather not have him be included on the cookbook.

Q. Are you saying his endorsement could actually hurt sales of your book?

A. Yes. For a precaution, I'd rather not have him.



:rofl:

I still stand by my recommendation. At least this cook was honest. Can't believe that Barb Bush wants the kitchen "secured." NUTS.

He's talking about George Senior.


And when Bush was president and traveled overseas, did you ever worry that he would be poisoned?

No. Our guys will be in the kitchen, watching the preparation. It's our guys who pick up the plate and serve the food to the president without anyone else touching it.

What about his drinks?

When he asks for a vodka on the rocks, it's our guys who mix it from our own supply that we have to bring all the way around the world with us. Nobody knows that.

I am thinking 'this was in the NY Times? WTF?' Then I actually clicked on the link . . .
:rofl:

that's what the link was there for, for clicking on! ;) See, ya'll are better readers than I am.

I can certainly understand being excited by this 'news'. LOL

Wonder what all those fundies think of the greatest lie of 'em all. It took a while, but the dirty laundry is reeking.

the lesser who likes vodka on the rocks. Crap, I wish it were chimpy:cry:
"And when Bush was president and traveled overseas, did you ever worry that he would be poisoned?

No. Our guys will be in the kitchen, watching the preparation. It's our guys who pick up the plate and serve the food to the president without anyone else touching it.

What about his drinks?

When he asks for a vodka on the rocks, it's our guys who mix it from our own supply that we have to bring all the way around the world with us. Nobody knows that."

It was a little confusing, but yeah, rereading it the 3rd time, I now see that most of the ques are about the elder Bush. sorry!

Not too far. You win!

the drunken monkey ever stopped drinking? Just because he said he did? He lies every time he opens his mouth. The fact that he said he stopped is reason enough to believe he never did, because he always lies.

IT REALLY IS PRETTY EASY TO FIGURE OUT.

And... sorry that it seemingly rankled you enough to yell at me in caps.

:nopity:

like Bush did with the intel on the WMD's.

WHIG,PNAC, Niger forgery, kicking weapons inspectors out of iraq, etc. They didn't shoot from the hip, they went to war on planned lies.

The jig is up.

Or should I say jigger?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=104&topic_id=5559052&mesg_id=5559052


This runs in the family, without a doubt.

...when he was well past 40. They had to give it to him in those red plastic crinkly glasses so people would think it was soda.

About his dad drinking Vodka on the rocks -- Now, I drink very little alcohol so maybe someone can explain something to me -- what the hell is the point to drinking Vodka on the rocks?? Wouldn't it basically taste like a whole lot of nothing? Why not something that actually tastes good, like Maker's Mark or something??

I've heard that, but I don't personally know that. I usually drink scotch or gin, and then there is the chardonnay. ;)

We knew didn't we?

I just assumed it was Boy George.

Can people not read?

Sometimes it seems as bad as FreeRepublic around here..

and try not to read FR too much... ;)

maybe you should edit your headline?

Not junior.

the article isn't about Georgie Porgie, but about Poppy - so it was HWB's vodka not GWB. correct? I just think the OP should be edited to reflect this instead of suggesting that it's the pRes

Dubya doesn't strike me as a vodka man. He's more of a "Jack Daniel's with an Everclear chaser" kinda guy.

"I imagine you have fed many world leaders."

Answer:
"We ask them first if they are allergic to certain food. For one thing, Prince Bandar of Saudi Arabia - he won't eat shellfish. He's a constant visitor to the residence, and he is a very nice guy."

Hmm...a constant visitor. All of those oil men have to stick together you know, trying to figure out how best to gouge us next.

to remove the oil slick from the White House when these bastards are finally out of there.

Lurkers are going to think we are a bunch of idiots.