Warning! more Rovian tricks! Red Herring!

One "big" revelation revealed in the book was that Bush "admitted" that he at one time smoked marijuana. Was this "admission" made to divert attention away from stories by witnesses that Bush was a cocaine addict?

Doug Wead sells Amway. Which is not a good thing. Amway is a Republican cult. Read about is here:  http://thomasmc.com/1213ep.htm

Wead claimed on one of the network news shows last evening that Bush was the most diciplined person he's ever known. Odd statement about someone who spent
42 percent of his time on vacation, got C's in college, and about whom the president of the Carlyle group said he could think of about a million people more qualified to be president.
So yeah, definitely another diversion.

Quote from article:
"I think it bothered him — the fact that when he was younger he was irresponsible," Wead said in an interview on the ABC program. "I think early on he felt disqualified, that he couldn't run for office because of his mistakes as a youth."

I just watched an interview with Karl Rove in which he used the same 'mistakes in youth' justification for all the things he pulled as a republithug. It was on CSPAN somewhere, if you really want to listen to him and see their campaign, it's creepy.

also found this: "DUI Tipster Hughes Defends Bush Matter of Trust. "Throughout this campaign, he has been very forthcoming with the American people that he made mistakes as a youth, that he did things as a youth that he is not proud of, and he has been very open about that," said Karen Hughes, communications director Bush campaign, in a Salon (alcoholism.about.com, United States)."

Republicans. Democrats. Does anyone really believe that if Gore or Kerry were the president they wouldn't be using whatever underhanded and deceitful means necessary to spead their propaganda? Com'n! They're all a bunch of damn fascists. Same wolves, different clothing.