O O <-- The US president needs this.

"I find it very interesting that when the heat got on, you dug yourself a hole, and you crawled in it," the president said. "And our brave troops, combined with good intelligence, found you, and you'll be brought to justice, something you did not afford the people you brutalized in your own country."


Bush, on "capture" of Saddam

The media tries to portray Bush as some kind of fearless cowboy, but when we look at reality, we see a different picture. During the Cuban missile crisis, when a nuclear exchange between the US and the USSR was seemingly imminent, President Kennedy stayed in Washington, at the White House. He refused to be intimidated, and in doing so I truly believe he gave all Americans strength and courage through his actions. Contrast this with Bush on 9/11 - he ran around the country like a scared rabbit, afraid to return to Washington DC, preferring to hide in a bunker in Nebraska until he could be sure the coast was clear. When asked about his thoughts during that day, he actually said "I was just trying to get out of harm's way". Read about the security detail that he takes wherever he goes, and the lengths they go to to protect him, and you'll see the real George Bush - a coward of the first degree. Beneath his cowboy façade, stripped of his money and family name and power, is a scared little man.

Let's make sure we send this scared little man home to Texas in November, where he belongs.