Students, faculty to protest Bush award in Denver

Associated Press ^ | Sep 9, 2013 9:05 AM EDT

[Alex Murphy]

Students, faculty and alumni at the University of Denver plan to protest when the university’s international studies school presents an award to former president George W. Bush

Denver University is on the same campus as a United Methodist Seminary. Any idea how the two are connected intellectually?

[Theodore R.]

Denver people have never had much use for a Bush.

[rktman]

Same dumbasses wouldn’t have a problem giving king hussein an honorary PhD now would they?

[rktman]

Except for a bush full of buds. Again, a major comfort to former choom gang members in good standing.

[conservativebabe]

LOLOL wow!

Wonder if they’re protesting Obama’s illegal war he’s about to start.

Idiots all!

[PLD]

COMMUNIST BASTARDS..People before you pay for your children to go to any of these colleges now day think hard because most teach communist and hate anything that is good..

[LibLieSlayer]

The difference between san fruitcisco and denver is the altitude.

[PLD]

HOW TRUE!!!

[newzjunkey]

Meh. It’s Denver.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

In the year 2525...it’ll still be Bush’s fault.

[LibLieSlayer]

:-)

[SECURE AMERICA]

Muslims started the war many years before Bush became President.

[malia]

says more about them than anything else.....

[SueRae]

Ship them here to Pennsylvania to protest Hitlery getting a Liberty medal presented by JEB Bush in Philly this week.

[Steve_Seattle]

Denver University is on the same campus as a United Methodist Seminary. Any idea how the two are connected intellectually?

The University of Denver is a private university affiliated with the Methodist church.

[Steve_Seattle]

"The Josef Korbel School’s decision has outraged many at the school who fault the 43rd president for starting the war in Iraq and allowing the use of torture on prisoners."

Except Bush never authorized torture. His legal advisors determined that waterboarding did not constitute torture under applicable US and international law. Moreover, no one was ever killed by waterboarding or even temporarily or permanently maimed. Obama's preferred method of assassination by droning, however, has killed many innocents and always kills its intended target.

[CSM]

Let’s assume the average student at the protest is 20 years old right now. So, they were about 8 when the debate started and 10 when the war finally started. Yep, they are filled with wisdom on this subject.

This is nothing more than proof of their indoctrination. Their marxists teachers must be so proud.

[politicket]

The University of Denver is a private university affiliated with the Methodist church.

The University of Denver is a private school that has absolutely no affiliation with the Iliff School of Theology.

[bassmaner]

Except Bush never authorized torture. His legal advisors determined that waterboarding did not constitute torture under applicable US and international law. Moreover, no one was ever killed by waterboarding or even temporarily or permanently maimed. Obama's preferred method of assassination by droning, however, has killed many innocents and always kills its intended target.

Trying to convince the morons who believe the lies about Bush and the WOT makes about as much sense as trying to play chess with a pigeon: no matter how skillful your moves may be, the pigeon will simply knock over the pieces, crap on the board, and strut around like he won the match.

Yet the same chess-playing-pigeon leftist dopes that spent 8 years undermining our war effort in Iraq and elsewhere aren't saying squat about Zero's coming adventure in Syria. The hypocrisy is so thick you can cut it with a knife ...