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“Bush may be self-medicating again.”

I had the same thought. His insulting comments in Bulgaria—said in his crudest Texas drawl—suggested to me the behavior of a belligerent drunk spoiling for a fight. He was known for behaving that way when he was drunk—insulting people in restaurants, for example. Now he’s insulting Republicans who don’t agree with him. He told Tom Tancredo that he wouldn’t be able to darken the door of the White House ever again. Maybe Republicans in the House and Senate can put together an impeachment resolution that will prevent Bush from darkening the White House door again.

By the way, Harry Reid is referring to the illegals as “undocumented Americans” who should be brought out of the shadows. And Bush wants to deal with him and Kennedy and Salazar? He knifes his Republican base and throws in with the sleaziest Democrats in the Senate.

Bush swore to uphold and protect the constitution. That's his job and he hasn't done it. Bush's whining that he can't do this unless a "comprehensive" plan is fashioned for dealing with the invasion of our southern borders is incomprehensible. Bush is a traitor and his legacy will be harsh. Consider if Al Qaeda walks across the border and nukes a US city? All of those heads will be on Bush, Chertoff, and the whole Republican country club.

Cromwell will have fared the better in that case.