Mr. Bush's book, "Dead Certain"

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Many sites today like newsmax.com; drudgereport.com are getting piecemeal outtakes on Mr. Bush’s book, “Dead Certain.”

What was “other worldly” is Mr. Bush claims to see ghosts coming out of the wall from the Lincoln Bedroom. Not sure what to make of all that but it does startle the reader to read of such claims of apparition.
 
Maybe they are trying to frighten him out of finishing his second term. I personally don’t belive in such things and if he is really seeing them it may bring into question his psychological stability.
 
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Maybe they are trying to frighten him out of finishing his second term. I personally don’t belive in such things and if he is really seeing them it may bring into question his psychological stability.
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Makes one wonder if he is being advised about looking “far out.”

From several snipets I’ve read on his book it tells of the scenarios Bush had during some crises like Katrina. From my take (albeit is very little) it sounds to me like Bush is making a kind of “public confession.” Kind of like OJ Simpson’s "How I Did It (If I Did It). "

Bush has opened a can of worms for himself and he will be the target of late Night Shows like never before. This was totally unwise for someone who has over a year remaining in his term.

He is already villified for numerous faux pas…and now, this book? Ghosts?

I can already see Halloween Bush/Ghost costumes on the sewing machines. This is a huge blunder and there will be loads of comebacks.

Fortunately, for him, he plans the next year on globe-hopping like no one has ever done before. Kind of like: “Getting Out of Dodge.”
 
What a topic for the “pile on.” So, I’ll join the fun by stating that this is just to beginning of the embarrassing revelations. Chris Matthews said to the effect, “The Rats are jumping a sinking ship…” And, trust me, they will have stories to tell.
 
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What a topic for the “pile on.” So, I’ll join the fun by stating that this is just to beginning of the embarrassing revelations. Chris Matthews said to the effect, “The Rats are jumping a sinking ship…” And, trust me, they will have stories to tell.
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In his book he kind of dreamed of how he would replenish his "coffers’ by speaking engagements. Bush noted Bill Clinton’s fees and his father’s as well. He (Bush) dreams of $50,000 or even $70,000 in fees ala Clinton.

To put forth monetary ambitions after he leaves is a great blunder since the U.S. economy is sinking noting mortgages becoming scarcer and foreclosures. Some economists view the housing market as a harbinger of the economy…it does not look promising.

Makes yoy wonder if Bush is in touch with the American middle class; by his monetary ambitions he seemed to be totally ignorant of what Americans are experiencing today.

I would guess that the Talk Shows on radio and especially TV are licking their chops to get a piece of Mr. Bush.

One way to get a feel will be how uproarious the laughter of the audiences will be. It will be a kind of realizable level of his popularity or his unpopularity.

The “Ghost” thing will get enormous play.
 
I’m “Dead Certain” that there is a bit less than 16 months to go. But, I do pray for him. The Ghost of Christmas Future is licking his chops.
 
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It strikes me that Mr. Bush is so surrounded with “Yes” men and none would urge him against his venturing off, such as this book that his blunders will be more frequent in his remaining time in the White House.

Bush’s domestic report card is quite perforated and talking about enriching himself while ther is a war in progress is most imprudent. He needs some serious advisers around him.

But, as someone above said, “…the rats are abandoning the ship…”

It could be (and I hope not) that Mr. Bush is “losing it.” In a way, it seems like he is breaking down since there is more irrational comments coming from him. What happens if that would be the case? Does he go to a rehab center?
 
I, too, fear for his stability. That is why I pray for him. I also believe, however, that he is a nice guy where he can do no harm, where he has no power. Although for some reason, I think that not much gets in; that is, I would argue that he is not too receptive to declarations, the same of which are sometimes alternative viewpoints. On the positive side, he seems to know the power of a pawn, a rook, a bishop and a queen very well. He knows how to “work” things and systems. But things and systems are not people and although they are often complex, they are quite predictable.
 
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