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George Bush and Dick Cheney Ruined America. These Puppets of the Global Elite Passed More Legislation Destroying Our Constitution Than Any Previous Administration.

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The great double act of George Bush and Dick Cheney have had to make way for Obama and Biden.

As they say, all good things must come to an end and after eight years in office can the new incumbents match the laughs or tears we’ve had with them?

It was Bush and Cheney who we affectionately put in the same category as Laurel and Hardy, and Waldorf and Statler from the Muppets.

You may ask what these guys have given us to laugh about but let’s face it, if we didn’t laugh at their crazy behavior we would have to cry.

And cry we did too, at the loss of our freedoms at the hands of the banking elite who put both administrations in office.

In fact, it wasn’t always laughter for the bumbling idiots George Bush and Dick Cheney, as the United States head honchos fell out on numerous occasions.

Any marriage can have its rocky moments, but these guys may have to seek counseling after Cheney’s latest outburst over his former boss.

The former vice president slammed Bush over his refusal to pardon Cheney’s former chief of staff Lewis Libby who was convicted of lying about the outing of a CIA officer.

An article in 2003 revealed the identity of CIA officer Valerie Plame, even though her job as an operations officer was classified information.

The resulting litigation revealed this was an act of retribution against Plame and her husband after they had spoken out against the war on Iraq.

Libby and other White House officials were among those thought to have begun a whispering campaign against Plame, resulting in a serious threat to her anonymity and ultimately her life.

Libby eventually took the rap after numerous attempted denials and cover-ups, and was sentenced to 30 months for perjury and obstruction of justice.

Lewis Libby probably took a hit for the team, as many believe that others including Dick Cheney should have been charged as well.

No surprise then that Cheney wanted his pal to be pardoned by Mr Bush, as the guy probably feared that Libby would finger him.

Cheney said of his former chief of staff: “He was the victim of a serious miscarriage of justice, and I strongly believe that he deserved a presidential pardon”.

Well, he would say that wouldn’t he, but he added: “Obviously, I disagree with President Bush’s decision”.

This was just one instance of George Bush and Dick Cheney falling out, but other situations have arisen to make you wonder how they could have run an effective government.

It also explains why the wheels came off so spectacularly and so unconstitutionally when they were running the show.

The two idiots were both bought and paid for by the elite bankers who actually control the country.

It’s just that from time to time they crashed into each other, as wind up dolls tend to do.

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Cheney: “I’m a Rumsfeld Man”

In an interview with Fox News last December Cheney confessed he tried to talk President Bush out of sacking defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld in 2006.

He said: “The president doesn’t always take my advice”.

It is probably just as well he didn’t because everyone knows Rumsfeld lost the plot when he compared critics of the U.S. Iraq policy to Nazi appeasers.

Essentially Cheney had helped to recruit Rumsfeld and didn’t want to lose face when he was proven to be a loose cannon and subsequently sacked.

For once President Bush got a decision right, although he might have gone further and sacked Cheney too.

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Gay Marriage and Gun Bans

George Bush and Dick Cheney had opposing views in 2004 over gay marriage.

Bush wanted a federal ban on gay marriage, but his vice president contradicted this stance.

Cheney, whose daughter is openly gay, didn’t seemingly have the backbone to criticize Bush publicly.

Cheney also went against his own administration in urging the Supreme Court to uphold a ruling that the District of Columbia’s handgun ban was unconstitutional.

Given Cheney’s liking for weapons this is not surprising, but was hugely embarrassing for the Bush administration.

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Eight Years?

There also appeared to be disagreements over the rapprochement with North Korea.

Cheney was always suspicious of North Korea and worried of a potential missile threat.

Bush was urged by Colin Powell to take a softer stance on the issue.

Bush didn’t have a clue what to do, as was the case in much of his foreign policy.

So how did these guys stick at it for so long? They both worked for the same bosses, the banking elite.

And George Bush and Dick Cheney fundamentally agreed on the big issue of their time which was how to try and fool the world into thinking Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.

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