So who is the moron?
The Canadian PM's chief communications bod, Françoise Ducros, suggested George Bush is a moron, and had to resign for it.
UK TV comedy show 2DTV dared to make the same assessment and just had their butts kicked by the British advertising industry watchdog. (N.B. 2DTV is a huge hit in the UK at least in part due to their catering to the zeitgeist. As they clearly state in this BBC news article, they trot out a creative tirade of "Bush is a moron" gags every week and no one seems offended. In fact being offensive to Bush is their "bread and butter").
A Google search for "bush moron" brings up a (surprisingly low) 34,400 hits, including the website President Moron.
Surely by now the idea that George Bush is a moron is approaching the status of universally acknowledged truth? Even if you disagree, you must at least acknowledge the democratic right to hold and express this or most any other opinion?
I don't remember Nixon having to resign after referring to Pierre Trudeau as "that asshole"...
The Canadian PM's chief communications bod, Françoise Ducros, suggested George Bush is a moron, and had to resign for it.
UK TV comedy show 2DTV dared to make the same assessment and just had their butts kicked by the British advertising industry watchdog. (N.B. 2DTV is a huge hit in the UK at least in part due to their catering to the zeitgeist. As they clearly state in this BBC news article, they trot out a creative tirade of "Bush is a moron" gags every week and no one seems offended. In fact being offensive to Bush is their "bread and butter").
A Google search for "bush moron" brings up a (surprisingly low) 34,400 hits, including the website President Moron.
Surely by now the idea that George Bush is a moron is approaching the status of universally acknowledged truth? Even if you disagree, you must at least acknowledge the democratic right to hold and express this or most any other opinion?
I don't remember Nixon having to resign after referring to Pierre Trudeau as "that asshole"...
