Clarence Thomas: 'Pray for Bush'
We pray for this illiterate Goon, who dreams of being the next dictator of the world, I dont think so, dream on Thomas, you wont be able to select the next President I dont think Wanker.
Justice prays for
a Prez in 'real trouble'
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas (above with President Bush) told W's sister, Doro Bush Koch, that he was praying for him.
Just how bad are things for President Bush?
Pretty bad, I'd say, if even Clarence Thomas is worried about him.
The other night at a Washington book party for the President's sister, Doro Bush Koch, the Supreme Court justice arrived with his wife, Ginny, on the tented roof of the Hay Adams Hotel, overlooking the White House, and made a beeline for the author.
"We have to pray for your brother. He's in real trouble," Thomas told a wide-eyed Koch, whose older brother is, indeed, suffering from near-catastrophic public-opinion ratings.
Koch — whose memoir of the first President Bush is "My Father, My President: A Personal Account of the Life of George H.W. Bush" — politely thanked Thomas and kept a stiff upper lip.
Later I had a nice chat with the conservative justice — who's had little use for journalists since his 1991 confirmation hearings, in which Anita Hill accused him of inappropriate sexual advances and Thomas accused the Senate Judiciary Committee of conducting "a high-tech lynching."
"Life is long," I said at one point.
"That's right," Thomas agreed. "That's what you should say when somebody does something to you: Life is lo-o-ong. Ha-ha."
Sounds like Thomas is still trying to get over that unpleasant piece of business from long ago.
Meanwhile, Warner Books handed out excerpts of Koch's volume, which isn't due out till October. According to her account, Bush 41 still hates John Dean, Richard Nixon's fired White House counsel who testified in the Watergate scandal and decades later became a severe critic of Bush 43.
"John Dean always struck me as an arrogant little creep," Koch quotes her father as telling her. "Perhaps some of this visceral anti-Dean feeling I have is because of the way he has attacked your brother."
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Justice prays for
a Prez in 'real trouble'
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas (above with President Bush) told W's sister, Doro Bush Koch, that he was praying for him.
Just how bad are things for President Bush?
Pretty bad, I'd say, if even Clarence Thomas is worried about him.
The other night at a Washington book party for the President's sister, Doro Bush Koch, the Supreme Court justice arrived with his wife, Ginny, on the tented roof of the Hay Adams Hotel, overlooking the White House, and made a beeline for the author.
"We have to pray for your brother. He's in real trouble," Thomas told a wide-eyed Koch, whose older brother is, indeed, suffering from near-catastrophic public-opinion ratings.
Koch — whose memoir of the first President Bush is "My Father, My President: A Personal Account of the Life of George H.W. Bush" — politely thanked Thomas and kept a stiff upper lip.
Later I had a nice chat with the conservative justice — who's had little use for journalists since his 1991 confirmation hearings, in which Anita Hill accused him of inappropriate sexual advances and Thomas accused the Senate Judiciary Committee of conducting "a high-tech lynching."
"Life is long," I said at one point.
"That's right," Thomas agreed. "That's what you should say when somebody does something to you: Life is lo-o-ong. Ha-ha."
Sounds like Thomas is still trying to get over that unpleasant piece of business from long ago.
Meanwhile, Warner Books handed out excerpts of Koch's volume, which isn't due out till October. According to her account, Bush 41 still hates John Dean, Richard Nixon's fired White House counsel who testified in the Watergate scandal and decades later became a severe critic of Bush 43.
"John Dean always struck me as an arrogant little creep," Koch quotes her father as telling her. "Perhaps some of this visceral anti-Dean feeling I have is because of the way he has attacked your brother."
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