Not the Scottie I knew
Scottie,
I’m going to write this to you via the site because you’ve stopped returning my calls. I know you read STR, heck you inspired us to create this site back when there were only a handful of bloggers brave enough to stand up for the Truth.
Back then you had the courage and stand up for America and the Presidency – you were the guy that patriots trusted to clarify and explain difficult issues that the liberal-media couldn’t understand – you made it all so simple. The people loved you because of the tireless way you would bat away the goofball liberal arguments – always loyal to your President.
George W. Bush trusted you, Dick Cheny trusted you. Karl Rove and the every American who loves his country trusted you, so why did you betray us all? Why is it that you have ruined your record of service to the greatest presidency ever by turning traitor… by trash talking the Presidency at a time of war?
I’d expect that sort of thing from bafoons like Michael Moore, but you should have known better – you saw how Jesus’s hands were guiding our President, and yet you betrayed him… and you betrayed Jesus. God is very angry with you now – even if you decide to donate all the proceeds from your silly book to veteran’s charities I want you to know that God is judging you for your grevious sins against HIS country.
We can no longer tolerate your self-serving lies: Scottie, as of today you are banned from posting on Shelley The Republican. All your comments have been deleted. Your membership of the STR Think-tank has been canceled and we no longer require your services at our Little Republican’s Faith-Camp.
Scott McCellan, you are dead to me. You are dead to America and anywhere people care about freedom and winning the war on Islamofascist terror. Please do what God wants and kill yourself.
Yours in Christ,
Jimmy Goddard
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@Jimmy Goddard america is not god’s country he was not born here you dingbat how many more times must me and my fellow STR bashers who think your full of shit tell you this? he did’nt betray you or anybody else and he damn sure is not the only person who trash talks GWB celebrities do it as well when are you ever gonna write something positive and quit your infernal bitching shut the fuck up and quit being such a whiny and bitchy little pussy asshole. ii have friends who are christians and they are’nt as whiny and bitchy as you. get over it allready and grab a kleenex and shut the fuck up you whiny assed little pussy have a good cry and get over it loser.
Sara,
shut up.
Jimmy,
right you are. Scott is dead to me. I am so sorry I trusted him.
RIP, Scotty!
Shelley N. Goodman
@Shelley get fucked you dumbass mother fucking bitch.once again you stupid fucking bitch your comebacks are fucking lame you dumbass repubocrat. so get fucked bitch.
you dear have been pwned bitch.
1. telling him to kill himslef, hell telling *anyone* to kill himself makes you standing out as being almost as bad as any willing murderer. You´re the scum of this planet.
2. Try thinking about it: Could he have seen something in that White House you did not get to see…..
That being said, for all this “god´s country” drivel, I want to see the exact chapter and quote from the bible, in your next post Goddard. otherwise we´ll all know that that´s just another retarded STR-lie.
PS:
Shelley, shut up.
The German Guy
IMPEACH BUSH!
Obama for president!
“Sara,
shut up.”
No Smelly. YOU SHUT UP! I see you have a hatred for freedom of speech unless what is said agrees with you therefore “selective freedom of speech” is what you entertain. Scott told the truth and you know it and that is why you conjur up the accusation that he is a traitor (which he is not). Face it crackwhore. Bush got exposed on his lies and his criminal acts. The same things you love to defend. So you enjoy defending Bush’s lies and criminal acts on America? You know, patrotism is love for your country. Not the president.
“To announce there is to be no critism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.” – Theodore Roosevelt
Scotty didn’t commit treason. It’s assclowns like you and Bush and his cronies who has committed treason.
Smelly the redneck Republikkklan,
You’re not a true American or a Patriot. You are a traitor and a fraud.
“basically, their point is you are not you.”
jon steward
smelley and friends, don’t pretend you knew him. you didn’t. undisclosed sources and jesus told me so.
http://bestpicever.com/pic-3189-I-want-out
i’m happy that obama has won the primaries. a topic you (as such a great source of “information”) didn’t realize yet, it seems.
HAIL ERIS!
operation smelleyweaselsmell
haha shelley has been pwn’ed
LOL
How Christian of you.
PS is this website real or a spoof?
On Loyalty
What George Forgot
By GAIL COLLINS
“DISLOYAL, SICKENING AND DESPICABLE DISLOYAL, SICKENING AND DESPICABLE,” wrote Bernard Kerik in an e-mail that he was circulating around this week. Kerik, you may remember, was the former New York City police commissioner who George W. Bush once tried to make chief of Homeland Security. This was during Kerik’s happier, preindictment era.
Kerik’s outrage was directed at Scott McClellan, the former Bush press secretary whose much-discussed memoir, “What Happened,” reveals that the Bush White House put politics ahead of truth and openness with the American people.
I know it’s a shock, but try to be brave.
The administration’s defenders have not really attacked the book’s thesis — really, what could you say? But they’ve been frothing at the mouth over McClellan’s lack of loyalty. “This will stand as the epitome, the ultimate breach of that code of honor,” said Mary Matalin.
We’ve heard a lot about loyalty this year. Remember when Bill Richardson endorsed Barack Obama and James Carville compared Richardson to Judas Iscariot? And the whole Jeremiah Wright drama was mainly about Obama’s coming to grips with the sad fact that presidents do not have the luxury of being loyal to anybody outside of their immediate gene pool.
“Having been through all I have been through in the past four years, disloyalty and betrayal seem more prevalent today than ever before in my lifetime, and that in itself, to me, is sickening,” Kerik wrote in his e-mail, which also suggested that writing unflattering memoirs about working for the president “should be a crime.”
Currently under indictment for multiple counts of fraud, conspiracy and tax evasion, Kerik is not, at this point, a person the administration calls upon when it wants to be defended. But he is a perfect example of what a worthless quality loyalty is in high government officials.
Kerik is stupendously loyal, which is what endeared him to Rudy Giuliani, his great patron. The Bush administration, which also prizes loyalty, shipped him off to Iraq with the critical job of supervising the rebuilding of the Iraqi police. Kerik stayed only three months, during which he devoted himself to giving interviews and being gregarious, the two things he does very well. Management, however, turned out not to be a strong point.
Back home, Bush was embarrassed when Kerik’s Homeland Security nomination immediately ran aground on reports of his ethics issues. His downfall was a terrible blow to Giuliani’s presidential candidacy — although given Rudy’s multitudinous deficiencies as presidential timber, it’s hard to pick the one that made the difference.
Anyway, there’s the loyalty trade-off for you: On the one hand, Kerik did a terrible job in a critical assignment in Iraq, allowed himself to be nominated to a hugely important post for which he was ill qualified and showed a stupendous lack of interest in ethical considerations when he served in New York City.
On the plus side, he will never, ever write a tell-all memoir about any of the great men he has served.
Whoever the next president is, I hope he-she picks incredibly well-qualified people who are strong enough to speak their minds and cynical enough not to assume the chief executive knows what he-she is doing. Loyalty does not tend to be a great virtue in these types, and the goal should be to wring as much accomplishment as possible out of them before the inevitable betrayal.
My favorite moment in “What Happened” was from 1999 when George W. Bush was deeply irritated about questions from the press on his past drug use. “The media won’t let go of these ridiculous cocaine rumors,” the future president said. “You know, the truth is I honestly don’t remember whether I tried it or not.”
“I remember thinking to myself, How can that be? It didn’t make a lot of sense,” McClellan wrote.
While the bracing effects of being pushed out of his job have helped McClellan face reality, clarity might have come earlier if he’d just been more canny about personal relationships. His White House career could have been so different if, when Bush started babbling about W.M.D.’s in Iraq, McClellan reminded himself that this was coming from a guy who couldn’t remember what drugs he had ingested.
Even now, McClellan still appears to have trouble with the critical concept that deeds matter more than words.
“Waging an unnecessary war is a grave mistake,” he writes. “But in reflecting on all that happened during the Bush administration, I’ve come to believe that an even more fundamental mistake was made — a decision to turn away from candor and honesty when those qualities were most needed.”
Personally, I’m a huge fan of candor and honesty. But when it comes to fundamental mistakes, I’ll start with the unnecessary war.
Posted by Prof. Andrew V. Uroskie at Saturday, May 31, 2008
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I was not aware that suicide was encouraged by God. Also, how does this author know that God is angry with Mr. Mcellen? Doest author have a personal relationship with God such that God tells him other people’s secrets? this is very different from the God i was taught about growing up. What happened to the forgiving and loving God? I thought that Jesus taught to turn the other cheek? He told us that an eye for an eye was no longer the way things should be done. He told us that we should love our enemy. Have you not read the bible yourselves?
@Trey don’t feel bad brother i have wondered about the very same thing in your comment which was well said by the way.
Is Dr. Evil (Poppy Bush) as mad as Mini Me (George Dubya) because Scott Evil (Scotty McClellan) betrayed the Evil Empire? Will Scott reveal the secret “Death Star” to the world? Will Austin Powers (Mike Myers) save the day? Or will he be eaten by Fat Bastard (Dick Cheney)? Stay tuned to another exciting installment of “The Guys Who Shagged the World”! Yeah-baby-Yeah! LOL
i will say this for the last fucking time shelley america is not god’s country god was already dead when america came about you loopy ass bitch.
When on earth did Scott McClellan post on your website? You’re making this up.
“Little Republican’s Faith-Camp”. This is a joke, right?
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