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IS BUSH A RECOVERING COCAINE ADDICT?

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Victor Laszlo

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Nov 5, 2000, 3:00:00 AM11/5/00
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fter discovering that George Bush was arrested for drunk driving in
1976, Bush made the statement that he had "stopped drinking in 1984",
a full 10 years later! This tells us two things:

1) Bush had a bad, long lasting drinking problem and he owes the
voters an explaination of just how bad it was.

2)Bush is probably a recovering ALCOHOLIC!

This presents a very serious problem for the voters. The office of the
Presidency is an extremely high stress job. If it becomes too
stressful, how can we be sure that Bush won't seek comfort by going
back to the bottle?

In addition to Bush's covering up his drinking problems we also know
that Bush had a drug problem; specifically, a COCAINE problem. Just
how severe was Bush's cocaine use? Would Bush also seek comfort with
the powder if the job became too stressfull? The people have a right
to know just how bad Bush's alcohol and drug abuse problems reallly
were, and Bush's refusal to explain himself demonstrates a real
arrogance on his part. It is not Bush's place to decide what the
American people need or don't need to know about the candidates they
are voting on. Thats OUR decision, not his.

For a new perspective and contrast of Bush and Gore on some of the
issues facing the voters in the upcoming election check out the essay

'SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES",

along with other essays, at http://www.nazisforjesus.com

Frank

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Nov 18, 2000, 3:00:00 AM11/18/00
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You guys got it all wrong. Had you been paying attention to the news, it
was Bush who was on alcohol, and Clinton and Gore that were on marijuana
and cocaine along with most of the White House staff and other
misadministration officials.

It was for that reason that Clinton dropped the requirement that White
House access be denied to drug users early in 1993.


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