Mr. Bush Said

Some Bush family freind Doug Wead turned out to be, huh?
Secretly taping private conversations he had with George W. when Bush was Governor of Texas from sometime in 1998 through part of 2000 and now releasing them to the New York Times - dreadfully rude. Many people already suspected Mr. Bush of using illegal drugs when he was younger, this is not new, but the tapes do provide proof that he was a user. I can't argue with him for not wanting to talk about it in front of the children.
Here are some other quotes of Mr. Bush from Mr. Wead's tapes:

Talking about his "immature" past, Mr. Bush said, "That's part of my shtick, which is, look, we have all made mistakes."

"I am going to say that I've accepted Christ into my life. And that's a true statement."

"I'm going to tell them the five turning points in my life: Accepting Christ. Marrying my wife. Having children. Running for governor. And listening to my mother."

Then, about gays, he said:

"Look, James, I got to tell you two things right off the bat. One, I'm not going to kick gays, because I'm a sinner. How can I differentiate sin?"

"This crowd uses gays as the enemy. It's hard to distinguish between fear of the homosexual political agenda and fear of homosexuality, however."

"This is an issue I have been trying to downplay..."

"I think it is bad for Republicans to be kicking gays."

"Gay marriage, I am against that. Special rights, (Homosexuals are not seeking "special rights", just equal ones. - Harold), I am against that..."