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Civility! Foul Gawker publishes George W. Bush's private email

Awful.

As Twitchy reported earlier today, it is the 10th anniversary of the start of the war in Iraq. The foul already sent hate and violent death wishes to Secretary Rumsfeld, when he tweeted to honor the day. Now, the always cretinous slime at Gawker have published President George W. Bush’s email address.

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https://twitter.com/TheBrettLeppard/status/314133746444029952

Stay classy, Gawker. And by classy, we mean repugnant.

Of course, the author of the article exposing President Bush’s email address is none other  than John Cook. He was recently promoted to editor and once published a two-year-old list of “gun-owning a**holes.”

Update: A spokesman has no comment about Gawker’s awfulness.

BuzzFeed, by the way, is tweeting screenshots of the email address.

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