What does it mean when Pres. Bush tells a government worker: "Your'e doing a heck of a job"?

Question

It seems that every time he has said this to someone, the person turns out to be very incompetent. What does Bush really mean?

Answer 1

That means leave your resignation on my desk on your way out the door. Rummy and Brownie

Answer 2

He just means what he says. Telling someone they are doing a "heck of a job" is an encouraging statement and will make the person strive to do better, whether it comes from George or someone else.

Answer 3

He means you are doing a heck of a job and i want your resignation on my desk by close of business today. The libs cannot stand to see someone in the administration who is doing a good job because they know that it shows their high degree of incompetence. The President is trying to appease the libs and he will never be able to do it.

Answer 4

He's given that compliment more than once to our boys and girls in the armed services.
Are you insinuating that they are all incompetent?
I understand the strong feelings against our current president,but does your hate run THAT strong?
Not everyone who has our president's blessings is deserving of your derision.

Answer 5

Ask Donald Rumsfield

Answer 6

I think it means grab a newspaper, go to the classified and look for a job. WTG Rummy. See you.

Answer 7

It means he doen't know what he is talking about. It means the president can't think of anything else to say.

Answer 8

Apparently, it means that person is doing a lousy job.

Answer 9

It means you are about to be transferred out of this position so start packin

Answer 10

means your doing a good job