* When a picture truly is worth a thousand words, Bush & Dick.
* Only if Santorum would run as VP.
* Speaking of Condi, what a testimony. Can obfuscation qualify as perjury?
* Totally and completely at a loss for words over what we're seeing in Iraq right now. The body count alone this week on both sides is staggering and saddening. Bush vacations.
* How 'bout that freedom of the press thingie?
* The icing on this weekend's mail has to be my letter from Dear Leader.
Posted by kerry at April 11, 2004 04:01 AM | TrackBackThe GWB mosaic is an all-time low. It's disgusting.
Bush vacations? Give me a break. As a telecom employee you know better than anyone that technology allows for Bush to be anywhere and still work. Because he's not in D.C. at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue do you honestly believe he isn't being briefed several times daily? Do you really believe that he's on vacation as you go on vacation... turning off your mobile and your laptop and becoming incommunicado? Yeah.. "Bush Vacations" makes it sound like he doesn't truly care about what's happening in Iraq thus serves your agenda.
As for Dr. Rice's testimony - I didn't expect any less from the left. No matter what she said the left was ready to further indict President Bush for not taking the threat serious. No matter what she said the left was bound to miss the point.
Posted by: Andy at April 12, 2004 11:01 PMJeeeeesh Andy,
I'm glad you boys are putting a good few hours at work over there in the VO. But, at least your getting your work done. When is Robert (your Bitch) gonna come home from KC?
Regarding vacations, 40% is rather high....even for a CEO.
Regarding Condi, if you reflect back on the testimony, realtime.....you will see her responses being overly wordy so as to run out the time and directly contrary to verbiage contained in the 8.6.01 PDB. What if we had found out that FDR had received information about a Japanese attack in November of 1941 and done nothing but go on vacation? It's not what you know it's how you act and or react on that data.
Posted by: kerry at April 12, 2004 11:48 PM