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To: notpoliticallycorewrecked
First, it was great television and a very studied symbolic image. John Breaux said St Louis Cathedral symbolizes faith, hope, and charity. Newt liked the symbolism, too. But what these men did not see is how the President's shirt exactly matched the color of the illuminated cathedral so that his body visually blended into and became part of the church, and the line of his shoulder became a buttress. Brilliant and very beautiful.

Jesse Jackson and Maxine Watrs know that they have been outfoxed and that the evacuation has changed the electoral map, and they are fit to be tied. They keep advocating bringing all the po' home and stuffing them in makeshift trailer parks, military bass or anything, It is funny to see them huffing and puffing. After all, they demanded that the President act, and he did.

51 posted on 09/15/2005 7:38:32 PM PDT by ClaireSolt (.)
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To: ClaireSolt

BUMP.....that dumb Dubya out foxed them......yet again!

And he's gonna demonstrate the conservative approach to helping these poor people recover......with a hand up ....not a hand out!


56 posted on 09/15/2005 8:16:13 PM PDT by JulieRNR21 (Jabbar Gibson for mayor of Newer Orleans)
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To: ClaireSolt
how the President's shirt exactly matched the color of the illuminated cathedral so that his body visually blended into and became part of the church, and the line of his shoulder became a buttress.

It was ethereal, wasn't it? And imagine the refugees who long to go back home seeing their city, with a supportive Prez, explaining how they might have a better life back in NOLA, afterall?

69 posted on 09/15/2005 9:39:02 PM PDT by txhurl
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