Pretty Boy George Stephanopoulos implies Bush administration insincere...

12/30/2004 | PhilipFreneau

[SuziQ]

George Snuffleupagus ought to know insincerity when he sees it, since he served with it for years. He KNOWS good and well that the statement doesn't apply to the Bush Administration. I guess he's starting he water carrying career for Hillary.

[Mo1]

Thanks

I wish I had seen it ... George didn't look to happy at the end of the show

[isthisnickcool]

All anyone has to do is watch the movie "The War Room" with little Georgie and Carville to see that little Georgie is just another leftist loon that thinks he can fool everyone. Which maybe might have worked in the past but unfortunately for the ever shrinking ABC and it's network contemporaries the medium I am using right now trumps them.

Georgie girl will never be as powerful as he thinks he is today and will be tomorrow. Which is something I find very funny.

[Doctor Raoul]

Oh NO, Not That....Insincere.....The shame, the shame.

Understand this, the entire Democrat party can't field "a pair" because they're all girlie men.

[SoCalPol]

For You Democrats Who Lurk on FR:

Please Keep Up Your Bit--ing on Bush. It is doing us
Republicans a World Of Good As You Show Yourselves The
Stupid and Shallow People You Are.

Kofi Annan Is Nowhere To Be Found, Out On A Ski Vacation.
With the UN Sitting On Their A--.
Bush Has Been Spending Days Getting Aid And Countries
Together To Help Tsunami Victims.

Why Hasn't The UN Put Into Place Warning Systems Like We
Have Off The Pacific. I Guess They Would Rather Support
and Fund Saddam Hussein and Those Who Hate Freedom ie
Oil For Food Scandal.

[citizencon]

And what is Pretty Boy, personally, doing for the victims?
Is he cutting down on coifuring and botoxing expenses and donating the savings to earthquake-aid?

[Dashing Dasher]

I always that that Barbara Bush was relieved when BJ Clinton beat George H. W. Bush. I think she had just about enough of the heckling press.

It's truly horrible what the press does to Republicans these days.