Posted on 01/20/2005 4:24:50 PM PST by drt1
Jan. 20 - There were 22 drafts of President Bush’s Inaugural Address, according to news reports, the final one being approved as suitable for history’s long and indelible memory. Since every White House has its leaks, moles, spies and secret e-mailers, it was inevitable that an earlier draft—and accompanying commentary—would end up in the wrong hands. Fortunately those hands were mine, and it is my patriotic duty to make this draft public. We are still at this moment a free society, and I think I’m still protected by the First Amendment (though I’m not completely sure about that.)
Anyway, if you never hear from me again it’s because I was taken away in the middle of the night, put into some clandestine place, and am going through rigorous questioning as to where I got this draft. Please delete this link after you read it—you could be next....
(Excerpt) Read more at msnbc.msn.com ...
Patty had a few lucid moments during her father's funeral.
Now she's back to La-La Land.
You don't think Patti and Ronette were planned and wanted chiiiilds?
Okay, it's high time that she stopped being allowed to use her father's casket as a soapbox.
A sophmoric piece at best.
What a twit she is. Wonder what her screen name is in DUmmiLand?
I was going to click on the link and see what she had to say, but decided not to ruin my good mood today.
Besides, she'll be carted off soon to the funny farm, never to be heard from again, so, what's the point?
"We are still at this moment a free society, and I think I’m still protected by the First Amendment (though I’m not completely sure about that.)"
Right about at the above line is where I stopped reading. It's easy to see where this juvenile crap is going anyway. We have protestors in the streets saying some of the vilest things imagineable, but yet Patti is worried about the 1st amendment.
If she's "not completely sure" it's because she's stupid.
Dear Patti,
Your rant and rage are all about you hating everything your father stood for. It must have been hellish to grow up hating his every action and belief, but you likely grew confident about your beliefs upon seeing all of the hygenic hippies on your side.
Seeing millions of Americans honor your father, for his belief in America and his actions which you so despised, must have been very hard for you. I forgive you for you moronic rages. You are still the impetuous little child you have always been - seeking attention in all of the wrong places.
I'm sorry, Patti who?
If it weren't for an accident of birth, this one would be serving coffe to the truckers at the local Waffle House and accepting butt pinches with a giggle in hopes for a bigger tip.
Geez. Some people.
You've been asked to not alter titles. Do not do it again.
She's one step up from Mo Dowd. But that's not saying much. There is no excuse for Patti's ignorance. She had a lifetime to learn the truths her father fought so hard to bring to this country. Instead she chose to discuss fabrics with her brother. It just makes me so sad to see the waste.
a person who has no skills trying to write satire or humor is somewhat akin to a monkey attempting to milk a cow,with the latter being more a farmer than the former is a writer.
The fact that she changed her name says it all. How many people would be so proud to have the Reagan name?
Patti Davis has a right to her opinion, I will grant her that.
My dad was a diehard Roosevelt Democrat until the day he died. However, out of respect for him, if politics were brought up, I just changed the subject, as our views were so different.
My respect for my dad superseeded my need to voice my opinion. Maybe that's wrong.......
Patti and Ron, apparently, have never liked their Parents. They were estranged from them before, during and after the Whitehouse years. Patti was a rock band groupy whore. Patti was quoted as saying, during her youth, that all that mattered was "Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll". She never cared who her Father was, or his role in History. Same goes for Ron, the Ballet Dancer. He never cared who his Father was, he just wanted to dance and fly through the air with the greatest of ease.
My heart goes out to Michael Reagan....an adopted son of Ronald Reagan, who has become an eloquent spokesman of his father. Michael gave the most poignant and touching remembrance of Ronald Reagan during the sunset ceremony at RR's final resting place.
Michael may have been the black sheep of the family, but he has certainly become the class of the family. Patti and Ron have sold out to the media. They will never have the character and values as Michael.
Agree. Micheal Reagan has conducted himself with a dignity and grace that is real no matter what political stripe he wears. My disapproval of Patti and Ron has to do with them as human beings and not their political views (Although I don't like those either!)
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