Posted on 04/10/2008 1:09:53 PM PDT by Lucky9teen
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif., center, accompanied by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nev., right, and others, gestures during a news conference on Capitol Hill, Thursday, April 10, 2008, in response to President Bush's earlier remarks on the Iraq war.
Representative James Clyburn (D-SC) (L-R), Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) walk away after talking to reporters at the White House in Washington April 9, 2008.
Rep. Jackie Speier, D-Calif., center, joined by family members and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif., right, participates in a mock swearing in on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, April 10, 2008. Speier, a former state lawmaker, replaces the late Rep. Tom Lantos, who died in February of cancer of the esophagus. From left are, son Jackson Dennis, husband Barry Dennis, Speier, daughter Stephanie Dennis and Nancy Pelosi.
Hoyer, Reid, Pulosi
Curly, Larry, Moe
Nancy knew never to trust a fart, but it was too late, there it went. Now she'd just have to hope for the best. Would she get away with it, just this once? "Please don't let it be wet" she thought.
"Tell me more about this quaint Earth custom you call 'KISS-ing,' Captain James T. Kirk..."
"Damn your hands are cold Harry!"
"And I swear to you that Hillary's as is that big.. I checked it myself."
Her gesture could be easily photoshoped so it expresses her true feelings!
Her head could easily be photoshopped to more closely resemble a human one. ;)
"Here Mr. President, pull my finger."
And then Pelosi issued a press release condemning the president for leaving a “mess” for the next administration.
Now, THERE'S a phrase you're not going to hear every day. ;)
"They were big and juicy, Elliot really throws one hell of a party."
Sure does lok like she is squeezing hard, hope it was a loud gasser...........
Pelosi: An' jes lemme tell ya'nuther thing... (hiccup)...
Reid: Dammit, you stupid interns, I told you to get rid of those bottles in her office!
My response:
An Interview With Bill Clinton (long) (The Atlantic Monthly March 2003 James Fallows)
The '91 authority gave them [the current Bush Administration] authority to take military action. But they can't do it now because we're under these '98 restrictions on the inspections, which had been accepted. We need to be trying to deal with the substance, the product, which is the chemical and biological weapons and the nuclear program. But the process [is] needed to further international cooperation and do it within the context of trying to build the UN. Because if you just do the first without the second, the price would be truly extraordinary. Now, on the occupation thing, I have a slightly different take. [From the Atlantic cover "The Fifty-first State," which he is pointing at.] My view is that we ought to be there but it really ought to be as internationalized as possible. Just like we did in Kosovo. Including the Russians and OPFOR [opposing force] and whatever. Let everybody do it. Probably they ought to guarantee the oil contracts. But, I've reached the... and, maybe, I know that.... It's a funny thing when you're not in office anymore. You don't do the security briefings. You have to understand. It requires a little humility. In some ways your vision is clearer, because you see the big things clearer. But in other ways your vision is cloudier, because you may miss the exigencies of the moment. So whenever I offer a judgment I try to show some humility, because I know that some things I see more clearly than I did when I was in, but some things I'm quite sure I don't see as clearly.But I'm pretty sure this is the right thing to do. Press ahead with this thing, try to.... We knew when we did the bombing in '98 that we hit all the known or suspected sites based on the intelligence we had, from all the people that were doing that work there. We knew at the time that we had set his program back a couple years. But sooner or later in the millennium the new Administration, whether it was Gore's or Bush's, would have to take this matter up again.
The next president will NOT be inheriting a war with Saddam Hussein. Saddam's regime does not exist and will not return to power.
Next gripe?
"I did NOT have sex with..."
Are my eyes bugging out?
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