Washington Wrap [I have a really, really sad story to tell]

CBS News ^ | Friday, October 31, 2003

[JohnHuang2]

Friday, October 31, 2003

Quote of the Day by Steven W.

[ErnBatavia]

It WILL be spun...the fun part will be seeing how creatively they do it...

[JohnHuang2]

the fun part will be seeing how creatively they do it...

No question about it.

[gov_bean_ counter]

In adddition, federal revenues have exceeded original projections. 'course we knew they would.

[JohnHuang2]

Have a great weekend, y'all. See ya Monday. God bless

[spokeshave]

Even in the peoples state of Kalifornia tax revenues are up $1.3B.

And the federal trade deficit (daaaafict for sheets Byrd) is down

dim dems on suicide watch

[billhilly]

Beautifully done, John.

Can't you just hear the cogs turning in those ten (tin) candidates' heads. Oh...my...God. I may just win this nomination. And then what?

[prairiebreeze]

bookmark

[Big Horn]

It is worth far more than two cents to me. My brother-in-law who was telling me how dumb Bush is last week will like it.

[The Mayor]

Democrats have egg on their face again

we need a graphic like that!

[RobFromGa]

When the War started, they screamed: "quagmire, we'll need thousands of body bags, Bush's plan sucks, we need more troops, and complained of a complete and utter lack of planning from Day 1 till the statue fell.

When we trounced Iraq in record time, with few casualties and almost zero collateral damage, and the Baathist thugs went to the mattresses with Saddam, they screamed: "We knew the War part would be easy", but we'll never Win the Peace." and they dragged out the Quagmire signs from behind the VW bus rusting in the back yard and hit the Protest Circuit.

The same thing is happening again with the Economy, they screamed that the economy was the worst in American History, back to Columbus. Now that the tax cuts and the lingering hangover of 9-11 is appearing to kill the Recession, they are changing their tune again.

Now, they are saying: "Sure the Economy is doing better, everyone knew it would improve with the refund checks, but where are the jobs and it won't last long anyway cause the checks are spent and the deficits are out of control. Next quarter it'll crash and we need a Medicare program for prescription drugs. And Bush is out to kill the environment.

They just change the subject whenever the gas runs out of what they've been screaming.

That's the benefit of the Democrats devious three-tiered political strategy-- 1) a really stupid core constituency, coupled with 2) complete control of the stupid people's Media options, coupled with 3) pyschotic monsters in control who lust for power at the expense of our county's security.

It's a rare trifecta. It's also a recipe for entry into "History's grayeyard of forgotten lies". They must be defeated soundly and they will be. Zell Miller is right.

Will the last Democrat into the dustbin, please shut off your candle?

[McLynnan]

With tears in their eyes, Democrats fondly recount watching the Recession every night on TV

Poor things. This leaves them with only their imaginary "Bush has no end plan in Iraq" issue, which they continue to shriek about everytime they stumble upon a camera and microphone. That should be tidied up nicely before the election leaving them desolate.

[MaeWest]

The sickly Recession reportedly passed away peacefully at home, DNC headquarters in Washington.

Big Smile Bump.

[Pubbie]

Muwhahaha!

Check out this editorial!

[txzman]

Great post John! Funny and Oh So True!

[GeronL]

heh. thats even better than it was. Good title, little graphic...

[gitmo]

bttt

[ItsForTheChildren]

The Recession is Over!

Bush Blamed!

Women and Children Hardest Hit!

[GWB00]

(daaaafict for sheets Byrd)

Quit giving "Sheets" credit for the word daaaficit, it was pronounced that way by former Tennesee Senator James Sasser (when Tennesse was voting for Democrats).

[MHGinTN]

Have a safe weekend, JH-2 ... and thanks for another great read! [Should we drive a stake through the heart of the democrats recession beast?]