Bwahahahahah!
Wesley shows how to take apart Bush, limb from limb
Posted on 01/15/2004 12:23:58 PM PST by Shermy
One other thing...who the h*ll cares what Michael Moore thinks?
Bwahahahahah!
Wesley shows how to take apart Bush, limb from limb
How about that!
Old PigNose deigns to decide what *-I-* would like...
Congressman Sanford Bishop (D-Ga.) came by the Capitol on Wednesday afternoon to sign on with retired Army Gen. Wesley Clark's presidential campaign. So far, Bishop's the highest-ranking fish snared by the former NATO commander.
Like nearly every Democrat who holds office in Georgia, the 2nd District congressman said he had been courted by most of the Democratic presidential candidates.
As we all know, certain Democratic presidential candidates are still being schooled in the fine points of Southern culture -- Bible verses, flags, pickup trucks and such.
Clark, from Arkansas, needs no schooling in culture, but he does need a spell-check program. The buttons handed out by campaign workers read "Geogians for Clark."
He might have been going for the phonetic pronunciation.
Bishop, whose district includes several military facilities, said he's convinced Clark would make voters in his district "comfortable" with his expertise in military and foreign affairs.
"People in our area of the country are highly patriotic," Bishop said. "They support the military and respect military expertise. And they are also concerned about putting our men and women in harm's way unnecessarily."
Accompanying Bishop was state Rep. Alan Powell (D-Hartwell), who accompanied Bishop at his announcement. State Rep. Gerald Greene (D-Cuthbert) was hovering at the edge of the gathering.
We talked to Calvin Smyre, the outgoing chairman of the state Democratic Party, later in the afternoon. He pinched his fingers together and said he was "that close" to moving in Bishop's direction.
Source: AJC Political Insider
It ain't gonna get any easier, Mr. M.
I have also, Mr. Moore, (well, only on one occasion) and it's apparent to me that we met two entirely different people. The man I met was an egomaniac, shook hands with all the vigor of a cambodian slave girl, and talked craziness about "Waging Modern War" in a way that made you wonder if all you have to do now days to become a general is hang around the army a long time. He was a runt, and although there was no discussion of politics and this was before he had ever mentioned running for office, it was clear that he was no warrior in the proper sense of the word, but merely a dishrag liberal with no moral fiber.
My bet is a quid pro quo for Hollywood funding of his future movies
You must have missed mine then. I asked you "When was the last time you saw your feet?"
I have decided to cast my vote in the primary for Wesley Clark.
Uh, you go and do that Sparky, if it makes you feel good.
In other words, penalize those citizens who are above average.
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