Posted on 05/30/2004 7:35:59 AM PDT by Beckwith
Does anyone have an audio clip?
No MTP for you!
You're absolutely right! CNBC is airing some other program featuring Brokaw instead of the MTP show of Pelosi weeping.
Pelosi reminds me of Patricia < something >, (D-CO), crying when she pulled out of the, what was it?, the '88 nomination.
Acting to avoid reply to questions.
There weren't torents of tears. I am not a Nancy fan but let's be accurate. Yes it appeared that her eyes welled with tears at one point. She is the only one who thinks she is representing the whole country. Nobody else thinks that.
Did she ever have it?
" it doesn't matter that there are no goals"... But there are goals and they are to hide/cover-up the misdeeds of the democratic party and the democratic parties fleecing of the American Taxpayer all while continuing to steal more of the taxpayers Money, Land, Unborn and Freedoms!
Pelosi, McDermott, Murray, Kennedy, Daschle, Clinton, et al, are the democratic party. It's not a new face, just more of the same old BS. How anyone could vote for their flippin' hand puppet JF'nKerry is beyond me........
I actually did see a replay (7 pm PST, MSNBC) and didnt really see anything too out of the ordinary either. Of course she did everything that she could to not answer any of Russert's questions, but I didnt see her 'lose' it...JFK
Yes, and as bad as I have been feeling the past few days, I sent her a very abrupt e-mail. Her staff may not let her see it but I got it off my chest.
Thanks for the sage council. More importantly, congratulations on 30 years married!
Does anyone actually have a still shot of her in tears? I'd love to see that!
Nor should it!
Means you are human and have a soul!
Bless you!
Beauty and the Beast is my ABSOLUTE favorite!
Largely for that reason!
It's strong.
S'okay!
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