Posted on 07/01/2004 6:42:57 AM PDT by WaterDragon
June 28th, 2004, Cute and cuddly Katie Couric and her pet sidekick, a fellow who looks like Andre Agassi and acts like Lassie, proved a point this morning. They announced the pending release of "new information" about Princess Diana.
Six days of Ronald Reagan, who just weeks ago left us, was excessive to American liberal journalists.
Princess Diana passed to her reward long ago and far away, and we do not yet have our fill of her?
If one wishes to compare deaths, Reagan got a disease and dealt with it bravely, while Princess Diana was in a limo full of booze and drugs, heading for the next party.
Reagan was a two term president of the United States, Princess Diana a divorcee once connected to the purely ceremonial British monarchy...(Snip)
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Booze and drug addicts are liberals hero's.
Princess Diana was young and cute and a pain in the butt for the older folks who really ran things, thus the liberals love her. The fact that people who knew her called her a "loon" seldom gets mentioned.
And lest we forget...gays,tax cheats,wife-beaters,blood-soaked depots etc.....
Exactly the point I made to my wife when it all happened. I asked her what's the difference between Princess Di and some other divorced, boozy, drug-addicted mother who parks her kids with a less than reputable dad and then gets killed in a car wreck in South Dallas? Needless to say all I got was an icy glare.
If they are dispicable they are for them.
Is that when you cut yourself admiring a saw blade down at the Home Depot?
whoops. depot=despot.And I was admiring a hammer with my forehead.
"in a limo full of booze and drugs, heading for the next party"
Which is precisely what makes her katies idol.
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