[hole_n_one]

On scene reporters for both MSNBC and CNN have said that President Bush's decision to visit Fla. so soon after the disaster does 2 things...

• Interferes/Hampers with the recovery efforts
• Reeks of politics

[dawn53]

But I did hear one of the CNN or MSNBC reporters respond to the person who said that by asking:

"What would be said if President Bush didn't visit?"

To which the guy who had said it looks political responded:

"He's damned if he does, damned if he doesn't."

I was amazed he admitted it.

[txrangerette]

What would they say if he didn't
go??? HMMMMMMM?????

[Phsstpok]

a reporter during the press opportunity with Jeb this morning, after he had just toured some of the worst damage, actually followed through on one of my worst case predictions. They asked about the harm done because some Florida National Guard troops are on duty in Iraq instead of down in Florida to help save their friends and neighbors.

I've often quoted (from the film Strange Days) "The question is not are you paranoid? The question is are you paranoid enough?" Well, now I have to ammed that to "am I cynical enough?"

[Dog Gone]

They would have had a different tune if Bush had delayed the visit

• insensitive

• politically tone-deaf

[Darksheare]

Yet they screamed after hurricane Andrew came through when the elder Bush didn't immediately arrive.

[Frank_2001]

Of course these stinking presstitutes will not complain when Effin' Kerry comes calling, they will admire his "compassion", blah, blah, blah......Disgusting!

[Mo1]

On scene reporters for both MSNBC and CNN have said that President Bush's decision to visit Fla. so soon after the disaster does 2 things...

And by reporting that proves one thing

Proves was jackasses CNN & MSNBC are

[goldstategop]

Of course its all politics. If the President didn't come, they'd slam him for being distant and heartless. You can win with these liberal dirtbags.