SHEEHAN Protestor's Guide to President Bush Ranch in Crawford (barf)

North Texas Indy Media ^ | 08/15/05 | Clayton Hallmark

[Zacs Mom]

The highest honor given by Bush is a tour of his famous ranch. If you are not a head of state and a warlord, don't expect an invite. However, you can enjoy this virtual tour and see what only Tony Blair and his ilk have seen, or even use it as the basis of your own tourist expedition. It will be far more informative than the vague Time Magazine article (January 12, 2004) story about the ranch....

[Echo Talon]

I didnt know Lance Armstrong was any of those...

[deadeyedawg]

Sheehan and all of the a**holes there in Crawford can take a flying leap at a rolling donut. Their little whinefest is just making the left look even more anti-military than they already are.

[Zacs Mom]

PING

This looks to me like it's darned near a how to for someone wanting to cause harm.

[Zacs Mom]

lol ~ I just pinged you to this.

[Rightly Biased]

My Sister actually took part in the design (Drafted) The Presidents Ranch House. I asked her if I could see it she said NO!! and that all of the Drafts would be taken from her design company after it was done.

Its amazing to me the extent the left will go to want to find out about someone they hate so much.

[Zacs Mom]

"Its amazing to me the extent the left will go to want to find out about someone they hate so much."

No kidding .... just remember what happened to that poor blog reporter who had the nerve to ask Bush a non-threatening question! I can't think of his name right now or even how to find it, for that matter ... LOL ~ I really need my first cup of coffee!!

[Rightly Biased]

Schools started we're up early around here.Early bird gets the coffee.


I don't remember who either but I remember the incident.

[Berlin_Freeper]

Since Kerry said this about the Liberation of Iraq from the well documented mass murderer Saddam Hussein on August 10 2004...

GRAND CANYON, Ariz. (Reuters) - Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry said on Monday he would have voted for the congressional resolution authorizing force against Iraq even if he had known then no weapons of mass destruction would be found.


I wonder which mansion of the "man for the little guy" these so-called "war protesters" would be at if Kerry had won the election...


from Associated Press
WASHINGTON - From a sailing mecca to a ski resort, presumptive Democratic nominee John Kerry and his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry, enjoy their wealth in at least five homes and vacation getaways valued at nearly $33 million.

- Some are private escapes for the family, while others serve as prime spots to host fund-raisers and exclusive gatherings for wealthy donors. All with breathtaking vistas, elegant furnishings and enclosures that protect the property from prying eyes.

1. The home in the wooded mountains of Ketchum, Idaho. Located near the banks of the Big Wood River, the nearly $5 million house is a reassembled barn, originally built in England in 1485. The classic yet comfortably furnished farmhouse, profiled in Architectural Digest magazine in 1993, was inspired by Heinz Kerry's memories of an inn in Swaziland where she vacationed with her parents. Its central point is an enormous, 57-by-24-foot great room with a 25-foot ceiling framed with original oak beams.

2. The tony Beacon Hill brownstone in Boston has been a more frequent campaign way-station for Kerry and his wife. And, assessed at nearly $7 million, it is the residence that Kerry mortgaged last year to finance more than $6 million in loans to his campaign. Formerly part of a convent, the five-story, 12-room Boston town house — with six fireplaces, a rooftop deck and an elevator — is Kerry's main residence. It is where his CARS and motorcycle are registered. Visitors say the town house, with its modern two-story kitchen built for entertaining, is filled with books, decorated with family photos and Dutch still-life paintings and boasts a striking portrait of "Moby Dick" author Herman Melville that hangs in the small library just inside the entrance.

3. Just beyond the historic Brant Point Lighthouse in Nantucket's harbor is Heinz Kerry's $9.1 million waterfront estate. Rimmed by tall hedges, with a wide deck and a lawn that reaches to the beach, the three-story, five-bedroom manse was the site of the couple's wedding in 1995. Since then, the house has been used for campaign retreats and Democratic receptions for the party's big money donors.

4. A $3.7 million, 90-acre family farm in Fox Chapel, the home is a nine-room white colonial fronted with six columns, and at the end of a steep drive, hidden from the road by a curtain of woods. The property includes a deep-red, nine-room carriage house.

5. In Georgetown, the 23-room, $4.7 million town house, with its wide stairway and landscaped courtyard, is filled with antiques, fine art, including paintings by Dutch masters.

Visitors say that the homes are adorned with pricey art and antiques.

[Puppage]

the extent the left will go to want to find out about someone they hate so much

Which is ANYONE who doesn't agree with them.

And, the left professes tolerance? HA, what a laugh!

[BallyBill]

They must really be upset with the Israelis now. Instead of covering the protesters some of the media is wasting time covering the Israeli Gaza pullout. I smell a neocon cabal conspiracy to hide the truth about Area 51 and Camp Cindy.

[Zacs Mom]

Oh great!! Thanks a lot ~

now I'll be humming the tune to "Just A Gigolo" all day!

[Rightly Biased]

They only tolerate those that think as they do.

The rest of us are "neocon" "religious extremmists"