Evacuees surprise ABC with Bush praise

WND ^ | September 16, 2005

[devolve]

There have been several links to Blanco's .wmv on FR

Some "teen-?" website

teenpolitics or something

My cousin emailed me the URL to the .wmv several days ago - but I cannot convert the audio myself


I can make a voice-sythesized .wav of what Blanco said - But this needs to be in her voice and words

[Smartass]

The MSM have all along been out to give Bush four flat tires. They aren't going to change now.

[mjtobias]

"He was supposed to find people who bashed President Bush."

LOL!

There were no refugees to be found to bash the president.

[SerpentDove]

Nicely done. You cracked me up.

[texasmikey]

The truth comes out.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Out of 4 or 5 people who were interviewed only one person didn't like the speech. Had it been a taped segment, they would have only showed the negative response.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Howie Carr of Boston sez that the reporter who interviewed the people making reasonable statements about the President screwed up big time as regards the Liberal media.

He probably had his hide tanned, and demoted to "go-fer" when he got back to NY.

[Stepan12]

He probably had his hide tanned, and demoted to "go-fer" when he got back to NY.

Yup!

[bitt]

excellent! (see 71)

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping and chuckle!

[Kenny Bunk]

When it comes to talking about young Bush, the MSM believes in the maxim put forth by my old Aunt Millie. She said,

If you ain't got nothin' bad to tell me about somebody, shut up, then."

[expatguy]

Surprise reaction from SE Asia here

An American Expat in Southeast Asia

[nuconvert]

I don't know how, but I missed this.
LoL. Darn those live interviews! Lol

[pepperdog]

"London: "And really it wasn't Hurricane Katrina that really tore up the city. It was when they opened the floodgates. It was not the hurricane itself. It was the floodgates, when they opened the floodgates, that's where all the water came."


What is this person talking about? Flood gates? I've not heard anything about flood gates.

[khnyny]

Not only do reporters and news agencies "set things up", they only report what reflects their world-view or agenda. Quick story, my husband's Uncle was coming out of Mass in Washington DC shortly after Pope Benedict was elected, a reporter for the Washington Post asked him "what do you think of the new Pope" and my husbands Uncle says he thinks that it was an excellent choice and that the new Pope will do a wonderful job. You know what that scumbag of a reporter actually said in response? "I'm sorry to hear you say that". "I'm sorry to hear you say that"?, needless to say, the positive words of my husbands Uncle never appeared in the Washington Post article. The slant was almost totally negative. I, for one, am skeptical of almost everything I read in a major newspaper, especially the Washington Post and New York Times.

I thought the ABC live interview was hilarious, I'm still chuckling about it. The reporter couldn't even get the response he wanted by using his leading, biased questions. ABC and the reporter showed condescension, and a lack of respect during this on-air fiasco. They totally underestimated the people they were interviewing. It's like they ASSumed that just because you're black and maybe poor you're stupid and hate Bush and the Federal Government. Now THAT is racist.

[Patriot from Philly]

I have experienced similar stories like you stated on Pope Benedictl. The secular media were actively rooting for a leftist pope and were dismayed by the selection of Benedict, who I thought was an excellent choice.

I think we conservatives sometime overestimate our ability to challenge the media and check them. They outnumber the conservative media and blogs and are very energized. I get discouraged when some on our side spend months on talking about runaway brides and missing teens (are you listening, Mr. Hannity?)when the left was so energized this summer.

I hope this latest, incredible assault on the President wakes us up from complacency.

[devolve]

 W'S GOT HIS DUCKS IN A ROW 

[Boazo]

That's the most clever piece of work I've seen in a long time!

[Boazo]

Excellent,Good to hear.

[Victoria Delsoul]

Wow, this is terrific! Thanks much.

"You talk about a major big media backfire, folks, this is it," commented radio talk host Rush Limbaugh during his show today.

Reynolds asked Connie London: "Did you harbor any anger toward the president because of the slow federal response?"

"No, none whatsoever," she said, "because I feel like our city and our state government should have been there before the federal government was called in.