[REDWOOD99]

How succinctly can you say it?

[ClearCase_guy]

Ted Kennedy's response: "Why al Quaeda is calling me, is none of your business!"

[Riley]

Telemarketing?

[bannedfromdu]

Damn it wasn't my fault, I just placed a call to Dell Customer Service

[HiTech RedNeck]

"The NSA program is one that listens to a few numbers called from the outside of the United States of known al Qaeda or affiliated people," he said.

That's a fine objective and on Bush's watch I would not anticipate any fear of that going astray for political reasons. A President Hillary would be another story.

[Xenalyte]

Well, if someone from Al-Qaeda is calling me, I'd like to know why too.

[airborne]

Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) said he supports a Senate investigation into who leaked classified information on the spying program. But he said the issue of whether the president skirted the law when he embarked on the program is more important than who leaked the information.

So, according to Chucky, an obvious crime jeopardizing national security isn't as important as trying to pin something (anything) on the President.

[gondramB]

""If someone from al-Queada is calling you, we'd like to know why.""

I wish he had said this on day one.

[MJY1288]

LOL, I agree 100%, Dubya should hold a Press Conference and start out with this...

For all you ankle biters who think you're gonna bring down my Presidency with this non-story, here is where I stand on this issue... If someone from al-Queada is calling you, we'd like to know why.

[Radix]

Those al-Queada telephone pollster companies certainly are becoming a nuisance!

[nmh]

"I hope the White House won't hide behind saying, 'Oh, executive privilege, we can't discuss this,'." Schumer said on "Fox News Sunday." "That's the wrong attitude."

Yeah, that was only the RIGHT attitude for the Clinton's as well as shredding key documents when they appear again.

[nmh]

Are Demoncrats REALLY this stupid?

[LdSentinal]

"If someone from al-Queda is calling you, we'd like to know why."

Ring . . . Ring

"Democratic National Committee, how may I help you?"

"Uh . . . hello. My name is Abdul and I would like to make another donation to the Great Satan herself, Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign."

[SouthTexas]

The dims probably think we can add them to the "no call list" and be safe.

[Ann Archy]

Take THAT, Schumkie Chewmer!!

[bmacak]

Ted Kennedy's response: "Why al Quaeda is calling me, is none of your business!"

Ted Kennedy's Response #2: "Al Gore calls. Al Sharpton calls. Al Qaeda calls. What's the big deal?"

[son of caesar]

dear mr president, i got a call yesterday from an al queda relocation specialist. he asked me to ask you if you can make sure to implement a liberal guest worker program quickly. nevermind what the idiots, errrrrrr i mean citizens think. he told me your guest worker program will help all peaceful muslims to come to the usa to do the jobs that americans dont want them to do.

[joseph20]

Already posted:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1550493/posts

[thefactor]

"hello, this is Achmed. are you happy with your long distance service? would you like to join the jihad and kill the infidels?"

[Loyal Buckeye]

It is very nice to see that GWB is staying out in front of this issue as we head into the new year.

Most Americans do not want to hear the RATS and the MSM's ankle biting about the NSA surveillance.

[Lanza]

I think the title of Bush's quote explains it all, so the media just doesn't want to "get it."

I hope the spying continues. I don't think it's just good old fashioned luck why we haven't had any attacks since 9-11.