Ok, I will be careful. POA - preoccupied or asnoozin'?
Posted on 06/30/2006 5:46:20 PM PDT by MJY1288
Today President Bush and Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi tiured the Elvis Presley's Grace Land Mansion in Memphis Tenn. Priscilla Presley and Lisa Marie Presley were the tour guides for the President , First Lady and Prime Minister Koizumi. The three of them also visited the Hotel where Rev. Martin Luther King was assissinated. Tonight the President was in Ohio for a fund raiser for Senator Mike Dewine
Your captions are starting to make me uncomfortable.
No joke...you are nice. The pics are too.
but your captions on some are embarrassing me.
& I am refering only to those few
captions pinged specifically to me...
To be tropical water clear.
I wonder how the Painstream Media covered the event. I have a weak stomach and can't bear to watch it anymore.
My Saturday morning political talkshow host commented that the trip to Memphis by the Bushes and PM Koizumi was "surreal".
I think the right word should be "magical". That 2 leaders of powerful nations (whose fathers were on opposite sides 60 years ago) have normal interests and now have an opportunity to do what "ordinary" tourists do, is terrific. This, and the picture of the PM in the President's pickup in Texas during a previous visit, does a lot to counterbalance the constant refrain of
Nobody likes us
Everybody hates us
We are the terrible America
Ok, I will be careful. POA - preoccupied or asnoozin'?
Surreal is that President Bush has any allies at all that aren't third world dictators, you know, like the one he's responsible for capturing and bringing to justice. Kind of hard to make him the bad dude if friendly nations actually like him. To all the liberal media scums, here's to two more great years.
Even Dubya looked surprised at this one. A real mob boss would be used to greetings like that.
You can't expect people who thrive on division and personal attacks to celebrate the virtues of friendship and forgiveness. I think there's something surreal about that.
You are so right!
The Bush administration has chosen peace. All it asks is that other nations not encourage or harbor homicidal maniacs who want us dead.
If our prez were the warlord the liberal media (and congresscritters like Pus Swinegold) make him out to be, he would have gotten rid of the Taliban by nuking Afghanistan right off the map. Instead he helped transform the country into a democracy. Considering that people in the Middle East have been propagandized to hate us for decades by their leaders, they could very well have voted in favor of hostility. Our prez took the leap of faith that they wouldn't because he believes freedom is a treasure to be shared by all.
Thank you for your understanding.
& for recieving well what I wrote.
It means much!
HUGS!
Still not quite your color on those flowers, but we're getting close. Poor Barney looks lonesome.
At least I think it's Barney. I'm not sure how to tell which is which now that Miss Beazley isn't tiny anymore. (I thought the running pictures with the young soldier from a couple days ago were Barney, but it turned out I was wrong). I guess we just have to hope the source tells us.
Guess we know which one is boss.
Fabulous graphic! From the first time I saw GWB, I saw his resemblence to the iconic American eagle. The semblance to the Statue of Liberty is dramatic. Chills!
I haven't read that yet. I want to, though.
Murtha announced that if the Dims take back the House in this election, he will run against Pelosi to be Speaker of the House. So she has started challenging him on a few issues, particularly some of his wildly intemperate remarks on Iraq and our troops. Bascially it's a cat fight between them that's only just started, but is likely to heat up if Murtha makes a move to unseat Pelose as the Dim leader.
They all deserve each other.
Yep. When Rats turn on themselves, it's a lovely sight to see. :)
HEADS UP . . .
Get your VCR/DVD recorders ready: C-Span plans to re-broadcast key parts of Koizumi's visit to the US:
ON AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES
P.M. Koizumi, Art Center, & Chilean Pres.
This week on American Perspectives Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi visits the White House and Graceland. Next, Chief Justice John Roberts speaks at a dedication ceremony for the Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art. Then, newly-elected Chilean President Michelle Bachelet is honored at a White House Project Gala.
ON SATURDAY, JULY 1 AT 8:30PM
http://www.c-span.org/homepage.asp?Cat=Series&Code=APS&ShowVidNum=10&Rot_Cat_CD=APS&Rot_HT=206&Rot_WD=&ShowVidDays=100&ShowVidDesc=&ArchiveDays=100#
Thanks for the heads up...Dr D.
Thanks for the ping
You're quite welcome! . . . I'm off to run errands until 8:30.
Until tonight . . . !
Thanks for the heads up.
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