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To: Allegra
I’ve never heard the President use that nick-name and I know this clown made it up to try to cause friction in the administration.
3 posted on 07/06/2007 10:50:37 AM PDT by tobyhill (only wimps believe in retreat in defeat)
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To: tobyhill; Allegra
With all the trouble that this administration has had in the international community, it’s probably instructive to remember that President Bush’s nickname for the Russian premier, Vladimir Putin, has long been Pooty-Poot. This has always struck me as a profoundly stupid thing to call a man who once ran the KGB.

I’ve never heard the President use that nick-name and I know this clown made it up to try to cause friction in the administration.

Actually it was the Bush Impersonator on either Jay Leno's Tonight Show or Saturday Night Live that dubbed Putin "Pooty-Poot". Perhaps the author is too stupid to know the difference between an impersonator parodying the President and the President himself.

10 posted on 07/06/2007 11:09:50 AM PDT by VRWCmember
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To: tobyhill
I’ve never heard the President use that nick-name and I know this clown made it up to try to cause friction in the administration.

Of course he did. The article starts out about baseball nicknames, goes on to other athletes' nicknames and then the author takes a hard left and starts slamming the president, out of the blue.

He's about a subtle as a train wreck and anyone who doesn't see his oh, so obvious agenda must be a liberal.

The author also probably thinks he's quite clever, but he's really rather juvenile.

14 posted on 07/06/2007 11:35:05 AM PDT by Allegra (Socks.)
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