Posted on 10/04/2007 2:55:26 PM PDT by Doctor Raoul
Click here for the original AP photowire entry on Yahoo News.
President Bush declares the end of major combat in Iraq
as he speaks aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham
Lincoln off the California coast, in this May 1, 2003
file photo. Over and over, President Bush confidently
promised to 'solve problems, not pass them on to future
presidents and future generations.' As the clock runs
out on his eight-year presidency, a tall stack of
troubles remain and Bush's words seem to ring hollow.
(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)
the photographer didn’t write the cutline. the picture is clearly intended to be used with an “analysis” piece, and the writer of that piece, or his editor, whote the caption. all the photographer did was take the picture.
AP DC Photo 202-776-9510
AP Photo Desk New York 212-621-1980
I’ve contacted them before on a prior issue.
“Yes, but then Bush (and we) found out that to defeat America’s enemies we must first defeat the Democrats.”
Let me complete the sentence for you.
Yes, but then Bush (and we) found out that to defeat America’s OTHER enemies we must first defeat the Democrats.
“Yes, but then Bush (and we) found out that to defeat America’s enemies we must first defeat the Democrats.”
Let me complete the sentence for you.
Yes, but then Bush (and we) found out that to defeat America’s OTHER enemies we must first defeat the Democrats.
Smear artists.
...supreme.
The “mission accomplished” banner was posted by the crew, not the President or his staff. They fought and won in the battle for Iraq and returned from months at sea. They had every right to be proud and boastful.
AP=APes with keyboards
But Scott McClellan stated that it was the White House that actually produced the sign.
White House spokesman Scott McClellan told CNN that in preparing for the speech, Navy officials on the carrier told Bush aides they wanted a "Mission Accomplished" banner, and the White House agreed to create it."We took care of the production of it," McClellan said. "We have people to do those things. But the Navy actually put it up." source
The mission accomplished banner was posted by the crew, not the President or his staff. They fought and won in the battle for Iraq and returned from months at sea. They had every right to be proud and boastful.
You know that, I know that, everybody with a brain who was paying attention, instead of hating our president, knows that. Surely you don't expect the demorats to know it -- they just can't get anywhere close to hearing the truth, much less recognizing and telling it.
No truer words were ever spoken than these: "Yes, but then Bush (and we) found out that to defeat Americas OTHER enemies we must first defeat the Democrats."
I just checked the actual AP wire for this photo. The photographer DID NOT write this caption.
The caption was written by an editor.
The caption is still crap, but the photographer had nothing to do with the caption as written.
It's a shame that the petty loony left made an issue out of the banner. They have become very good at twisting things, especially since truth and reason don't have to be in play.
Just say it like you believe it yourself. They have the advantage in that they have no shame.
How did you determine that?
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