Helen Thomas: "Nobody Is Perfect" - ref. Obama Cabinet selection troubles [HORRIFIC IMAGE WARNING]

TheBostonChannel.com ^ | 4 Feb 09 | The ever-objective infobabe, HELEN THOMAS!!!

[seanmerc]

[Colonial Warrior]

Yikes.......

[GreenAccord]

Why so serious?

[Cyber Ninja]

The Fairness Doctrine requires the following:

[seanmerc]

And you guys got mad at ME! Yikes! That’s a face made for radio if I ever saw one.

[Snickering Hound]

[RobinOfKingston]

Do we have to keep up these glamor shots of Thomas? Aren’t there any photos of her that show her in a less flattering, more lifelike (if she can be said to be “lifelike”) way?

[Westlander]

[FlingWingFlyer]

It’s too bad this old hag didn’t feel this way about George W. Bush. She never gave him the benefit of the doubt. She trashed everything he did or said. What a scab.

[digger48]

"C'mon....Give Helen a little sugar, now"

[Dr.Zoidberg]

Seems every time I add another helen thomas picture to my image filter, someone comes up with another place to park an picture of that yeti.

For the love of G_d, Stop it already!

[Signalman]

My Eyes, My Eyes!!!!!!

[shiva]

[Oratam]

Liberals expect perfection only from those they disagree with. Good intentions suffice for the rest.

[Martin Tell]

Someone get this broad an editor!

And several dozen paper bags!

[AnAmericanMother]

LOL!

I knew Helen was ugly, but apparently she's scared the living daylights out of that mummy . . . . quite an accomplishment.

[seanmerc]

Happy to be here, proud to serve!

[constitutiongirl]

That last shot reminds me a bit of Barbra Streisand.

[Iron Munro]

If he didn't claim it, it's because he was hiding it.

It's also likely that the reason he backed out fairly quickly is that he didn't want any more background investigation because there is still more dirt not yet uncovered.

Obama got off so easily during the campaign with a press that refused to investigate the large gaps and missing documents in his own background that he thought he could slide all of these corrupt appointees into office while the press continued to genuflect in awe at his very presence.

[kanawa]