"I'm So Proud of Our President" (are you ready for this?)

Rosie O'Donnell Show | 9/26/2001 | LS

[LS]

I'm taking this from my wife who saw this . . . I did not . . . so you may want to find the transcript. On the Rosie show today, in the middle of a discussion of "peace and love," Rosie said words to this extent: "I've always vote Democrat and I've said some bad things about Republicans in the past but I'm so proud of OUR president the way he has handled this whole thing. My wife said she almost fell out of her chair. Can anyone confirm, or supply the exact words???

[savedbygrace]

Best post of the thread. Thx.

[socal_parrot]

"We're through the looking-glass, people!!"

[dougherty]

If she did say this, I'm glad. I think Rosie is one of the few libs with the guts to come out and praise GW. I know a lot of you don't like her, but I often watch her show when someone I like is a guest, and I'm happy to hear this.

[humblegunner]

Good, I'm glad of that.

[Yankee]

Yeah, I get off a good one now and then.

Groucho Marx and W.C. Fields are my comedic idols.

I've learned from the best.

[Go Gordon]

Or maybe she just said, "I love bush"...

ROFLMAO (and wiping the suds off my SCREEN, because I laughed so hard I spewed beer completely over the keyboard)

[gunshy]

I just checked my sources, there is no ice in Hell.

[TheMole]

Now check this ... this is the cover of Rosie magazine, formerly McCall's, now owned by Rosie.

This is the best they can make her look.

Is that scary or what?

[FITZ]

about the conservatives DON'T have to change..only the liberals do.

That's true, but I think we also were changed on Sept 11. I think the liberals being even more naive and believed more than we that we didn't need a military, we didn't need a defense, we didn't need borders. I wouldn't be surprised to see many----especially the ones with New York connections ---to be making a 180 degree turn right now. Celebrities spend more time in NY than most of us and this just had to affect many very very deeply.

[SmartBlonde]

Be afraid...be very afraid. These Libs know how to read the polls. By looking so 'bipartisan' now, they will be able to bash Bush with impunity by saying 'I supported him then when he was right, but he's wrong now'. They get cover both ways.

While I'm glad they're saying the right things now, I don't trust them. We have fingers bitten to the nubs from extending our hand in friendship and having it chomped off.

[GoreIsLove]

Thanks for the link. The only mention I remember seeing of it was in a comic strip. Unfortunately, Douglas Adams is not cultured enough to make the San Francisco papers.