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Posted on 01/25/2002 3:17:39 PM PST by N00dleN0gg1n
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To: N00dleN0gg1n
There's nuthin' that the "journalists" detest more than being made to look STOOPID. I didn't think I could love dubya more than I did but I just did.
BWAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA you journash*ts...
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01/25/2002 5:01:26 PM PST
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Pharmboy
To: thucydides
"I can't hear you" and the book.......I love it. There are so many ways to say "screw you" in the English language...LOL. Someone call "The Dan" and tell him his legacy will be something less than Klintoons....LOL.
To: alnick
It was on Letterman, he gave the TOP ten things he would do as President. One of those was give the oval office a good scrubbing. Another one was add his mom on Mount Rushmore, replace the eagle with the Dallas Cowboy logo in the oval office, Make Brother Jeb wash the presidential limozine, etc..
To: Lemondropkid31

This was rich, and intentional.
This is his, and Ari's, way of commenting on the media coverage of the Enron Scandal.
This guarantees a 24-48 media news cycle coverage of "Bias" and why Bush was reading it.
Bush, you're an effin' genius. And it's a really "in your face" answer to the media.
Oh, he just sold another 25,000 copies for Bernard Goldberg.
Be Seeing You,
Chris
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posted on
01/25/2002 7:41:44 PM PST
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section9
To: N00dleN0gg1n
How did CBS cover this on the evening TV news?
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01/26/2002 8:59:47 AM PST
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SteveH
To: N00dleN0gg1n
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To: section9
Ditto section9, but the caption should read:
"Stay close to you friends, keep your enemy's even closer".....
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