Bush co. went offshore

DAILY NEWS WASHINGTON BUREAU ^ | 7/31/02 | TIMOTHY J. BURGER

[rdb3]

This oughtta be fun.

[coloradan]

No kidding. Betting pools, anyone?

[AmusedBystander]

Actually, Bush stated that his vote as a director was AGAINST the move.

[Theo]

It's hard to take anyone seriously when they spell our president's name that way, even if they do disagree with what he's done.

[Guillermo]

I prefer Dumbya. But, I don't think it's allowed here.

[section9]

Actually, Bush stated that his vote as a director was AGAINST the move.

Please. Don't interrupt Brigadiers, Blak Helikopterz types, and DU infiltrators when they are having fun.

Now then, let's all watch the bookburning.

Ja! Be Seeing You,

Chris

[section9]

Actually, Bush stated that his vote as a director was AGAINST the move.

Please. Don't interrupt Brigadiers, Blak Helikopterz types, and DU infiltrators when they are having fun.

Now then, let's all watch the bookburning.

Ja! Be Seeing You,

Chris

[Howlin]

It will only be fun is you like lies.

It is unclear whether Bush had a role in approving the formation of the Caymans subsidiary.

Bush said loud and clear and easily understandable yesterday from the Oval Office ON TV that he was voted against this and that it's IN THE RECORD. Either this author is ignorant or a liar.

Sorry, you'll have to find something else. Unless, of course, the truth doesn't matter to you.

[toenail]

"I prefer Dumbya. But, I don't think it's allowed here."

I prefer "Walker."

[Notforprophet]

If you want anyone to take your arguments seriously, try to out the derisive spelling of the Presidents nickname. Other wise you come across as more of a buffoon than you really are.

[AppyPappy]

You spelled "hypocricy" wrong, DUHmb-ass.

[rdb3]

Naaa. I'm not a betting man.

[AppyPappy]

< /sarcasm >

[rwfromkansas]

The word is "hypocrisy."

[Recovering_Democrat]

wow. that's it, I'm ready to vote Democrat again. < /sarcasm>

Why don't you Bush bashers go back to DU or those anti-FREEP webboards JR was talking about a few weeks ago?

Our nation is being admirably led by an imperfect but strong man. He's accomplished more in his few short years than any given one of us, and that to the jeers and sniping of ultra-leftists and ultra-righties.

Both factions are thoroughly unhappy all the time, and somehow that seems right to me.

Bush's disdain for the behavior of hypocrites like Judas Jeffords and John McLame is pleasing to the benchmark conservative. His rejection of the apocalyptic doomsday pronouncements of the extreme right are likewise pleasing to us.

We've been to the other side: the Demon-rat side. You don't want to go there.

And a "libertarian" position? Don't make me laugh.

Bush is doing a fine job, and all the pitiful ad hominem attacks on him by the extreme left or right will not diminish his appeal to this staunch conservative.

[GraniteStateConservative]

Did someone from DU hijack this account?

[rwfromkansas]

By the way, assfart, Bush voted against the offshore move.

Moderator, get this piece of trash off breaking news.

[Cacophonous]

You spelled "hypocricy" wrong, DUHmb-ass.

It is spelled "hypocrisy"

[Blue Screen of Death]

From now on we should only elect people too stupid to make a profit in business. Kind of like the folks that run Salon.com or AOL. This country needs leadership that knows nothing about business, profit, payrolls or production. Let the loosers of America lead! Once we crush private business we call all buy our toilet paper from the government.