DEMOCRATS UNDONE BY "TOP GUN" BUSH

Tribune Media Services ^ | May 7, 2003 | Matthewt Miller

[Wake Up America]

(Keep it up Rats. You guys are asking for big trouble and you're going to end up with it smeared all over your faces and sticking to your shoes!)

Hey Now!!!! Don't give them rats any advice!!!
Shhhhhhh!

[nopardons]

Clinton NEEDS addulation. Without it, he dies a little.

[Humidston]

Smug Elvis-like smile on B.J's face.... He always looked like he was laughing at us for being such suckers, didn't he? The saddest part is, he probably was!

All he ever cared about was sex and power. He had his chance and he blew it because he couldn't control his ego.

[mass55th]

"Rep. Henry Waxman of California has asked the General Accounting Office to provide a full accounting of the landing's costs, since the event had "clear political overtones."

Did you get to see Hannity & Colmes tonight? Hannity claimed that there were several Democrat Congresscritters who were also flown out to the aircraft carrier. I think Mr. Waxman should have GAO figure up their total while he's at it!

[Wake Up America]

Many times I thought he looked like he was drunk.

[dixiechick2000]

Yes, back then the Today Show was not really a "news program". IIRC, they seemed to gear towards women. They had a little news and a lot of cooking, etc. My mother watched it every day, and I guess that's why I continued to watch it after I was grown. However, "Pesky" Katie Couric turned me off...real fast.

As for the nightly news programs, you nailed it! There was always bias! LOL

[Humidston]

Either drunk or zoned out on some drug or another....

But always smirking.

[Wake Up America]

and President Bush got off the carrier befor it docked!

Clinton would have stayed on the thing and made a big deal out of himself.

[dixiechick2000]

Thanks for another telling pic.

If Clinton loathed the military, that's nothing compared to how the military feels about him.

[nopardons]

The ONLY reason, that I or anyone else in my family EVER watched TODAY, way back when, was to see J. Fred Muggs, the chimp. Since I never much cred for the show, I NEVER watched it much and certainly NEVER watched it as an adult. Besides, once my daughter was old enough to dress herself and my husband fed & took her to school, I stopped getting up early enough to even catch a part of the show. LOL

[texasbluebell]

All he ever cared about was sex and power. He had his chance and he blew it because he couldn't control his ego.

And I will never ever forgive him for saying that "no one ever had as much fun as I did" while being president. Pig.

[dixiechick2000]

"...once my daughter was old enough to dress herself and my husband fed & took her to school, I stopped getting up early enough to even catch a part of the show. LOL"

LOLOL! You are one lucky lady!

It was a habit from my childhood, and was really nothing more than comfortable background noise as I was trying to wake up enough to fix breakfast for my daughter and husband.

It was only when my daughter was grown, and hubby was on a trip, that I actually watched the sucker!

Then, I turned it off!

It was a dry 4 years until FNC started. I have watched it from Day 1, and haven't looked back.

[nopardons]

Yes, I am " lucky ". I just laid out eveyone's clothes, got a " morning " kiss good bye ( I woke up for that; however, even THAT stopped, when she went off to boarding school !, and had a nice " lie in ".

My kiddo is also an adult now. Isn't it a nice change ? She watches " FOX & FRIENDS " ; I am asleep, so don't. LOL

It took FOREVER, for our cable to get FNC ( and believe me, I and my husband bugged them almost weekly...for years!), but we finally got it a few years back. Now, that is almost all I ever watch. LOL

[Mo1]

Democrats, of course, know this. Which helps explain why as I write this I've already received fresh e-mails from a Democratic press office raising the cost estimate for Top-Gun-Gate to $1 million. Bet they'll get it to $10 million before week's end.

If they are going to throw an amount out there, then why does Waxman need an investigation done at the cost to taxpayers?

[JustPiper]

Bump and ChipsAhoy! ;)

[ccmay]

Remember the "photo op" of Clinton at Normandy when a small U.S. flag just happened to be on the ground and he placed it back on the grave?

It's even worse than it sounds. The flag had already been placed on the grave, and Clinton ordered a flunky to go and kick it over so he could be seen replacing it. It bears repeating: Bill Clinton, may he roast in hell, ordered that the flag flying over the grave of a dead American soldier be kicked into the mud so that he could win political advantage by propping it back up.

He is the worst and most evil president this country has ever had. Everything and everyone connected to this white-trash son of a whore is a disgrace.

-ccm

[jwh_Denver]

Showmanship or statesmanship? Maybe a little or a lot of both. I'm sure the photo op people on Bush's staff were having wide awake wet dreams but it was also known that Bush was going to make a speech about the victory in Iraq. Though I cannot judge Bush's true intent of his heart but I'm sure the question went though his mind, Presidential or one of the guys/gals? He chose Commander in Chief - one of them. After all this wasn't going to be a speech to those just on the Lincoln but to all servicepeople and to the nation and world. So on goes the flight suit and away he goes. I honestly think Bush wanted to personally and genuinely thank all the "warriors" as possible for a job very well done.

But the kicker for me is that the crew of the Lincoln were genuinely "outspoken" in their admiration and love for the Commander in Chief and as President. They loved it. Their CIC was in a flight suit and not a business suit. Actually I don't think it would have mattered a great deal but it to me it just goes to the mind set of President Bush, CIC.

[DeltaZulu]

I wish I could play "Caption this Photo".

First, everyone has the "I'm here to avoid KP duty" look. Those that aren't outright disgusted are staring intently at the EXIT sign. Bill looks like he's got something sticky on his hands and is wiping it off. Finally, the guy just up and to the right of the guy wiping ... er ... shaking Bill's hand is looking at his own hand with that GhostBuster's "He slimed me!" look. LOL.

[DmBarch]

George H.W. Bush went to a Naval base to give a speech on the birthday of the Navy. While there, he was suprised with the appearance of a restored WWII bomber of the type he flew in battle. A very touching moment and a salute for a man whose long government career might be ending (I think this was 1988). The Dems were all over the papers the next day moaning about this "campaign ad".

[JohnHuang2]

Thanks for the ping :)