[Vision Thing]

I went to the Republican rally in Dallas the day before their historic win in 2002. President Bush was the featured speaker. It was his last stop before he headed home to Crawford.

When I picked up tickets earlier in the day, the Republicans did not screen anyone. It kinda backfired on them.

During Bush's speech, a small handful of grunge-rock libs disrupted him. They shouted "Now war for oil in Iraq!". Bush stepped back from the mike. A beautiful blond woman went right up to one of the smelly libs and shoved her fist in the lib's face, but she didn't hit the lib.

Then all of a sudden, the rest of the crowd chanted "USA! USA!", while pumping their fists at the smelly libs.

Dallas showed the world how to disrupt the disruptors.

[lurker214]

Thats fine and how it should be. Let the crowd disrupt the disruptors. I can see how its important to take lisc info ssn etc for security--but a loyalty pledge? Come on. How do they expect to enforce it. The VP is the VP of everyone and seeing him in person rather than on tv just might entice a lame brained undecided ( i call them clueless) person to go out and vote repub. Think about it..we dont need this 100 days out from nov 2nd IMHO. Flame on..

[RoseofTexas]

Hehehheheee, that's my TEXAS for you! DON'T MESS WITH TEXAS!

[Slings and Arrows]

A beautiful blond woman went right up to one of the smelly libs and shoved her fist in the lib's face, but she didn't hit the lib.

Is that woman present in this lineup, sir?