Mitt's not a bad neighbor, though: "Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney interrupted a quiet vacation to help rescue six people and a dog from a sinking boat in Lake Winnipesaukee over the weekend."
July, 2003
1 posted on
07/30/2005 8:59:20 AM PDT by
cloud8
To: cloud8
I'm a Mainer, the only folks you here complaining about the Bush Family are your prototypical Bush-hating Dems from the Commonwealth with Summer places on the Coast.
Yea, there are a few Dem-by-birth locals that hate Bush as well, but aren't smart enough to tell you -why-.
To: cloud8
So what's all the fuss? Didn't the kennedeees have th big ouse and all of that? Mitt deserves the same. So did the Sr. Bush family. What whining babies...never seen anything like it.
4 posted on
07/30/2005 9:10:55 AM PDT by
cubreporter
(I trust Rush. He has done more for this country than any of us will ever know! :))
To: cloud8
On a serious note:
With one fomer President calling Maine home, and the President calling Maine his summer home, we are still loosing all of our US Military presence. That has got to tell you how bad our two so called Republican senators are.
Jak
To: cloud8
Every presidential candidate has to be from somewhere in the USA (Kerry being the exception).
During the 1988 campaign, I worked at a Fixed Base Operator on Houston's Hobby Airport. Various candidates would stop there, park their airplanes, and never buy a drop of fuel. Dukakis and Bentsen made one joint appearance and left - no effect on traffic. Bush 41 made one stop at Ellington AFB - no effect on traffic. Quayle made a morning stop at Hobby - no effect on traffic. Bentsen came every Friday at 3:30 PM, parked a 737 on our ramp (all other aircraft restricted from using our ramp). Then they would close the freeways between Hobby and Bentsen's hotel. Every Friday during afternoon rush hour - traffic would be snarled for the Bentson's six car motorcade.
I would get home from work at 7:00 PM. Guess who I voted for.
8 posted on
07/30/2005 9:39:56 AM PDT by
Bring Back Old Sparky
(Teddy Kennedy: Drink! Drive! Swim for your life!)
To: cloud8
I grew up in Kennebunkport during the 80's while Bush Sr. was still Veep. As far as I recall, most everyone was pretty proud to have such a famous and powerful person living "just down the street". I remember he'd show up at the Cape Porpoise hardware store and often give speeches around town. My dad even got to treat GHWB's mother (an ER visit I believe) -- he saved the check from that one. :-) Despite the lack of accent, I always got the impression that GHWB and fam was considered part of the community and not outsiders that we wanted to drive out of town.
9 posted on
07/30/2005 10:13:44 AM PDT by
rayvd
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