Prez is Past His Partying

The Dallas Morning News | September 18, 2002 | Alan Peppard

[altura]

A nice article from a kinda liberal society columnist referring to the W put down of Bush's party habits.

[altura]

Thought the Bush Babes might enjoy this, if you want to ping them. Thanks.

[Paul Atreides]

I guess when they've had eight years of Caligula, a President not being serviced by an intern and lying every second of his miserable life seems like a Puritan.

[lodwick]

bttt

[Guillermo]

Heavens!! This President isn't interested in shallow, phony parties with shallow, phony people...What a nerd!

[SBeck]

Actually, I've always wondered why the most powerful man on the face of the earth was watching the Superbowl alone. Yeah, yeah, I know he needs his "me time" but it seems that he's a very lonely guy.

[Argus]

Especially when Caligula's still out there, working the global party circuit in retirement. This is one of the great things about Bush - he finished his adolescence a while ago. Clinton still hasn't, and never will.

[Miss Marple]

Thanks! They are NORMAL people! Amazing!

[deport]

If you expected George W. Bush the party animal to show up in Washington, you're 20 years too late

LOL.... they are beginning to catch on.... You'd have thought after the first August vacation in Crawford they'd have caught on.....

[GailA]

The liberals just can't stand it that they don't have a party animal like slick in the White House..to booze it up with.

[rabidralph]

he's a very lonely guy.

Or is just very comfortable being alone.

[Miss Marple]

Guess what? My husband watched the Superbowl while I was cleaning the kitchen. We detest Superbowl parties, and prefer to stay at home.

He isn't lonely; he just likes his wife's company.

[Paul Atreides]

I'm sure the press was hoping they would catch our President in a state of inebriation. Be on the lookout for articles portraying them as boring and unsophisticated.

[Frohickey]

The liberals just can't stand it that they don't have a party animal like slick in the White House..to booze it up with.

Its not just the liberals that are suffering from Slick Willie partying in the White House....

I hear that the ChiComs are suffering from withdrawals of state secrets as well.

[Burkeman1]

Hmmmm- isn't it at least comforting to know that we don't have a President who masterbates into the oval office sink and has phone sex for hours at a time into the wee hours of the AM on unsecured phone lines? Just where did all that energy come from by the way? Did Clinton have the super energy his supporters say or was it something else?

[Argus]

The irony is that the kind of Hollywood trash the Clintons like to hang out with are the truly boring and unsophisticated specimens in our national zoo.

[lawgirl]

Loving it!!

[Cicero]

Clinton used to control the Washington Press Corps by threatening to cut off the supply of chardonnay and ord'oeuvres from anyone who reported the truth about him. Now all of them either have to go cold turkey or buy their own drinks.

It's the Big Chill, all right, but not for conservatives.

[Michael.SF.]

"media outlets from D.C. phoned me frantically wanting to know what the Bush social scene would look like"

And I guarantee if he was having parties they would be writing articles about how inappropiate it was to be doing so, during these days of national crisis and war on terrorism.

[mystery-ak]

I guess my hubby and I are boring too...so be it....we don't have to be around a bunch of phoneys, who pat you on the back and tell you what a great guy you are...then tear you apart when they get to the car....W and Laura enjoy each other's company just like most married couples.