Camera panned to someone with a sign that said "McCain votes against Vets" and his shirt said "Iraq Veteran Against the War."
Nice Security.
Nice Security.
Did I just see that?
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lol- are you even kidding me? :mj07:
This clown got routine and slim, at best, applause. He had 2 people escorted out, interrupting his speech.
He went the Palin route. It was not in any way in the flow of his speech, but he went with it because of the disruption.
She got huge applause.
Weird convention.
The "can't win an occupation" point has been harped upon in this forum over and over and over and over again. But don't tell that to gw and the boys. This a a war. And we are winning. And if the pinko commie liberal faggots had their way, we would have lost this occupation...I mean war. You liberal pussies would have just given hawaii and poland to the germans and the japs. Thank god we have John McCain, the little 30yr senator Bush ass kissing "maverick" to lead us out of this Bush nightmare. Its not that the necons are stupid, its just that they are not very smart.
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I kinda doubt it, but maybe he finally fell in line with Dr. Freeze. Perhaps he's become ashamed to be a Republican? :shrug:
Boy, that cranky old white haired dude's speech was pretty impressive. Who knew he was a former POW? Why hasn't the press reported that? 
Interesting who was not at convention:
1) George W. Bush
2) Dick Cheney
3) Lynn Cheney
4) Nancy Reagan
5) Jeb Bush
6) Don Rumsfeld
7) Karl Rove
8) colin Powell
9) condolesa Rice
I know Abramhoff, DeLay, and Larry Craig had other plans but you would have surly expected the hero's of the party Bush, Cheney and the Grand Dame Nancy Reagan to be introduced to the ravenous,rockin, frat crowd.
Curious, very curious.
Eddie
1) George W. Bush
2) Dick Cheney
3) Lynn Cheney
4) Nancy Reagan
5) Jeb Bush
6) Don Rumsfeld
7) Karl Rove
8) colin Powell
9) condolesa Rice
I know Abramhoff, DeLay, and Larry Craig had other plans but you would have surly expected the hero's of the party Bush, Cheney and the Grand Dame Nancy Reagan to be introduced to the ravenous,rockin, frat crowd.
Curious, very curious.
Eddie
and if they were there,they`d be gatting reamed for not being attentive to hurricane gustav....
eddie likes having it both ways...
eddie likes having it both ways...
should have tased those yo yo`s about 8 times and then dragged them up the steps by their ankles....
code pink has all the relevance of a used rubber...
code pink has all the relevance of a used rubber...
Ron Paul they kept out. Would not let him in.
And Mc Cain thru his own party of last 8 years under the bus. I wonder what Bush thought when he listen to all the chit he did wrong. I could not believe some of that.
And Mc Cain thru his own party of last 8 years under the bus. I wonder what Bush thought when he listen to all the chit he did wrong. I could not believe some of that.
Gary:
You are right. I am being way to hard on our Commander in Chief. I have no doubt that the past four days he has been busy in the White House doing his duties as president to make sure that the fine people of Louisianna are taken care of properly.
I know that it was with great personal sacrifice that he stuck by his desk in the oval office, working away 10, 12, 14, 16, ney 18 hours a day, without sleep, food, golf or water, constantly monitoriing the weather channel to keep up with the progress of Gustav. Sitting there with his flight suit on ready to fly at a moments notice to the Gulf Coast to assist in whatever way he could. All this time, he could have been with his ma, pa, Laura, Jesus and the rest of his supporters in Minneapolis.
Right outside the White House a helicopter was waiting to take the President to Andrews Air Force Base where an Alabama National Guard jet (like the ones he used to fly) was fueled up and ready to take off in case he was needed to help rescue anyone or seed the hurricane. A true American hero, George Bush. Mission Accomplished George.
God Bless You and God Bless America.
Eddie
You are right. I am being way to hard on our Commander in Chief. I have no doubt that the past four days he has been busy in the White House doing his duties as president to make sure that the fine people of Louisianna are taken care of properly.
I know that it was with great personal sacrifice that he stuck by his desk in the oval office, working away 10, 12, 14, 16, ney 18 hours a day, without sleep, food, golf or water, constantly monitoriing the weather channel to keep up with the progress of Gustav. Sitting there with his flight suit on ready to fly at a moments notice to the Gulf Coast to assist in whatever way he could. All this time, he could have been with his ma, pa, Laura, Jesus and the rest of his supporters in Minneapolis.
Right outside the White House a helicopter was waiting to take the President to Andrews Air Force Base where an Alabama National Guard jet (like the ones he used to fly) was fueled up and ready to take off in case he was needed to help rescue anyone or seed the hurricane. A true American hero, George Bush. Mission Accomplished George.
God Bless You and God Bless America.
Eddie
thanks for surprising me.....nice to see that you`re fair and fast enough to credit the administration and those republican governors for their pro-activity on gustav as you were to criticize for katrina.....
/sarc off
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