God this Tweety special on the * legacy is vomit-inducing

[FLAprogressive]

where is Rachel??????

[FrenchieCat]

1. C-span is rerunning the best speeches of the 2008 election right now!

So far, I've seen Obama's victory speech, his Iowa speech, his Race speech. Right now, Hillary concession speech is on.

I'm taping them all!

That's wayyyyy better than anything Tweety could offer.
And yes, I saw that special. It was horrible. truly.

[opihimoimoi]

2. The Decider was Delusional.....Gut Feelings My ASS....Country First..MY ASS..Truth?? Forget it..

Nothing but Photo Ops and BS Spin...

No substance, no meat, nothing good...all bad....

What a Bush legacy is that??? 8 friggen losing years....look at thecountry now....what a mess...all because of him and the GOP

[gratuitous]

3. It wasn't ALL due to Bush and the GOP

Let's not overlook the incomparable contribution from the popular media, including slobbering cable show hosts who couldn't tear themselves away from the riveting image of Commander Codpiece strutting across the deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln.

[opihimoimoi]

7. Point taken.....lemme heave some shoes at them....

[IDemo]

4. The guy at the end of the show was pretty vomit-inducing, all right

Speaking of Bush's AIDs effort in Africa, "This was a president for whom every life, every spirit, was important."

:puke:

[EconomicLiberal]

5. That was Mark Halperin.

One of the right wing's favorites, no doubt.

[Donnachaidh]

6. his vomit-inducing reference to NCLB had me throwing slippers at the set.

Wonder how long it took them to scrape the brown stains from his nose? He's probably so familiar with Bush's ass he could draw a map of the pimple scars and the ingrown hairs from MEMORY. :puke: :puke:

[Golden Raisin]

8. Too bad that supposed respect for life wasn't

evidenced for the dead and maimed in Iran, Afghanistan and New Orleans. If "every life, every spirit was important" how come we weren't allowed to even see photos of the coffins of our brave soldiers who gave their lives for Bush and Cheney's wars?