Dick In Alabama ---pix--->>>

[Stephanie]

He's not getting older, he's getting meaner.



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[Monkeyman]

1. Dam where the anvil falling we you need one

[pinkpops]

6. Klonk

[imax2268]

23. This is what we didn't see...

they obviously did some work so the real people wouldn't see his true-self...

[misanthrope]

2. At "The Club?" How appropriate...

...as that place was notorious for trying to maintain racial segregation for as long as possible.

[Catherine Vincent]

3. Oh wow. That first pic he looks to be in pain.

The second, he looks to be crying and the third he looks scared.

[babylonsister]

4. Isn't he defacing the flag? nt

[peace13]

5. Wow!

That's one mean old dude and a lot of flags. Even so it still isn't convincing. Peace, Kim

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

7. Oh, dear. The VP goes to Alabama to demand allegiance. K & R

:kick: MKJ

[Alamom]

11. Maybe...but the Democrats response to his remarks were published.

http://blog.al.com/bn/2007/04/national_demo_chairman_respond.html


National Demo chairman responds to Cheney's speech
Posted by Birmingham News staff April 02, 2007 15:24PM


From the National Democratic Party's press release

Washington, DC - Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean issued the following response to Vice President Cheney's political smears against Democrats during a speech today in Alabama:

"The Vice President's spin today is more of the same scare tactics and bullish rhetoric that have become a hallmark of the Bush White House when faced with a truth they don't happen to like.

"The American people overwhelmingly support the Democratic plan for change in Iraq, yet the President has stubbornly threatened to veto legislation that contains his own benchmarks for success in Iraq, ensures our troops have the training they need, and supports our veterans.

"Democrats will not be lectured to, nor have our patriotism questioned by an Administration that sent our troops off to war without the proper life-saving equipment, a clear plan for success or the quality care they deserve when they return home. While the President is becoming increasingly isolated, Democrats continue to stand with our brave men and women in uniform and the American people."






http://blog.al.com/bn/2007/04/house_majority_leader_responds.html


House majority leader responds to Cheney
Posted by Birmingham News staff April 02, 2007 16:22PM
From a press release from the House majority leader's office


Hoyer: "No, Mr. Vice President, It Is Not 'Pointless' to Listen to the Views of the American People"

WASHINGTON, DC - House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer (MD) released the following statement this afternoon after Vice President Dick Cheney - during a speech in Alabama - urged Congress to continue to rubber-stamp the Administration's funding requests for Iraq as previous Republican-controlled Congresses have done. The Vice President, according to transcripts, stated: "And so it is pointless for the Democrats to continue pursuing :"

"It is increasingly clear that, when it comes to the war in Iraq, this Administration is out of touch with the views of the American people, who are demanding a change in direction and a policy designed to succeed.

"Today, the Vice President of the United States said it was 'pointless' for Democrats in Congress to fight for a supplemental appropriations bill that would fully fund our troops in harm's way, while - for the first time in four years - holding the Iraqi government accountable for making political progress and quelling violence, demanding proper training and equipment for our troops, and providing a responsible strategy for a phased redeployment of U.S. forces.

"It is stunning that the Vice President and this Administration would so casually ignore the views of the American people, nearly 70 percent of whom endorse the Democratic proposal to redeploy American troops within a year or not later than August 2008. It is not 'pointless' for the Congress to heed the will of the American people; however, it is pointless for this Administration to continue with its failing stay-the-course strategy.

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

12. Nice! thanks for that.

Dr. Dean :toast: MKJ

:applause:

[CurtEastPoint]

8. In the 2nd pic I can hear Jon Stewart going "ack ack ack!"

He cracks me up with his Cheney-talk! It reminds me of the Martians in Mars Attacks.

[Sanity Claws]

9. he looks evil and demented in first photo.

[brook]

17. I think you nailed it. n/t

[MissWaverly]

10. he looks ill and in pain to me

[NV Whino]

13. Oh damn.

No amount of warning will ever prepare me for Dickie. Urp.

[Clark2008]

14. Look! You can see one of his horns in the last pic!!

[Elwood P Dowd]

15. They had a disappointing turnout and applause was less than enthusiastic

At least that's what I hear from Birmingham. Here in Alabama, I've seen some polls showing Bushitler down to 45% approval.

[Frances]

18. Where are you in Alabama?

I'm from southwestern Alabama originally.

[Elwood P Dowd]

19. Six miles from Tuskegee.

:)

[Frances]

25. Interesting

I graduated from Auburn University in the far distant past. I understand that Auburn has grown tremendously since I last visited about 10 years ago.

Who do you see winning the presidential primaries in Alabama? Who will the Cheney Repubs support?

[GreenTea]

16. He looks like he's leading a fascist propaganda rally of hate!

[ChromeFoundry]

20. Uncanny resemblance...

[OhioChick]

24. OMG.......

Looks just like him! :rofl:

[HCE SuiGeneris]

21. he creeps me out... definitelty a satanic sneer

the first pic needs swampy's touch

[eppur_se_muova]

22. Geez, it really makes you want to poke him with a stick ...

just to hear him snarl and growl.