they stood for the VT president, they stood for

[laruemtt]

the Virginia governor. how cool would it be if they DON'T stand for *? oh please oh please oh please

[xultar]

1. They will. Poor people are stunned. I don't think they have the bandwith

to make a political statement right now.

[laruemtt]

2. you're right, xultar. i just don't

see why he's even there. he helps nothing. never has and never will. just another photo op. it seems sacrilegious.

[xultar]

4. When I think of the Gulf Coast and the fact that he couldn't get of his lazy ass

this just makes me crack the fuck up. He shouldn't be there but hey he is cuz he's an opportunistic fuckup.

[madokie]

5. but he had no time for the people of NO nor does he the Soldiers he's put in harms way

Has he showed any respect to any of the unfortunate ones, I don't remember it if he has.

[Moochy]

8. Nothing says national healing like...

like a good two hour dose of political theater!

Just think of all of the healing that Bush is responsible for.
When you consider 30,000+ troops injured, easily hundreds of thousands of injured Iraqi people, not to mention the Afghans killed by reckless bombing. If he had not set the policy in motion to cause all those injuries, then there would not be so much healing in the world.

:eyes:

[gravity]

3. This is not the time or place for politics

[bigwillq]

6. They're standing.

Decent applause too.

[Neecy]

7. he's hissing....

like a ssssssssnake.

[Bluebear]

9. He sounds like Thhindy Brady

[Neecy]

10. lol

[caligirl]

11. governor Kane was excellent, very uplifiting at the right time, it

will only go down hill from here as * speaks. Love what Kane had to say. and there was a person on stage who did not applaud Bush, stood just behind the podium to the right with hands clasped.
After so many mishandled disasters by * I can only think it would be more helpful if he stayed out of this.

Kane was great with his choice of words and spoke well though.