:-[

A lot of the things Bush says don't make any sense, but neither Bush 41 nor Bush 43 has ever managed the sounding good part.


Unfortunately, you don't have to make sense to convince lots of people to support you.  All you need to do is streacth the truth a bit, lie a little, and hard on God, guns, and gays and you get all the support you need.  Of course hiring a few "jourtnalists" doesn't hurt either, especially if you use tax payers' $$$.

Or have friends who between them own around 15% of the whole U.S Economy ::)

True.. true.. considering that bandar & Co... have way over a trillion dollars floating around there

I'm not surprised of the plant. He's an idiot. Thus, he doesn't want to answer the hard stuff. Dick handles that! (How I wish I could emphasize that).

Tanya

I've had plants that could answer questions better than Dubya!
;)

I've had plants that could answer questions better than Dubya!
;)


dead ones at that  ;D

Bush has alot of reporters that are his puppets, (Fox News not withstanding), is their any reporter that isn't biased, or has "ties to the government?'

Good follow-up article:


Christian right mum on Gannon Affair
"Why have the 'traditional family values' folks erected a wall of silence around the Gannon scandal?"
--  Bill Berkowitz, workingforchange.com

Good follow-up article:


Christian right mum on Gannon Affair
"Why have the 'traditional family values' folks erected a wall of silence around the Gannon scandal?"
--  Bill Berkowitz, workingforchange.com


What's really surprising, is just how very little has been written by the "liberal" press on the subject.  Most of the investigative work was done online by bloggers, and several news outlets haven't even mentioned the story.

This guy has ties to the Valerie Plume affair, gay prostitution, fake reporting credits, etc.  Imagine if this had been during the Clinton administration.  The drumbeat would be quite loud on it.

What's really surprising, is just how very little has been written by the "liberal" press on the subject. Most of the investigative work was done online by bloggers, and several news outlets haven't even mentioned the story.

This guy has ties to the Valerie Plume affair, gay prostitution, fake reporting credits, etc. Imagine if this had been during the Clinton administration. The drumbeat would be quite loud on it.


What liberal press?  ;)  It's pretty sad (at least, I think it is) when you get more news on The Daily Show than you do on the real news.  Can't even blame this one on news being a business -- this little gem would be a real ratings grabber, it's got all the right elements.

Yes, it would have been handled quite differently had it happened on Clinton's watch.  It's just the sort of scandal Starr was salivating for... and the stain on Monica's dress would have been nothing compared to the stain on his own clothing if something like that had fallen in his lap. 

*Heavy sigh* 

While doing some research on another seemingly unrelated topic, "Jeff Gannon's" name came up and I came across a theory about his possible true identity that is so chilling that I'm not really sure if I want to go there for fear of sounding like a "conspiracy nut."  But I'll go ahead: "Jeff Gannon" is rumored to actually be Johnny Gosch, a paperboy who was kidnapped from Des Moines, IA in 1982. (Gannon vehemently denies this, but has also refused to take a DNA test at the request of Gosch's mother.) The details of what may have happened between now and then are so disturbing and beyond belief that I'll leave it up to you to research it on your own, but suffice it to say that since I'm roughly the same age as Johnny Gosch, and that I was not only a paperboy but also an altar boy at my local Catholic Church,  I feel incredibly fortunate that I was never sexually molested.

Go figure....  ::)

While doing some research on another seemingly unrelated topic, "Jeff Gannon's" name came up and I came across a theory about his possible true identity that is so chilling that I'm not really sure if I want to go there for fear of sounding like a "conspiracy nut."  But I'll go ahead: "Jeff Gannon" is rumored to actually be Johnny Gosch, a paperboy who was kidnapped from Des Moines, IA in 1982. (Gannon vehemently denies this, but has also refused to take a DNA test at the request of Gosch's mother.) The details of what may have happened between now and then are so disturbing and beyond belief that I'll leave it up to you to research it on your own, but suffice it to say that since I'm roughly the same age as Johnny Gosch, and that I was not only a paperboy but also an altar boy at my local Catholic Church,  I feel incredibly fortunate that I was never sexually molested.


April 23, 2005

Not Johnny Gosch!

It's official!  The tin-foil hat crowd's favorite conspiracy theory has been soundly debunked.  Not a single person who has been making appearances talking about how certain they were about me being this kidnap victim even showed up on the show.

Link: www.jeffgannon.com

if you want to bring up Gannon again, why not mention his ability to check into the White House even when there were no scheduled press conferences.  Or maybe the fact that he didn't even need to check out half the time.