Jenna Bush Sticks Tongue Out at Media
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Has nothing to do with being a democrat or a Republican, I am independent..It isn't as bad as a high ranking official using profanity but it's POOR taste for the daughter of our Mighty leader. IMHOPburgh wrote:Spunky girl. Definitely, both of those girls have minds of their own. I think they are really refreshing. If I was a democrat I'd probably think it was childish but I'm not so I think it's kinda cute!!!lol
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Alright, this will probably blow up the server (and I'll be banned for life around here), but sorry... this just strikes a cord too true after seeing some reactions to the sassy sisters here.
The Shrub's secret weapons:
Of course, Kerry has two of his own, along with Step-Money's boys too. I guess they all could get in on the Patriot acts?
The Shrub's secret weapons:
President's best re-election bet
Ellis Henican
July 18, 2004
If George W. Bush is really serious about getting himself re-elected, I know exactly what he has to do. And I don't mean unload Dick Cheney, although a swift shove for the veep couldn't hurt on Nov. 2. This is far more ingenious than that - and it doesn't risk friendly fire from the Right.
The poll-challenged president has to sit down soon and broach a delicate subject with his 22-year-old twins, daughters Jenna and Barbara. He has to explain to the girls how much their Daddy loves being president. He has to remind them how important public service has always been to people named Bush.
Then, he has to take a deep breath and get down to specifics, describing the precise act of public service he has in mind.
"Barbara ... " he'll say. "Jenna ... "I'd like the two of you to join the U.S. Army and go fight in Iraq. Don't worry, I'll be your commander-in-chief."
Brilliant!
A double-whammy sister act of pro-war publicity!
A finger in the eye of that filmmaking fatso, Michael Moore!
"If this war's good enough for other peoples' kids," he could explain to the college-graduate twins, "I guess it should be good enough for mine." Honestly, I hate to mention this out loud, it would pack such a wallop at the polls.
Can you imagine the instant bounce Bush would get from a stunt like that? The Democrats would be so shocked, they wouldn't even remember the unfortunate underage-margarita episode a couple of years ago.
As quick as anyone could say "Weapons of Mass Destruction," the Republican tracking polls would be flaring like RPGs. How could John Kerry mention his "Band of Brothers" again, when Bush was standing at the ready with his own "Coalition of Twins."
Barbara and Jenna outside Fallujah! Can you imagine the applications for embed slots?
Easier than catching bin Laden. More photogenic than firing Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz. A whole lot less damaging than the vacation photos from Abu Ghraib.
Now we're talking October Surprise.
The girls are finally out of college. They've grown into their fake IDs. They've had their fashion coming-out in Vogue. And "Fahrenheit 9/11" is still in the theaters. In one of the anti-Bush movie's most potent scenes, Michael Moore charges up to several clueless congressmen with a clipboard and a stack of military-recruiting brochures. "I'm trying to get members of Congress to get their kids to enlist in the Army and go over to Iraq," the filmmaker announces ebulliently. "Is there any way you could help me with that?"
Well, yeah, Bush could say a little belatedly. Michael Moore brought his ambush cameras to the wrong address. He should have tried 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. I was sorting through all the implications of this as the week came to a close, when my friend Medea Benjamin got me on the phone.
She was out in Las Vegas, attending a conference. As the co-founder of two national activist groups, Code Pink and Global Exchange, Medea is forever at some kind of conference. "I love it," she said of my plans for the girls. "From cupcakes to camouflage." Cupcakes. In the Vogue piece, that is how Laura Bush describes her dolled-up daughters in their strapless Oscar de la Renta and Calvin Klein gowns.
They'll be cupcakes no more. Soldier of Fortune will probably want to do the next Bush-twins fashion spread.
"It's still far from a cross-section of Americans who have paid the price in Iraq," Medea Benjamin reminded me. Charlie Rangel, the Harlem congressman, has been making much the same point, calling for a return to the draft. "Forty-eight percent of those who have died come from towns of under 20,000," she said. "It's amazing. It shows what's happened to our small towns, the family farms, the Wal-Martization. The lack of any kind of opportunity for these kids.
"This is a war that is overwhelmingly being fought by the middle class and the poor. In that sense it really is a class war. It is far, far away from the lives of young people of means. It barely touches them."
But that will change, and change soon, if Bush will just listen to me. I can see the wheels spinning in Karl Rove's brain. I can hear the new commercials now.
"Hut-two-three-four
The twins have gone off to war ... "
http://www.newsday.com/news/columnists/ ... columnists]
Of course, Kerry has two of his own, along with Step-Money's boys too. I guess they all could get in on the Patriot acts?
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Kiko wrote:Alright, this will probably blow up the server (and I'll be banned for life around here), but sorry... this just strikes a cord too true after seeing some reactions to the sassy sisters here.
The Shrub's secret weapons:President's best re-election bet
Ellis Henican
July 18, 2004
If George W. Bush is really serious about getting himself re-elected, I know exactly what he has to do. And I don't mean unload Dick Cheney, although a swift shove for the veep couldn't hurt on Nov. 2. This is far more ingenious than that - and it doesn't risk friendly fire from the Right.
The poll-challenged president has to sit down soon and broach a delicate subject with his 22-year-old twins, daughters Jenna and Barbara. He has to explain to the girls how much their Daddy loves being president. He has to remind them how important public service has always been to people named Bush.
Then, he has to take a deep breath and get down to specifics, describing the precise act of public service he has in mind.
"Barbara ... " he'll say. "Jenna ... "I'd like the two of you to join the U.S. Army and go fight in Iraq. Don't worry, I'll be your commander-in-chief."
Brilliant!
A double-whammy sister act of pro-war publicity!
A finger in the eye of that filmmaking fatso, Michael Moore!
"If this war's good enough for other peoples' kids," he could explain to the college-graduate twins, "I guess it should be good enough for mine." Honestly, I hate to mention this out loud, it would pack such a wallop at the polls.
Can you imagine the instant bounce Bush would get from a stunt like that? The Democrats would be so shocked, they wouldn't even remember the unfortunate underage-margarita episode a couple of years ago.
As quick as anyone could say "Weapons of Mass Destruction," the Republican tracking polls would be flaring like RPGs. How could John Kerry mention his "Band of Brothers" again, when Bush was standing at the ready with his own "Coalition of Twins."
Barbara and Jenna outside Fallujah! Can you imagine the applications for embed slots?
Easier than catching bin Laden. More photogenic than firing Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz. A whole lot less damaging than the vacation photos from Abu Ghraib.
Now we're talking October Surprise.
The girls are finally out of college. They've grown into their fake IDs. They've had their fashion coming-out in Vogue. And "Fahrenheit 9/11" is still in the theaters. In one of the anti-Bush movie's most potent scenes, Michael Moore charges up to several clueless congressmen with a clipboard and a stack of military-recruiting brochures. "I'm trying to get members of Congress to get their kids to enlist in the Army and go over to Iraq," the filmmaker announces ebulliently. "Is there any way you could help me with that?"
Well, yeah, Bush could say a little belatedly. Michael Moore brought his ambush cameras to the wrong address. He should have tried 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. I was sorting through all the implications of this as the week came to a close, when my friend Medea Benjamin got me on the phone.
She was out in Las Vegas, attending a conference. As the co-founder of two national activist groups, Code Pink and Global Exchange, Medea is forever at some kind of conference. "I love it," she said of my plans for the girls. "From cupcakes to camouflage." Cupcakes. In the Vogue piece, that is how Laura Bush describes her dolled-up daughters in their strapless Oscar de la Renta and Calvin Klein gowns.
They'll be cupcakes no more. Soldier of Fortune will probably want to do the next Bush-twins fashion spread.
"It's still far from a cross-section of Americans who have paid the price in Iraq," Medea Benjamin reminded me. Charlie Rangel, the Harlem congressman, has been making much the same point, calling for a return to the draft. "Forty-eight percent of those who have died come from towns of under 20,000," she said. "It's amazing. It shows what's happened to our small towns, the family farms, the Wal-Martization. The lack of any kind of opportunity for these kids.
"This is a war that is overwhelmingly being fought by the middle class and the poor. In that sense it really is a class war. It is far, far away from the lives of young people of means. It barely touches them."
But that will change, and change soon, if Bush will just listen to me. I can see the wheels spinning in Karl Rove's brain. I can hear the new commercials now.
"Hut-two-three-four
The twins have gone off to war ... "
http://www.newsday.com/news/columnists/ ... columnists]
Of course, Kerry has two of his own, along with Step-Money's boys too. I guess they all could get in on the Patriot acts?
blah blah blah blah!! Unreal.
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Wnghs2007 wrote:She was playing with them John. Just having fun for the media. You know she wants to be a supermodel or something like that. I forgot.
I agree. She wasn't trying to avoid the media. After she stuck her tongue out, she laughed. Then the media folks laughed. They were having fun. They were trying to boost morale. Sometimes you must have a little fun.
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senorpepr wrote:Wnghs2007 wrote:She was playing with them John. Just having fun for the media. You know she wants to be a supermodel or something like that. I forgot.
I agree. She wasn't trying to avoid the media. After she stuck her tongue out, she laughed. Then the media folks laughed. They were having fun. They were trying to boost morale. Sometimes you must have a little fun.
another vote for the "I agree" crowd.
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