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5/24 Very Presidential, but it was "off the record" so it's ok:
http://washingtontimes.com/national/20040523-112924-2653r.htm
\_ you freepers are really reaching for shit now.
\_ nice imagery, really!
\_ The more of this silliness they post, the better I feel about
Kerry's chances of kicking W's ass this November.
\_ As if I don't hear enough "Bush is a dumb" propoganda
from the left. Guys, this post is dumb, but it's no
worse than what I've been hearing from you for the last 4
years.
\_ "did the training wheels fall off?" is reasonably clever
if he came up with it on the spot--dubya would need a
committee of speechwriters
\_ Are you trying to prove my point?
\_ "Did the training wheels fall off?" is a direct
reference to Bush's speech a few days before about
the Iraq handover. Printing this without that context
is pretty damn disingenuous. Or perhaps just stupid.
--scotsman
\_ Ok, I'm not familiar with the speech, so
maybe the joke was fairly clever. Basically,
the point still stands. That is, this article
is stupid, and so is all the propaganda I
hear from the left. All dumb.
\_ on Thrusday Bush made a major speech saying
it was times for Iraq to take off the training
wheels and have a go at democracy or something.
\_ You think this article is propaganda from the
left? Talk about stupid.
\_ Hello? Can you read english? What
language should I write in so you have
a hope of parsing a simple sentence?
\_ Okay, I'll explain slowly. Reporting
a comment like this out of context paints
Kerry as petty and mean. In context, yes
it's still petty, but it makes sense as
a witty political joke and not an off-
hand comment.
For yet more context, check the final
line at
http://csua.org/u/7ff (apnews)
\_ Dude, READ WHAT WAS WRITTEN!
Above I say: "That is, this
article is stupid, and so is all
the propaganda I hear from the
left." The response is: "You
think this article is propaganda
from the left?" If you can read
english it is obvious that I felt
this was stupid right-wing
propaganda much LIKE the
propaganda I hear from the left.
That response to my comment MAKES
NO SENSE. Your further response
AGAIN has NOTHING to do with my
comment. What the CRAP do you
think you're responding to?
\_ Ah, so what we have here is
failure to c'municate. Your
composition leaves much to be
desired. "just as" instead of
"and so" would have made your
statement much clearer.
desired.
\_ Umm.. right. Your reading
comprehension could use
some work too.
\_ English discussions are as
boring as freeper links.
However, that plank there
is preventing you from seeing
my cornea.
\_ Just keep thinking
whatever makes you
feel the most
self-rightous pally. |
| 5/25 |
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| washingtontimes.com/national/20040523-112924-2653r.htm From combined dispatches Democrat John Kerry joked about President Bush's weekend bicycle accident by comparing the president to a child, Internet newshound Matt Drudge reported yesterday. Interviewed by The Washington Times yesterday, Kerry spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter would say only that the words Mr Drudge reported were "off the record." Mr Drudge said the debate among reporters over the on-camera "training wheels" remark has been "whether to treat it as on or off the record." In comments reported by the Associated Press, Mr Kerry said, "I hope he's OK. Mr Bush, who is widely ridiculed by liberals and Democrats as dumb and incompetent, suffered "minor abrasions and scratches" in the accident, which came near the end of a 17-mile mountain bike ride on his Texas ranch Saturday. Mr Kerry had his own bicycling mishap earlier this month, taking a spill while riding with Secret Service agents through Concord, Mass. |
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