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White House: It Would Be ‘Awkward’ If Bush Were Investigated By Executive Agency

White House spokesperson Dana Perino struggled again today to explain why Vice President Cheney was exempted from a presidential order meant to safeguard classified national security information.

Perino stuck by her argument from Friday that President Bush never intended for the executive order to apply to Cheney any differently than it applies to the president’s own office. Asked why Bush was exempted, Perino claimed it would be “awkward” for the president to ask an executive branch agency “to come in and investigate himself.”

On Friday, Perino refused to say whether Cheney is a member of the executive branch. Today, she returned with an answer: like “every vice president,” Cheney has “legislative and executive functions.” Does that mean he is a member of the executive branch? “Look, I’m not a legal scholar,” Perino said, again calling it an “interesting constitutional question.” Watch it:

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Perino claimed ignorance about other key questions in this scandal. She said she didn’t know when President Bush had altered the executive order to exempt Cheney, or why the order was amended in 2003.

Also, Perino rejected a call today from Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) that Attorney General Alberto Gonzales recuse himself from the Justice Department’s internal debates over whether Cheney is violating the executive order. “No, I don’t think that’s necessary,” said Perino.

Transcript:

QUESTION: But, Dana, how could the vice president earlier in the administration argue he didn’t have to turn over records about the energy task force, for example, because he was a member of the executive branch?

PERINO: Ask the Supreme Court.

QUESTION: He clearly stated that.

PERINO: You could ask the Supreme Court, who ruled in his favor.

QUESTION: But he did not say, I’m a member of the legislative branch as well, so I don’t have to — I mean, he clearly stated that there was strong executive power and he didn’t have to turn over these records.

Now, when it suits his interests, he seems to be saying a different legal argument.

PERINO: Look, I’m not a legal scholar. And there’s plenty of them that you can find in Washington, D.C.

But just that very point that you’re making there shows that he has functions in both the executive branch and the legislative branch.

QUESTION: But he didn’t mention those dual functions in the earlier legal arguments at the beginning of the administration. He only used the executive branch argument.

PERINO: Look, you can try to call his office and try to get more information. I’m not opining on his argument that his office is making.

What I can tell you is that the president did not intend for him to be treated separately from himself in this executive order regarding the ISOO office.

QUESTION: So, also though, you mentioned a moment ago that the vice president gets his paycheck from the Senate.

Does the White House then also believe he should get funding for the Vice President’s Office from the legislative branch instead of from the executive branch?

PERINO: I don’t know. These are not decisions…

QUESTION: But you just noted that. You just noted that he gets his paycheck…

PERINO: The reason I noted that is because I’m trying to illustrate the point that he has roles in both the legislature and in the executive branch.

QUESTION: But the National Archives documents they want have to do with his executive branch functions. I mean, the secret documents, one assumes, are from his duties as vice president.

PERINO: If you — in the executive order, the president and the vice president are discharged separately from agencies, in which — it would be awkward if the president, who was the supervisor of this office, was asking that office to come in and investigate himself.

And in this executive order, the president is saying that the vice president is not different than him.

QUESTION: And when did he decide that, just in 2003?

I mean, he…

PERINO: In terms of the executive order? I need to go back…

(CROSSTALK)

QUESTION: He did it for a couple of years before that. He just was doing that out of the good of his heart, or…

(LAUGHTER)

PERINO: I think so.

QUESTION: OK.

(inaudible) also has a 30-year history, which is part of why the National Archives oversight office is concerned because other presidents had provided — other White Houses had provided this information. And so it really is a break with a pattern.

Why is that necessary?

PERINO: I don’t know why the E.O. was amended in 2003. And I can try to go back and find out.

What I do know is that when the president wrote this E.O., it’s clear in the reading of it that he does not intend for the vice president to be seen as separate from himself. And they are not asking someone who is subordinate to them to come in and investigate them. And I think that the ISOO office has had only a complaint about the Vice President’s Office, not about other places within the executive branch.

And so that can be resolved either by the Justice Department or, as I am telling you as the president’s spokesman, he did not intend for the vice president to be seen as separate from himself.

QUESTION: Was the president satisfied that Alberto Gonzales has not responded yet after five, six months of a request by this office to have this issue mediated?

PERINO: I think — I have not asked the president if he’s concerned about that. And I would ask you to call over to Justice Department to find out about their…

QUESTION: Should Alberto Gonzales recuse himself because he was White House counsel?

PERINO: No, I don’t think that’s necessary.

QUESTION: I mean, if the argument was so clear that you’re making about he wasn’t part of the agencies, then why didn’t he make that argument coming back? That’s not the argument he made.

PERINO: I don’t know why he made the arguments that he did.

(CROSSTALK)

PERINO: It might not have been clear to them. And I don’t know all the discussions that they had back and forth between the Vice President’s Office and ISOO.

What I’m telling you is that the — in the reading of the E.O. and in asking about the interpretation of it, that’s the answer I’ve got.



197 Responses to “White House: It Would Be ‘Awkward’ If Bush Were Investigated By Executive Agency”

  1. freedomrings says:

    Here is the END of the game…
    Read it and weep folks as oil crested $70.00 per/br

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  2. MAF54 says:

    She’s just too cute…

    My kind of a woman – delivering bullshit lines with such conviction and ability to twist and turn when they try to catch her in a lie. :)


  3. Vato says:

    It is time to hold these crooks accountable. Impeach Cheney 1st.


  4. BearCountry says:

    Ducking, dodging, and dancing! I can’t understand why the public doesn’t realize that there is no such thing as a “liberal” press corps. Apparently the Washington Post is starting to turn on the dark lord. Maybe the dam will break and we will get an impeachment in spite of Pelosi and Reid.


  5. hil says:

    pathetic ditz…


  6. Tom says:

    It would be “awkward” if GDumbya were investigated by anyone.

    The alcoholic, smirking, swaggering little cowboy can’t pass scrutiny at all. No wonder they’re trotting out Dana and the rest of the Keystone Kops to shore up the flood walls.

    When the first crack develops, they will all drown and FEMA won’t be able to save them.

    I suppose this same defense would be used if Congress were ever to grow a pair and impeach GDumbya and Darth — “it would look ‘awkward’ to impeach us”.


  7. RUCerious says:

    Perino claimed ignorance

    She got that right at least.


  8. Tracy Knauss says:

    This Administration has always dressed up and massaged its message. To more clearly see what’s really being said about Darth Cheney, take away pretty Perino’s porcelain grin and replace it with the sardonic mask of Adolph Eichman; and then the true, scary nature of the message is heard as it should be. Cheney don’t need no stinkin’ badge. He’s Lord Vader himself. He’s above the law. Hell, he IS the law. This whole group of crooks and liars needs to be brought to justice. Election ‘08 will not have been too soon.


  9. Karim says:

    Lady, Bush in office is awkward.


  10. RUCerious says:

    Tony Snowjob looked mighty pasty the last time I looked.
    Is Dana Purina his permanent replacement?


  11. MAF54 says:

    #13: Why? For doing her job?


  12. RoboTroll 3100 says:

    RoboTroll 3100 reports:

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    The Vice-President is not a member of the executive Branch.

    The President is not a member of the executive Branch, either.
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    RoboTroll 3100 request to home office:

    Different talking points. Current crop are nearing expiration date.


  13. Rebel in CA says:

    WHAT IS IT GOING TO TAKE FOR THIS DO NOTHING CONGRESS TO FILE CRIMINAL INDICTMENTS AGAINST THIS BUNCH?

    All they do is sit around and talk and maybe investigate. Enough!

    Let’s get some action


  14. Krazny says:

    Dana is right, it would be awkward, best to get a neutral 3rd party to investigate.


  15. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    “Look, you can try to call his office and try to get more information. I’m not opining on his argument that his office is making.”

    HEYOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


  16. ForTruth says:

    Perino: “I really don’t know anymore, but the paycheck is really good”


  17. CT V_1 says:

    What a bubble-gum cutie….


  18. whiteyfresh says:

    so, since the prez and vp have just excluded themselves from the exec. branch, does that mean we get to pick a prez and vp?


  19. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    What a bubble-gum cutie….
    Comment by CT V_1 — June 25, 2007 @ 5:00 pm

    Y’ got dat right CT!!!


  20. CT V_1 says:

    Dana can say whatever she wants, I’ll believe it.


  21. CT V_1 says:

    I’ll believe my eyes instead. Dana is sure hot.


  22. Zappatero says:

    where’s that Cut and Run coward Tony Snow?


  23. CT V_1 says:

    I don’t know how a woman’s skin could be so silky smooth.


  24. JMOHR says:

    We still fail to get to the meet of the matter. This is not just a matter of violating a law, regulation or executive order. It is a matter of:

    1. National security: Are documents appropriately classified? These items include staff as well as the President and Vice-President. All we need is for some dufus (and this administration seems to adept at bringing inexperience, dumb people into its highest reaches) to accidentally fail to classify documents with top secret information.

    2. Sound management: I have dealt with nuclear and SCI information in my past. The proper procedures to protect such information is burdensome and complicated. It is easy for an individual or staff to develop bad habits and shortcut proper procedures. REVIEWS POINT OUT PROCEDURAL AND PERSONAL SHORTCOMINGS IN SECURITY PRACTICES WITH A VIEW TO IMPROVING THE SECURITY OF INFORMATION AND DETERRING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SHORTCUTS. The failure to utilize ISOO to run such reviews demonstrates an arrogant and cavalier attitude towards the protection of the nation’s security.

    3. Bush and CO do not understand management accountability and tend to see their authority in terms of a criminal case. One may only suspect that they are hiding something to be so frightened by a mere review of their practices and procedures. It is telling that previous Democratic and Republican Administrations permitted such reviews.


  25. ForTruth says:

    No more executive privileges then.


  26. Jones says:

    A/ “Look, I’m not a legal scholar,” Perino said…

    B/ Also, Perino rejected a call today from Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) that Attorney General Alberto Gonzales recuse himself from the Justice Department’s internal debates over whether Cheney is violating the executive order. “No, I don’t think that’s necessary,” said Perino.

    Well, B certainly proves A.


  27. clumberfeet says:

    Can we get a Stepford Witness who may (not can) respond to questions about Cheney’s statements uttered out of each side of sneer?


  28. Upside00 says:

    This is a good plan for Rover and Darth…….trot out a perky Katie Couric type, one who has no clue and can’t answer any question, but can SMIIIILE and giggle with the best of them.

    These guys have the process down indeed. Next thing we will see Paris Hilton spouting the BushCo Bullsh!t.


  29. Tom3 says:

    Dana Purina LOL!!


  30. Jay Randal says:

    Tell the Congress to stop the games and impeach Bush & Cheney now!


  31. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    where’s that Cut and Run coward Tony Snow?
    Comment by Zappatero — June 25, 2007 @ 5:03 pm

    What’s wrong with you dude?!?!?!?!

    You’re kiddin’, right?

    where’s tony? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA


  32. BARTLEBEE says:

    It Would Be ‘Awkward’ If Bush Were Investigated By Executive Agency

    Gee Dana, ya THINK?

    The only real question is do you mean for Bush or the investigators.


  33. MAF54 says:

    #15: Hey, RoboTroll 3100. You could try the misdirect-and-stonewall technique. You know, “The President has never claimed that he, or Mr. Vice President, are not members of the Executive branch. That does not, however, mean that they’re limited to the role assigned to the members of the Executive branch. Therefore, it is simplistic to claim that they should be simply treated with the same set of rules and any investigations should not be conducted before a thorough investigation of this interesting Constitutional question is resolved”. It doesn’t make any sense at all, but it’s good stuff for misdirecting and confusing those pesky people asking annoying questions.


  34. freedomrings says:

    Since the majority of us agree that our government is pis%ing down our backs and telling us it’s raining…
    Why don’t we start things off and hold a national general strike to express the will of the people?


  35. WC says:

    Did anyone ask her about her lies the other day regarding…

    PERINO: If you look on page 18 of the EO, when you have a chance, there’s a distinction regarding the Vice President versus what is an agency.

    And the subsequent chase here:

    OLBERMANN: No exemption at all for the Vice President on page 18. So we emailed the White House, which referred us to section 1.3 — which is about something else altogether — and 5.2 — which makes no mention of the Vice President.

    ?????


  36. mikey r says:

    PERINO: Look, you can try to call his (Cheney’s) office and try to get more information.

    And good goddamn luck that, too.


  37. MAF54 says:

    #31: Come on bartlebee. You need to relax, man. I thought you liberals were ok with this kind of subject.


  38. ForTruth says:

    As long as the TV screen continues to show hot chicks, we’re doomed.


  39. WC says:

    It is telling that previous Democratic and Republican Administrations permitted such reviews.

    Comment by JMOHR — June 25, 2007 @ 5:04 pm

    And, that Cheney permitted such reviews until 2003.


  40. m12 says:

    Newsflash Schumer. You are not the decider of what happens in the Executive branch!


  41. ForTruth says:

    Yeah, so much crap has piled up, it would be real “awkward” for anything to be looked at in the executive at this point. Kinda like those places that get piled up with animal waste and like 200 cats. It takes a while for the neighbors to notice.


  42. MAF54 says:

    #31: Come on bartlebee. You need to relax, man. I thought you liberals were ok with this kind of subject. I see a beautiful woman, I’m not going to hide my admiration. Or is it too sexist for a progressive like you? Should I talk about her inner beauty and intelligence before I even dare to mention that she’s damn pretty, too?


  43. Spudge_Boy says:

    Or is it too sexist for a progressive like you?

    It is sexist for anybody stupid.


  44. WC says:

    PERINO: Look, you can try to call his (Cheney’s) office and try to get more information.

    And good goddamn luck that, too.

    Comment by mikey r — June 25, 2007 @ 5:11 pm

    They’ll just refer any inquiries to the DOJ, who will say the matter is still under review until, oh, Jan. 20, 2009.


  45. Spudge_Boy says:

    Newsflash Schumer. You are not the decider of what happens in the Executive branch!

    Comment by m12 — June 25, 2007 @ 5:13 pm

    And neither are Bush and Cheney, because they aren’t a part of the executive branch.


  46. Zooey says:

    By all means, if it makes the president feel “awkward,” let’s stop insisting on obeying the law and following the Constitution. Heavens, we wouldn’t want any awkwardness.

    In fact, most people being investigated feel awkward. You know, drug dealers, child molesters, and the like, so let’s not enforce ANY laws.

    Everyone will feel better then. Isn’t that nice….?
    /sarcasm


  47. Zooey says:

    And neither are Bush and Cheney, because they aren’t a part of the executive branch.
    Comment by Spudge_Boy

    SNAP!!!


  48. ForTruth says:

    Sure Dana’s cute.
    She’ll go be on Fox news when this is all over. She’s perfect for that job.

    She’s fairly smart too.

    But, even cute and smart Dana can’t make this pig look good. She knows who is in the executive. Duh.


  49. MAF54 says:

    #48: Well, if you read my first post, I also admired her skill in dodging and ducking questions and delivering bullshit lines.


  50. Fed the Fcuk Up! says:

    #38,

    Good luck on that suggestion as such requires (gasp!) sacrifice for the good of humanity and (larger gasp!) a commitment to the US Constitution. Neither of which, you will find, are available in any discernible quantity here.


  51. Tom says:

    #13: Why? For doing her job?

    Comment by MAF54

    I’m not sure lying to the planet is in her job description. I thought her job was to communicate things to the american people (through the press) – and not to make fools out of the press corps. Why those newspeople sit there and get lied to day after day is a huge question for me. If there gonna get lied to anyway, why leave home?


  52. Briseadh na Faire says:

    Well, if it’s too awkward to be investigated by an Executive Agency, might I suggest a Special Prosecutor?


  53. Tom says:

    Newsflash Schumer. You are not the decider of what happens in the Executive branch!

    Comment by m12

    No WE ARE! Your boys going down m12. You know it and i know it.


  54. MAF54 says:

    #58: Her job is to tell the people what the President tells her to say. If the President wants to feed the press and public bullshit, that’s what she’s going to do to the best of her abilities.


  55. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    I’m not sure lying to the planet is in her job description.
    Comment by Tom — June 25, 2007 @ 5:21 pm

    It is. In fact, it is the line before “Stutter, and look cute.”


  56. ForTruth says:

    Yep Dana just does as she’s told. Poor thing.


  57. CT V_1 says:

    Comment by shane

    I don’t need to be paid to comment how vibrant-looking Dana looks. She looks amazing, you’ll get over it.


  58. shane says:

    Why those newspeople sit there and get lied to day after day is a huge question for me. If there gonna get lied to anyway, why leave home?

    Comment by Tom

    So they get invited to the right dinner and cocktail parties. These people have their priorities and it’s not the good of the American people.


  59. WC says:

    Comment by Spudge_Boy — June 25, 2007 @ 5:17 pm

    Here…

    An executive order that Bush issued in March 2003 — amending an existing order — requires all government agencies that are part of the executive branch to submit to oversight. Although it doesn’t specifically say so, Bush’s order was not meant to apply to the vice president’s office or the president’s office, a White House spokesman said.


  60. BurningBush says:

    It would be awkward if these pigs were accountable to anyone.


  61. ForTruth says:

    #63,

    I know it would be a tough job, but someone’s gotta do it. Oh hell, I will.


  62. MAF54 says:

    #63: Hardly. An airhead could not deliver those lines or dance around the questions. Admit it. She’s one cute and smart young woman, and you just hate that she’s playing for the opposite team.


  63. Not Canadian says:

    Just because Chimpy says it would be akward, does NOT imply it wont happen. Go fetal and start your whining, Dumbya.

    Hell, it would be akward for der Shrub, but delicious for the 74% of us who demand justice from ALL levels of government, ESPECIALLY the highest office.


  64. Zooey says:

    Well, if it’s too awkward to be investigated by an Executive Agency, might I suggest a Special Prosecutor?
    Comment by Briseadh na Faire

    ***crickets chirping***


  65. Not Canadian says:

    Hey maf,

    Time to go worship your Jeff Stryker DVD collection…


  66. Krazny says:

    Mr. Foley is right, her job is to tell the press, and the American people, what the President wants her too. The simple fact they trotted her out, means that Snow is probably throwing up right now, because he simply cannot continue to lie. Why not get a cute, blonde out there, it would be like attacking a kitten. She is too cute to ask the tough questions, and nobody is going to press her.


  67. WC says:

    So tell us, M12, what branch is the President a part of? One of the branches of brush he is constantly clearing on his “ranch”?

    HAHAHAHAHAHA!


  68. CT V_1 says:

    Dana is a bubbly Republican woman, there’s much to love about her.


  69. Zooey says:

    I know it would be a tough job, but someone’s gotta do it. Oh hell, I will.
    Comment by ForTruth

    Only a true American would sacrifice himself to such a task…..
    Godspeed, ForTruth!


  70. Jack Bauer says:

    Stand back, Kasinca, and let me handle that. I’m a professional, you’re not.


  71. Tom3 says:

    Reperv troll admits Dana Purina is lying.


  72. ForTruth says:

    Yeah time to get Ken Starr on this case. That name sounds like one of the cast in a Jeff Stryker movie.


  73. CT V_1 says:

    I would make her the Chief spokesperson in my administration – COMING IN 25-30 YEARS!


  74. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    NObody better lay a hand on MY woman!

    Or it’s Mr. Saturday Night Special time, fellers!!!


  75. ForTruth says:

    Actually that would be quite satisfying to be able to spank Dana for every lie she tells. I can see it.


  76. missmolly says:

    Oh c’mon Dana — surely you can do better than this! First, why in the world would you face the press without having your ducks in a row after the veep declared something as provocative as his not being part of the Exec Branch? Did you honestly think nobody would ask about that? And why in the world would you make up a reference on “page 18 of the EO” and hope that nobody would check it out? If Olbermann hadn’t done it, some other journalist who checks facts would have. The press hasn’t ALL been reduced to sucking up WH drivel mindlessly.


  77. Tom3 says:

    puke women have crabs.


  78. MAF54 says:

    #80: Damn you’re a boy-scout. “Admits”. Have I said anything to the contrary? No. I’ve been quite open about the tactics GOP employs. Lying, obfuscating and stonewalling are standard tactics.


  79. Briseadh na Faire says:

    Meanwhile, back at the surge:

    A stealthy suicide bomber slipped into a busy Baghdad hotel Monday and blew himself up in the midst of a gathering of U.S.-allied tribal sheiks, undermining efforts to forge a front against the extremists of al-Qaida in Iraq.

    …meanwhile, a week-old U.S.-Iraqi offensive pressed on, street by street, to drive al-Qaida-linked insurgents from the city’s western side.

    It’s nice to know the sectarian civil war is over, and it’s just US against Al Qaeda now. – Extra ration of Victory Gin to Winston Smith -


  80. WC says:

    Maybe the first time the White House has been honest about anything re: Bush not being a part of the Exec. Branch. From his bio on the WH web site:

    George W. Bush is the 43rd President of the United States. He was sworn into office on January 20, 2001, re-elected on November 2, 2004, and sworn in for a second term on January 20, 2005.

    Even they agree he wasn’t elected in 2000.


  81. CT V_1 says:

    Comment by kasinca

    Dana is NOT an airhead. Let’s keep our compliments civil! I like that she’s cute and has silky skin – comments she probably likes! What do you like about her?


  82. Not Canadian says:

    What do you like about her?

    Comment by CT V_1

    She could be carried like a six-pack. That’s hot, huh?


  83. ForTruth says:

    Well CT V_1

    Does she list her strong points on her Match.com profile? Like having a kung foo grip? Can tie a string into a bow inside of her mouth, stuff like that?


  84. JesusChrist_GodOfWar says:

    #38 – Why don’t we start things off and hold a national general strike to express the will of the people?

    Count me in. This is as good a place to start as any.

    Have one of the big blogs or progressive organizations propose a date, complete with ads in all the Washington DC newspapers as to what’s happening and why, and I think we’ll get their attention d*mned quick.

    It’s too bad Pelosi and Reid have failed to listen to the will of the people.


  85. Fed the Fcuk Up! says:

    #81,

    Nobody likes a lying kunt. Some, like yourself, may be attracted to the physical attributes but that is just a sign of extremely limited intelligence.


  86. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    Comment by CT V_1 — June 25, 2007 @ 5:33 pm

    She can kill ten Muslims Shiteaters ™ with her bare hands!


  87. JesusChrist_GodOfWar says:

    #81 – …I like that she’s cute and has silky skin – comments she probably likes! What do you like about her?

    She plays as if she is sexually accessible. That’s why the men in the press corps are creaming themselves.


  88. CT V_1 says:

    NObody better lay a hand on MY woman!

    Or it’s Mr. Saturday Night Special time, fellers!!!

    Comment by PRIMVS INTER PARES

    What contest are you up for, whippersnapper!


  89. Zooey says:

    What do you like about her?
    Comment by CT V_1

    I like that she’s a spokesmodel for BushCo, and will have to change her name to take Vanna White’s spot in a couple years.


  90. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    Comment by CT V_1 — June 25, 2007 @ 5:38 pm

    I’m sayin’ that my woman there and I’m a man who cares, so this might be all for you!


  91. ForTruth says:

    Dude she is sexually accessible, whoops, did I just say that…


  92. ForTruth says:

    Does Dana know how many have claimed her to be “their woman”?

    Hell, I did her too.


  93. MAF54 says:

    I like Dana’s hair style. It’s kind of boyish, don’t you think?


  94. BARTLEBEE says:

    Like I said, you guys have been palming it too long.


  95. ace says:

    By deleting most all of the evidence in the Cheney thread pertaining to the Rockefeller/Israel led globalist conspiracy, TP reveals that it is merely one of hundreds of false fronts, another Rockefeller-backed trojan horse designed to corral dissenters into nice little vertical stove-pipes, where they can be dealt with.

    The entire thing is just a scam.

    There is no “Progressive Movement”

    What could possibly be progressive about censorship?

    It’s all just marketing.

    http://thinkprogress.org/2007/06/25/cheney-no-change/#comments


  96. veritas says:

    “awkward” since a President SHOULD be above reproach; however, this guy has certainly reinvented the word – corrupt. As for Pelligrino-waterhead, she continues to outdo herself in terms of total stupidity, doesn’t she? Amazing how she can prostitute herself in this way….while the rest of the country is laughing their tails off at her. Perhaps she doesn’t realize that she is being made a patsy of??


  97. shane says:

    I don’t need to be paid to comment how vibrant-looking Dana looks. She looks amazing, you’ll get over it.

    Comment by CT V_1

    What’s that, about 12 posts on Dana’s looks? At a nickel a post your up to 60 cents. Keep at it little buckaroo.


  98. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    Comment by ace — June 25, 2007 @ 5:43 pm

    They didn’t censor Flaco… so there! Ha!


  99. veritas says:

    When they send out an airhead woman to “run interference”, you KNOW they’re in deep, deep trouble. Plan for some more bombshells to be outed this week, folks!


  100. Trizza says:

    You trolls are pathetic. You post nothing of substance. Just accolades of how pretty Dana Perino is. You are nothing but superficial, water-toting, sheep and what you do is COMPLETELY un-american. You care nothing about the abuse of power of this govt. Go watch your Fox News and brush up on the latest Paris Hilton events and leave the thinking to us grown-ups.

    Don’t bother replying…..it’ll just be more bullshit.


  101. JesusChrist_GodOfWar says:

    #91 – Dude she is sexually accessible, whoops, did I just say that…

    Isn’t amazing that the Toy Emperor’s SpokeT*ts has to resort to that level to feed us ever more Bush*t?

    Lets start working on a National Strike Day (or Week, for that matter).


  102. veritas says:

    and yes….pathetic ditz is an understatement when it comes to describing Dana Perino.


  103. CT V_1 says:

    “She could be carried like a six-pack. That’s hot, huh?”

    Comment by Not Canadian — June 25, 2007 @ 5:36 pm

    That’s right! A real man carries hot press secretary to the WH lawn!

    “Does she list her strong points on her Match.com profile? Like having a kung foo grip? Can tie a string into a bow inside of her mouth, stuff like that?”

    Hey, I only said she wasn’t an airhead, didn’t mean Grace Hopper. If she was that smart, she’d play that “hard to get” card. We wouldn’t want to go there.

    “Nobody likes a lying kunt. Some, like yourself, may be attracted to the physical attributes but that is just a sign of extremely limited intelligence.”

    No, it’s a sign of young manhood.

    “She can kill ten Muslims Shiteaters â„¢ with her bare hands!”

    Comment by PRIMVS INTER PARES — June 25, 2007 @ 5:38 pm

    To hell with silky skin, then! Can she kill them through the mic, as well?


  104. tarazan says:

    Cheney built a whole governing body of his own.


  105. veritas says:

    It tells us a great deal about our resident trolls….doesn’t it? They must be butt-ugly to find an airhead like Perino attractive. Every level seeks it’s own I guess…


  106. CT V_1 says:

    Comment by shane

    Should I care if you’re keeping track?


  107. veritas says:

    #104 Tricky Dick’s been out of control from Day One. It’s all coming out like a bad case of the trots now.


  108. MAF54 says:

    I wonder if Dana lifts weights? I hope not. I bet she’d look hot dressed like a boy.


  109. MsJoanne says:

    Jeez, she sounds more like Gonzo every day. I don’t know. I don’t think. Blah, blah, blah.

    I love the sound of Special Prosecutor. That’s music to my sweet ears.

    Dana Perino is a c*nt, plain and simple. But she’s definitely Fox material. Cute and lies like a rug (lies ON a rug?). Just like that Coulter b!tch. C*ntly cute, just like the little republican dickheads like. There are places waiting in hell for both of them. I can only hope it’s sooner than later.

    Looks like Mr. Snow might be going there shortly himself. He doesn’t look too good these days. Paybacks, Mr. Snow. Paybacks. Karma is such a b!tch.


  110. MAF54 says:

    I knew a boy named Dana once. He worked out.


  111. JesusChrist_GodOfWar says:

    Someone said it earlier, but it’s worth repeating:

    It’s rather awkward to have Darth Cheney and the Toy Emperor act like they are executives on the one hand, and not executives on the other.

    Impeach and remove them from office and get on with the business of government. Please.


  112. CompTROLLER V_! says:

    My hairy palms keep me from leaving my mom’s basement to actually meet girls, so I’m forced to rub-one-out while watching totally unobtainable women!!!


  113. Zooey says:

    Maybe we could discuss the topic as if Snowflake had delivered this performance, rather then this Dull Perino? Just for giggles, huh?


  114. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    To hell with silky skin, then! Can she kill them through the mic, as well?
    Comment by CT V_1 — June 25, 2007 @ 5:46 pm

    She can kill Muslim Shiteaters ™ just by lookin’ at ‘m. Their Islamo-Fascist heads explode when they see her fine ass!


  115. MAF54 says:

    I meant to say that I hope Dan DOES lift weights. I like a woman with a bicep. I don’t know why, it just turns me on.


  116. CT V_1 says:

    I like that she’s a spokesmodel for BushCo, and will have to change her name to take Vanna White’s spot in a couple years.

    Comment by Zooey

    I know she represents two farting dustbags, Zooey. But this is such a wonderful way to blow some steam and comment on a woman who cares so much about her looks.

    I would ask Dana to be my first lady, even 25-30 years from now. I think she’d still be hot.

    THAT’S HOT!


  117. MAF54 says:

    I meant to say that i meant to say that DANA lifts weights. I didn’t mean to say “Dan”. I’ve never been with anyone named “Dan” because Dan would be a boy and I’m not into all that stuff. Eww.


  118. ace says:

    a full blown troll attack is in progress.

    the Megaphone operatives are here in force – off topic as can be.

    it originated near the end of this thread:

    http://thinkprogress.org/2007/06/25/cheney-no-change/#comments


  119. shane says:

    Should I care if you’re keeping track?

    Comment by CT V_1

    I’m just looking out for your interests. Want to make sure you make your quota for the day. You started earlier sounding like you were motivated and now your just racing to the finish line. What time do you get off work?


  120. BARTLEBEE says:

    I don’t need to be paid to comment how vibrant-looking Dana looks. She looks amazing, you’ll get over it.

    Comment by COMPOST

    Yea. The pockmarks and still active zits give a kind of textured look to her face. Like a relief map.


  121. BARTLEBEE says:

    You boys keep palming it and you’re gonna go blind.


  122. CT V_1 says:

    ALERT: #112 is NAMEJACKER!

    I’m sorry, are my compliments of the beauty too politically-incorrect for you?


  123. ForTruth says:

    Alright, alright already, back to the pain of discussing Cheney.

    Cheney has created more of a shadow govmt than ever before. He has his own army of clones, they are all him.

    I agree, Cheney is a stain on the flag, he’s no Patriot, hes the anti-patriot. He’s Dick-tater.


  124. MsJoanne says:

    I got this off another website. Classic, isn’t it?

    A few media outlest picked up on Rahm Emanuel’s idea of defunding Dick Chaney’s office as part of the executive-branch appropriations. “The vice president needs to make a decision,” Emanuel said. Lea Anne McBride, a Chaney spokesperson, said Emanuel “can either deal with the serious issues facing our country or create more partisian politics.”

    How f*cking priceless is that!


  125. ForTruth says:

    I’m starting new branch of government, the Olive branch, we seek piece (of ass.)


  126. Zooey says:

    I would ask Dana to be my first lady, even 25-30 years from now. I think she’d still be hot.
    THAT’S HOT!
    Comment by CT V_1

    As long as you know she’s a whore, I guess you can keep an eye on her…


  127. shane says:

    Yea. The pockmarks and still active zits give a kind of textured look to her face. Like a relief map.

    Comment by BARTLEBEE

    Yeah, CORNtroller thinks that’s artsy. He has figured out they’re pockmarks yet.


  128. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    Cheney is a beautiful human-being, a wonderful man, and a great American. We are lucky to live in the time of his reign!

    BUSH/CHENEY ‘08!!!


  129. shane says:

    You boys keep palming it and you’re gonna go blind.

    Comment by BARTLEBEE

    Too late!


  130. james k. sayre says:

    Peach MInt Awk Ward.

    Polly wants a hanging of these traitors, who may or may no be members of the Awkward Branch of the U. S. Government, depending on which side of their mouth that they are currently lying out of..


  131. Upside00 says:

    Prime-it, Got those bumper stickers ready yet? They will be a bit hit…. especially for the Dems whow would love to run against that team.


  132. ForTruth says:

    The press secretary should be an elected position. I nominate……. Pam Anderson. Yeah thats it. She can make videos and stuff.


  133. CT V_1 says:

    As long as you know she’s a whore, I guess you can keep an eye on her…

    Comment by Zooey — June 25, 2007 @ 5:58 pm

    Well, I think she’s a principled woman and likes man compliments. If she dumps her husband 25+ years from now for the President-elect (CTV1), I’d help her enroll in AARP. She’d probably still be hot to me. It would beat the local librarian.


  134. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    Comment by Upside00 — June 25, 2007 @ 6:02 pm

    Send a $10 with self-addressed, stamped envelope to the RNC.


  135. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    Erratum: post #135) Should read –

    Comment by Upside00 — June 25, 2007 @ 6:02 pm

    Send $10 with a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the RNC.


  136. spit take says:

    ALERT: #112 is NAMEJACKER!

    Comment by CT V_1 — June 25, 2007 @ 5:54 pm

    Thanks for the heads-up, CT V_1. i was getting worried, as the name-jacker CTV_1 was sounding more believable and intelligent than you usually do. I thought something was up.


  137. RUCerious says:

    uMM. ACE, This is just normal troll traffic.
    Don’t flatter yourself to think they follow you around.


  138. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    PiPpy/CTV1 ‘28!!!


  139. Zooey says:

    Well, I think she’s a principled woman and likes man compliments. If she dumps her husband 25+ years from now for the President-elect (CTV1), I’d help her enroll in AARP. She’d probably still be hot to me. It would beat the local librarian.
    Comment by CT V_1

    Did you listen to what she was saying? She’s a whore. Whores only have whore principles.


  140. Katie says:

    “Newsflash Schumer. You are not the decider of what happens in the Executive branch!

    Comment by m12 “

    Boy m12, you are really slow. Did you miss the part where Bush said that neither he nor Chaney are part of the Executive Branch. Therefore, since they are not part of the Executive Branch, they can’t decide what happens there.


  141. CT V_1 says:

    PiPpy/CTV1 ‘28!!!

    Comment by PRIMVS INTER PARES

    I’d settle for VEEP. I still get a mansion to use, right?


  142. Hedley Lamarr says:

    “Look, I’m not a legal scholar,” Perino said,”

    So, where is cancer boy? Up on Nantucket with the shills?


  143. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    I’d settle for VEEP. I still get a mansion to use, right?
    Comment by CT V_1 — June 25, 2007 @ 6:12 pm

    Of course!!!

    Don’t worry, you’ll be Prez when I retire!!!


  144. CT V_1 says:

    Did you listen to what she was saying? She’s a whore. Whores only have whore principles.

    Comment by Zooey

    Zoo, never fear, I’ve read the transcript. She could be reading from a prompter for all I know and tryin’ to look serious about it for all I know. Heck, she should replace Fred Thompson on L&0 once she’s all done.


  145. BARTLEBEE says:

    Cheney is a beautiful human-being, a wonderful man, and a great American. We are lucky to live in the time of his reign!

    Comment by DUMBASS INTER ECONTRAS — June 25, 2007 @ 5:59 pm

    Reign was a good choice of words Herr Goebell’s.

    You two shoudl get a room.


  146. CT V_1 says:

    Of course!!!

    Don’t worry, you’ll be Prez when I retire!!!

    Comment by PRIMVS INTER PARES — June 25, 2007 @ 6:13 pm

    !!!PiP/CT 2028!!! Promises to be a principled Futurecratic administration! Four full terms!


  147. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    !!!PiP/CT 2028!!! Promises to be a principled Futurecratic administration! Four full terms!

    Comment by CT V_1 — June 25, 2007 @ 6:18 pm

    We need to become Bush and Cheney scholars. We have a lot of note taking to do!!!


  148. leftcoast says:

    “Look, I’m not a legal scholar,” Perino said, again calling it an “interesting constitutional question.” Perino
    Geez, she’s right, and apparently there are no others employed by this administration as well.
    Sure would hate to put my tenure at the WH on my resume after the next election. This biggest bunch of baffoons in world history.


  149. daGUY says:

    No, Dana, it isn’t an “interesting Constitutional question.” The Vice President should know WHAT BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT HE IS IN! He’s the f-ing VICE PRESIDENT!


  150. CT V_1 says:

    We need to become Bush and Cheney scholars. We have a lot of note taking to do!!!

    Comment by PRIMVS INTER PARES — June 25, 2007 @ 6:20 pm

    The RNC/Yale/Neoconic think-tanks promises to provide us with adequate preparation. This will be tougher than getting through medical school, but imagine: we’ll be a lightning team in the White House, controlling the news, being a daily feature. Our awards based on merit and principle would be endless, billion-dollar corporate opportunities broad thereafter.


  151. MAF54 says:

    Oh, who am I kidding? I like boys!


  152. Anon says:

    OVP is not exhempt from classification/security requirements in 32 CFR 2800. The CFR expressly calls for OVP to be audited, reviewed, and subject to prosecution.

    Look at this: [Or hit the link under "Anon" below]
    http://law.justia.com/us/cfr/title32/32-6.2.9.19.1.html

    Executive-agency auditors are required to review OVP. Here are the penalties on OVP staff which the Executive Branch imposes after a review: “(j) Penalties. Any individual breach of security may warrant penalties up to and including the separation of the individual from his employment or criminal prosecution.”

    Or is WH asking the public to believe that the President will obstruct justice, shut down invsetigations, and not engage in law enforcement? This takes the President to the Pre-Magna Carta days. Does he want to get thrown into the dungeon?


  153. BARTLEBEE says:

    We have a lot of note taking to do!!!

    Comment by DUMBASS INTER ECONTRAS — June 25, 2007 @ 6:20 pm

    We sure do.

    In fact, rest assured we’re documenting EVERYTHING.


  154. BARTLEBEE says:

    And you can view those notes at their upcoming trial and sentencing hearing.


  155. CT V_1 says:

    Comment by BARTLEBEE

    The PiP/CT administration promises to bury the liberal party for good. Thought November 1994 sucked? You’re gonna love this.

    If you’re lucky, we’ll be in the White House as late as 2028. Gear up for the most most effective Presidential administration of all time.


  156. BARTLEBEE says:

    Well, if there is a federal penitentary called “The White House”, then you may be right.


  157. CT V_1 says:

    Comment by BARTLEBEE

    Oh, you heard? Mr. William Jefferson has aspirations to run for that White House. I think his electoral prospects remain bright. The good thing, he’ll spend more than two terms in “office.”


  158. BARTLEBEE says:

    Nope.

    Think again skippy.

    All the babble out of that hole in your face won’t change a thing.

    Here come da judge

    Here come da judge


  159. BARTLEBEE says:

    William Jefferson, lol.

    Never mind the never ending parade of criminals you guys have on the chopping block. How’s Dusty Foggo doing?


  160. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or hows Libby? Think they’ll like the name “scooter” in prison?


  161. JMOHR says:

    Get the point everyone, THIS IS NOT A MATTER OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION, IT IS A MATTER OF PROTECTING NATIONAL SECURITY AND COMPETENT MANAGEMENT.

    You play into the President’s hands when you let him frame the question as one of breaking the law and being investigated. Our response should be:

    WHY DOES THE PRESIDENT RESIST A ROUTINE AUDIT CONCERNING THE CLASSIFICATION AND HANDLING OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION AS HAS BEEN DONE FOR THE PAST 30 YEARS BY REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTS?

    DOES THE PRESIDENT NOT CARE ABOUT THE PROTECTION OF THE HIGHEST SECRETS IN THIS COUNTRY?

    DOES THE PRESIDENT REALLY WANT TO RISK THE SECURITY OF THIS NATION BECAUSE SOME SECRETARY, ASSISTANT OR ASSISTANT TO AN ASSISTANT ON THE PRESIDENT’S OR VICE PRESIDENT’S STAFF FAILS TO PROPERLY CLASSIFY A DOCUMENT OR FAILS TO PROPERLY SECURE THE DOCUMENTS?

    WOULD ANY COMPETENT EXECUTIVE SO RISK HIS ORGANIZATION BY FAILING TO TAKE THE SAME STEPS TO AUDIT AND REVIEW SECURITY PROCEDURES AS WOULD OCCUR IN ANY FEDERAL, STATE OR CORPORATE ORGANIZATION (TO INCLUDE THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF THE ORGANIZATION AND THEIR STAFFS)?

    WHY WOULD ANY RATIONAL HUMAN BEING ATTEMPT TO CREATE PHONY CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUES THAT COULD UNDERMINE THE RELATIONS BETWEEN BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT TO AVOID A FAIRLY SIMPLE AUDIT TO ENSURE THE SECURITY OF THIS NATIONS SECRETS?

    These are the points that must be made first. Then you can argue the legalities and separation of powers issues. However, the reason for such reviews place the issue in context. The break with the tradition of past administration makes the Bush Co position look irrational and the President vain as well as weak.


  162. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or hows Delay doing? I really liked his mugshot.


  163. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or hows Jack Abramoff?

    Hows that fat sack of crap liking his prison term?


  164. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or hows Ken Lay?

    Long time friend of the Bushy’s doing? I hear he cried when they hauled his ass off.


  165. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or hows Mark Foley?

    How’s you’re glorious child molester doing now that he’s in disgrace?


  166. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or hows Ted Haggard?

    Still snorting coke, sucking cock and consulting the president?

    LMAO


  167. BARTLEBEE says:

    How hows Claude Allen? How’d that whole “shoplifting ring” thingy work out?

    How’d the president every pick a cheif policy advisor who was also part of a tri state SHOPLIFTING RING, lol.

    Your boy really knows how to pick em, huh?


  168. PRIMVS INTER PARES says:

    FART&PEE,

    Shut the fukc up.

    Sincerely,

    PiPpy


  169. BARTLEBEE says:

    How’s that rabid pig Ted Stevens doing, and that whole Vecco Oil thing?

    Think he’s gonna do well in jail?


  170. BARTLEBEE says:

    Shut me up boy.


  171. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or how’s John Doolittle doing, now that he’s under investigation for corruption with his pal Jack Abramoff.

    You remember Abramoff. Hes the right wing lobbyist all your boys were wining and dining with, who’s currently taking it up the rear in a federal pen.


  172. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or hows Tom Feeny? Another Abramoff buddy doing? I hear his investigation is coming along nicely.


  173. El Tonno says:

    Lots of people in this thread need

    TO FAP AT DANA RIGHT NOW

    then get back to reality once their balls are empty.


  174. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or hows Jerry Lewis doing?

    Or hows Gary Miller?

    Or hows Tim Murphy making out?


  175. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or hows Bob Beauprez’s investigation for CORRUPTION coming?


  176. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or hows Conrad Burns?

    How about Jim Gibbons?


  177. BARTLEBEE says:

    Oh and lets not forget the wicked witch of the wetlands, Katherine Harris.

    How’s the queen bitch doing now that she’s under not one, but TWO ongoing investigations, one by the Justice Department, and one by the Defense Department?

    How’s that sick whore holding up?


  178. BARTLEBEE says:

    And how’s Bob Ney, now that he plead GUILTY to corruption?

    How’s that worthless republican scum handling his THIRTY MONTHS IN PRISON, you inbred hack?


  179. BARTLEBEE says:

    Or hows Curt Weldon coming with his “Family Plan” investigation? LMAO


  180. BARTLEBEE says:

    How are all the right wing corrupt pigs you lowlife vermin picked to lead our country, doing now that judgements coming, you hapless inbred prick?


  181. Mr. Bush Goes To Hell says:

    BARTLEBEE,

    Thanks for telling us the TRUTH about these unamerikkkan Nazi WAR CRIMINAL coxuckers like Bush.

    If you get “first among equals” to tell you to “shut up” (a la O’Dildo), you are telling the TRUTH, because

    the TRUTH is the ENEMY of Bush and his CRIMINALS and their azzhole-lickers.


  182. BARTLEBEE says:

    My pleasure BGtH.

    I was starting to get writers cramp though.

    :|

    Theres enough of them to start their own country.


  183. barrelhse says:

    the TRUTH is the ENEMY of Bush and his CRIMINALS and their azzhole-lickers.
    DANA loves ass-play and double penetration. She’s a cum-dumpster from way back, called her “finger-bowl” in high-school.


  184. HeartlandLiberal says:

    It might be awkward if Bush and Cheney were both impeached, convicted, removed from office, then sent to the Hague to stand trial for war crimes.

    In any case, that is what should happen, to save the soul of America and return us to rule of law under our Constitution and Bill of Rights.


  185. Eargy Earp says:

    Yes it would be awkward if anyone under the red Republican loyalty banner of this Administration did his or her job competently.

    Damned shocking, I say.


  186. StinkyBritches says:

    Lots of people in this thread need TO FAP AT DANA RIGHT NOW

    Come on. That’s just sexist. I’m sure there are women here as well who find Dana hot, hot, hot!


  187. Perry Logan says:

    She’s not looking so good. I hope she isn’t coming down with cancer.


  188. theswan says:

    I think he fits the description of enemy combatant. He has no rights at all at this point in time.


  189. Lora says:

    Newsflash Schumer. You are not the decider of what happens in the Executive branch!
    Comment by m12 —

    Newsflash, me12(yrs. old), There are supposed to be three equal branches of government to provide checks and balances. Yes, I know you neoCONs don’t like accountability from your Dick-tator, but the Constitution calls for it.


  190. nullsad says:

    Fu@#$ng c%^t. How do these F$%KERS look at them selves in the mirror? All of these MF’s need to be dealt with with extreme prejudice! Them and all who support, enable, and do their bidding…… This administration will end and the protection will end as well…… May they spend the rest of their lives looking over their shoulder for the next subponea.


  191. Mojo says:

    The lady is a liar. Who cares what she looks like.

    They want you wanting her ass, that way you

    don’t think or listen.


  192. muggsymagoo says:

    It’s not awkward at all for an executive branch agency to investigate itself. Every executive branch agency I’ve ever heard of has its own internal Office of Inspector General. The system pre-supposes that all employees in the agency are subject to restrictions in their official actions and that there is someone around who makes sure that they behave in accordance with those restrictions.


  193. J Lewd says:

    Dana Whorino = Deep throat on the microphone.

    It doesn’t get any stupider than this.


  194. Ad Hoc says:

    This is up there with Colin Powell declaring that the US shouldn’t have to abide by the Anti-War crimes, Anti-Torture, Anti-Terrorism provisions of the ICC and the Rome Statues because.. its too inconvenient. Because a noble shining light of democracy and freedom should surely never be burdened with troublesome groundless accusations like that! Yeah, while they were torturing abductees and hostages to death at places like Abu Ghraib, oops! What an amazing coincidence!

    ALL HAIL THE HOMELAND, OBEY AND BE SPARED.


  195. Sharon Dupree says:

    This is just more of the same semantics double-talk and dishonesty we’ve gotten from this administration. It has the effect of being a verbal signing statement where the word’s used in the principal document, and publicized to the media and then to the american people, don’t mean what they say.
    I don’t understand why we are picking up the salary and benefits of the Attorney General and any other select attorneys that take time from America’s business, at the president’s direction, to work so dilligently on how this admiistration can deceive others, including the American people. They are personal attorneys and should be paid by him, not the people they deceive.
    Unfortunately, the only ones that can really do anything about these types of situations are the American people, who just can’t seem to muster the courage to do the right thing other than take polls and complain when things they knew about, or should have been aware of, add to the legacy of deceit and undemocratic principles this administration and we, as their forced citizenry, have become famous for all over the world.


  196. Davidual says:

    I truly wish that someone would walk into the oval office some day and find Perino sucking up on Mr. Bush. She is such a tard! Anytime this administration needs to put a lid on something the send out the bleach blond bimbo to aggravate the press.

    Hey, why doesn’t this administration offer Ann Coulter a job as White House spokesperson. What a team that’d be–Dana and Anna! Whew, God help us, please!


  197. rachelle says:

    every school-age child knows that the executive branch comprises both the Presient and the Vice-President…as georgie-boy is a mental midget, why doesn’t he know it too? his intellectual equals can recite this s%@t by heart.



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