"I do sort of get the sense now that there is -- you know -- people reaching across the partisan divide, the country is unified," she told Chris Cuomo on Good Morning America. "Bush really is a uniter because we're all just waiting for this nincompoop to be gone. I think we all finally are on the same page on that."
While she praised Bush's handling of the war, she admitted that "his domestic policy has been an embarrassment."
See the rest here.
DOUG
Well, even Cruella DeVille sometimes gets it right.
"We could have done something important Max. We could have fought child abuse or Republicans!" --Oona Hart (played by Victoria Foyt), in the 1995 movie "Last Summer in the Hamptons."
Yeah, but did you note that at the bottom of the article it quotes her as saying Bush was excellent on the war, like FDR in that respect? She doesn't even try to make sense from one sentence to the next.
Barbara Fitzpatrick wrote:She doesn't even try to make sense from one sentence to the next.
DOUG
That's right. In her big Time interview (or was it Newsweek) she told the reporter to let the readers know she was drunk during the interview. She makes no sense. She just appeals to the hatred and fears of the GOP loyalists. And she becomes their defacto spokesperson. They allow it even though she is incoherent. That tells us a lot about the GOP base.
"We could have done something important Max. We could have fought child abuse or Republicans!" --Oona Hart (played by Victoria Foyt), in the 1995 movie "Last Summer in the Hamptons."
Birds of a feather. Don't be too surprised when you learn that she is alcoholic. Recall her compatriot, Rush Dopehead Limbaugh. Try to imagine how you could personally tolerate your self while spewing out that lizard in the sewer stuff.
Someone over at HuffPost suggested we start refering to the GOP as the "Ann Coulter" Party, just like the Rs refer to the Democratic Party as the "Michael Moore" Party. Sounds good to me.
Barbara Fitzpatrick wrote:Someone over at HuffPost suggested we start refering to the GOP as the "Ann Coulter" Party, just like the Rs refer to the Democratic Party as the "Michael Moore" Party. Sounds good to me.
DOUG
That's a good suggestion. If we cram Coulter down their throats, they may lose their taste for her.
"We could have done something important Max. We could have fought child abuse or Republicans!" --Oona Hart (played by Victoria Foyt), in the 1995 movie "Last Summer in the Hamptons."