How many mothers of dead GI's will be sitting next to Laura Bush?

[Postman]

I'll say about 0.

[mike1963]

1. Don't be so sure. The BFEE has ways to persuade people....

:grr:

[Generic Other]

2. Who won't be there? Jessica Lynch? 911 Widows? Laura's old boyfriend?

I'd say anybody who is anyone will not be there.

I wish I could say that for the Democrats. I would like to see them all arise enmass and walk out on him.

If they did, I'd have laryngitis tomorrow!

[Ready4Change]

3. What dead GI's?

Bush hasn't seen any of them come home. Therefor to him they don't exist. Just like no one protests him. Lalalala, so see 'em, no hear 'em. Lalalala

[Malva Zebrina]

4. It doesn't matter

she may, if she is told to do so, smiling that vacant and vapid Joker smile that unflatteringly accents her asian eye lift(that's the one that makes her look cross eyed in many photos, because it has been poorly done), advocate reading to the children--

that is the dead Iraqi children her husband killed. If it would bring in some money to George's re=election treasury, I would not doubt the wooden headed, woman with the Joker smile would find a seat somewhere in the cemetary , sit down and encourage the photo op of herself reading to the dead Iraqi children. For this she would wear the most fancy of upholstry fabrics sewn into a too tight skirt and jacket, emphasizing her rather opulent hippy and pippy look.

Also those Afganistan children who are resting in their graves--she may sit a read to them also.

After that, she will take in at least three fundraising events in the United States,during the week, traveling on our money, helping her criminal, idiot of a husband rack up an obscene abount of money, begging from mega corporations, and not so mega corporations, enough money to win the election , or at least to steal it again in another coup of some sort, in order to continue killing foreign babies and children in his little, impulsive invasions, here and there for his accumulation of "spoils"--on our money and on his lies, of course.

[leftchick]

10. Did you mean this "joker smile" Marianne?

.... Though I have to say, Jack has much more animation in this photo than any of pickles'. Thanks for emphasizing the Hypocrisy of the stepford wench.

[Rockholm]

5. None, but Tom Brady will be there.....

Sad to say, but the Patriots quaterback will be there as a guest of Lulu Bush. Good God. How can the man that is going to take New England to another Super Bowl victory bear to sit next to that wench? Even more sickening is that * will use Tom in some absurd way to tout his twisted agenda. Kick Kick Kick..........

[GreatCaesarsGhost]

6. military mothers holding candlelight vigil

outside capitol tonight. wonder if the media will it give any coverage.

[Catherine Vincent]

7. Probably not. I'd be surprised if it's even mentioned.

A few co-workers and I were discussing various topics today and one of them was saying how she didn't know the SOTU was tonight. Like it was some spectacular thing or something. LOL!

[Mari333]

8. The media ignores the dead soldiers, the military families.

Thousands of mothers and fathers and loved ones in DC tonight..the media are whores, just as the politicians are, and no one cares about the dead and wounded.
The REAL government of the United States is standing outside in DC, mourning and calling out the names of the dead in Iraq.
We, the People.

[freespeechhere]

9. Bushes' Guests at State of Union Speech

The Associated Press
Tuesday, January 20, 2004; 8:26 PM

Guests of President Bush and Laura Bush in her VIP box during the State of the Union speech:


-White House legislative liaison David Hobbs.

-Marine Corps Sgt. Dawn Michelle Campbell of Madison, Wis., who returned from service in Iraq last June.

-Ex-offender Julio Medina, who formed the Exodus Transitional Community to help people reintegrate into society from prison.

-Sister Carol Keehan, president and chief executive of Providence Hospital in Washington, D.C.

-Rend Al-Rahim, executive director of the Iraq Foundation and the Iraqi Governing Council's representative in Washington.

-Eileen Halter, chief executive of Schnipke Engraving Co. in Ottoville, Ohio, invited to illustrate the benefits of Bush's tax cuts.

-The Rev. Helen S. Fleming, who founded the Lena Maloney Community Development Corp. in Philadelphia in 1998 to support children of prisoners and to provide a computer lab for the elderly and unemployed and financial and legal counseling.

-Army Chief Warrant Officer Stephen Douglas Combs Jr., of Fall River, Mass., who helped in the raids that captured former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.

-Jim Diesing of Big Brothers Big Sisters in Minneapolis, Minn., along with his little brother in the program, 13-year-old David Moreno.

-District of Columbia Mayor Anthony Williams.

-Tamika Catchings of Indianapolis, Ind., a member of USA Basketball 2004 Women's senior national team and of the WNBA Indiana Fever.

-Elsie Blanton of Apopka, Fla., invited to showcase the benefits of the recently passed Medicare prescription drug benefit.

-Air Force Staff Sgt. Clinton Ward Smith Jr., of Forestville, Md., who returned last October from service in Baghdad.

-Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Stephen Matthew Kuczirka of Cincinnati, who returned Friday from service in the Arabian Gulf.


-National Guard Spc. Matthew Moss of Oxnard, Calif., who returned from Baghdad in November because of combat injuries.

-New Teacher Project chief executive Michelle Rhee.

-Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class Daniel Christopher Roundtree of New York, who returned last August from service in Bahrain.

-Alma Powell, wife of Secretary of State Colin Powell.

-Joyce Rumsfeld, wife of Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.

-New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.

-The Rev. Kirbyjon Caldwell, senior pastor of Windsor Village United Methodist Church in Houston, founder of the Pyramid Community Development Corp. and a longtime Bush family friend.

-Bush family friend Suzette Caldwell of Houston.

-Staff Sgt. Joey Marshal Wommack of Garland, Texas, who returned from Iraq on Jan. 4 and is scheduled to go back this month.

-Longtime Bush adviser Karen Hughes.

-Adnan Pachachi, current president of the Iraqi Governing Council.

-Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari.

-Iraqi Governing Council member Ahmad Chalabi.