good ole boy jeb bush being sent to tsunami region

[ooglymoogly]

because he has experience distributing bullions in aid.

[Sanity Claws]

1. One-way ticket?

Let's hope.

[tk2kewl]

2. I hope he doesn't pick up any nasty diseases

:eyes:

[Behind the Aegis]

3. I'm so confused.

Isn't it the other Shrub, Neil, that has a "thing" for that area? Well, I guess why we know why HE isn't being sent! *wink, wink*

[Shakespeare]

4. Let the 2008 campaign begin.

I SOOOO despise this family. That little cretin has no business representing our country abroad.

[jfalchion]

5. jeb in '08?

Is this part of a plan to give him humanitarian experience? Something like Hoobert Heever after WW I.:kick:

[UTUSN]

6. Are There Votes to Be Crowed-Out Over There by Jeb Crow Shrub?

Oh, I forgot, he said it was the Virgin of Guadalupe (Dec. 12 feast day) who fixed the 2000 Selection.

[Be Brave]

7. Oh great. Can't they at least send someone who has compassion?

[Vidar]

8. Hoping for a late undertow.

[underpants]

9. A perfect money laundering situation

Jeb gets there as the funding does too.

[frankly_fedup2]

10. Well, I'm surprised that Halliburton wasn't sent there to feed . . .

all the people. Wait . . . it could still happen.

As far as Jeb Bush (wouldn't this be a little nepotism) . . .wait . . . that is what this administration is all about.

Suddenly we are giving 15 million. Then Bush is shamed into
35 million. Now that it has gone up to 350 million, Jeb is in charge of it all.

I suppose Jeb wasn't interested until the money got to a point where he could start skimming it for his family.

Of course, out of all the disasters we have had over the whole USA since Bush came into office, the hurricanes in Florida was the only site he ever visited. Prick!

Jimmy Carter should have been chosen to fulfill this task. After all, he is an honest, caring, giving human being. Those characteristics must not mean anything anymore.

It's sickening to think about it at all.