You Can Bet That The Networks Will Do Alot Of Bush Butt-Kissing Today.

[DEM FAN]

I Know They Do That Anyway. :-(

[Booberdawg]

1. I don't think so

He's not in good favor right now.

[Starpass]

3. Boober--I agree. The polls are sacred to these whores and

the polls told them that people don't want to hear cheerleading stories about Bush. They are in a "piss" on Bush mode. In fact think of it this way: They have done nothing but promote this ass and cover up for him since campaign 2000 and still with all that publicity they cannot keep him from the numbers he is posting. They better change with the wind before the public gets totally disgusted with them. They better watch the "line" before they cross over it with the public.

[Booberdawg]

4. I've had MSNBC on all day

and I haven't heard any bush butt-kissing. In fact, a couple hours ago I heard a reporter railing on about how many in this country think there is a connection between Saddam and 911 (Al Quaeda) when there is no connection whatsoever. He made that point very forcefully.

The free ride is over for these criminals. I can see it; I can feel it; it's palpable. I still can't help but think the fuckers are going to pull he rug out from under my feet. I just expect it.

I'm SO cynical.

[bushisanidiot]

2. Of Course. Infact, I wouldn't be Surprised if AWOL's Ratings

Went up a point or two.. especially if the chimp can squeeze out a tear on t.v.

If the networks are going to join in linking 9/11 to the current 'war on terror' in Iraq & Afghanistan I hope they compare the 3,000 americans killed here with the 30,000 brown skinned killed by american hands.

I hope they also ask "Are we safer today than we were 2 years ago?"

Hell no.. we have more enemies now than ever in our history.

[Dookus]

5. Nope...

I've had CNN on all day, and they've pushed

a) the latest drop in his approval numbers
b) Hillary Clinton bashing the administration on WTC toxins
c) People in NYC accusing the administration of covering up the WTC pollution issue
d) the problems in the middle east