Bull-dog's ego postings now include questions he can't ask

[uppityperson]

No comment except geesh.
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Today's Briefing Question
While I am on hiatus from the White House briefing room, I'm going to post the question I would have asked had I been there. It will be interesting to see if anyone else asks it.

March 3, 2005

Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan told members of Congress on Wednesday that the U.S. economy is growing at a "reasonably good pace" and recommended that budget deficits be fixed through spending cuts instead of tax increases. Does the White House consider this an endorsement of its fiscal policies as opposed to Democrats who still want to roll back the Bush tax cuts?

March 2, 2005

"West Virginia Democratic Senator Robert Byrd took to the Senate floor Tuesday and likened Republicans' efforts to get an up or down vote for the President's judicial nominees to the fascism of Nazi Germany. Would you comment on those remarks?"

[benburch]

1. He's probably jerking off when he writes this stuff.

Fondly remembering how nice it was to fuck the President.

[Elidor]

2. Questions for Guckert

What works best for cleaning up nasty Santorum stains? And is it true that republicans have tighter assholes?

[isit2008yet]

3. The thing about Greenspan, when questioned

about taxes, he beleaguering admitted that it would take a combination of spending cuts and tax increases to reduce the deficit. Hence the reason Greenie was out hawking a consumption tax, today.