"W = M+M=Midland and Methodist; therefore W=laborer, working class"

[bobbieinok]

This is what Fred Barnes, author of a new book about the 'real' George W, said in an interview with talk show host Michael Carpenter on Saturday.

The host asked Barnes what the 'key' to W is; Barnes answered 'M+M'. When the host asked what that meant, Barnes said the key was given him by Rove (!!!!!!). 'M+M' stands for Midland, W's home town and middle-class and working class, and Methodist, a denomination that started among the working class of England.

So once again the propaganda spews out that W is just a 'good ole boy' with an ingrained understanding of and identification with the working class.

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HOW IN THE WORLD CAN ANYONE BELIEVE THIS?

NOTE THE CYNICAL HYPOCRACY OF BARNES, WHO SURELY KNOWS BETTER.

HOW IN THE WORLD CAN WE COMBAT THIS PERVASIVE PROPAGANDA SPIN ABOUT 'OUR GLORIOUS LEADER'?

[hatrack]

1. You could shove Fred Barnes' brain up a gnat's ass . ..

And it would look like a grape inside a boxcar.

[zbdent]

2. Yeah, I'm sure a lot of "good ole boys" punished their kids by

not letting them play tennis . . . as opposed to the leather belt across their backsides (when "Daddy" was feeling generous . . .)

[susu369]

3. Gr-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r

Bush is no true Methodist! For starters, Methodists do not believe in capital punishment.