Bush May Not Attend Republican Convention Because of Hurricane
EmailABC News’ Jennifer Duck reports: As Hurricane Gustav strengthens and threatens the still recovering Gulf Coast, the White House is reevaluating the president’s plans to attend the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minn.
President Bush continues to get updates from national and local officials on the ground in Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and Alabama on the Category 4 storm.
White House Press Secretary Dana Perino told reporters on a conference call, "We continue to evaluate the track of the storm, and I know there is tremendous interest in whether we’ll have any scheduling changes. There is not a scheduling change to speak of tonight, but at the White House we are making contingency plans should the president decide against traveling to Minnesota for the RNC convention."
The president is expected to speak Monday night in St Paul.
Perino added, "This is a very serious storm and the president is asking people in the region to listen to their local officials, heed their warnings, and evacuate if asked."
Bush faced great criticism for the slow federal response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005 when he first surveyed the damage by flying over the area on Air Force One and told then-FEMA Director Michael Brown he was doing a "heck of a job."
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So that will be Bush’s excuse?
Posted by: vickie | August 30, 2008, 5:29 pm 5:29 pm
What a shame. I was so looking forward to Bush making a case for electing Palin/McCain.
Posted by: doug | August 30, 2008, 5:51 pm 5:51 pm
Maybe Palin should skip it too. The truth is starting to come out. Her skyhigh approval rating is really 65% not 85% as first talked about. The Alaska state legislators, both republican and democrat, are openly “mocking” her qualifications. The editorial boards of both major newspapers in Alaska are planning on not supporting her bid due to her inexperience.
Posted by: Unsafe | August 30, 2008, 5:58 pm 5:58 pm
REALITY CHECK
==============
The democrats didn’t get the right
bounce after the convention.
Check previous conventions and you
will get the numbers.
The democrats have a problem
with Obama on the ticket.
I’m an ex-democrat-Hillary supporter
and i left the party the next day
after she withdrew from the race.
Obama is the problem with democrats this year….Dean,Pelosi don’t get it.
Americans vote for president NOT the
VP.
Obama doesn’t qualify for commander
in chief……
REMEMBER ME IN NOVEMBER…..
Posted by: NICHOLAS | August 30, 2008, 6:05 pm 6:05 pm
How convenient.
Posted by: Omentum | August 30, 2008, 6:16 pm 6:16 pm
Just as well. They didn’t really want him there anyway, trying to hide him on Monday night of Labor Day.
Posted by: jock59801 | August 30, 2008, 6:21 pm 6:21 pm
Ed
At least Obama knows that we can disagree without being disagreeable. Maybe you should try it some time.
Posted by: jock59801 | August 30, 2008, 6:23 pm 6:23 pm
Ed
Get your head out before you suffocate.
All that garbage you are spewing is baseless lies and are an embarrassment to the extremely important decisions America has to make this fall. I could care less about rezko or mccains wife. i am more concerned with the issues they are running on.
For that Obama is my choice. Do you actually believe someone is going to make their choice based upon rezko ayers or cindy mccain or the keating five or that mccain called his wife a trollop. NO
Obama said it best in his acceptance speech. When you don’t have new ideas you use old tactics. You make big elections out of little things.
Grow up Mr. Ed.
Posted by: Omentum | August 30, 2008, 6:23 pm 6:23 pm
Anchorage Daily reporter Gregg Erickson, article in Washington Post, better yet email him yourself.
When republicans are confronted with facts they either flat out deny it, or call the source a liar. It is not denial its delusion which is a personality disorder, and so common to the Anne Coulter, Sean Hannity wing of the republican party.
Posted by: Unsafe | August 30, 2008, 6:26 pm 6:26 pm
Oh wait heres another quote from a…republican…Alaska State Senate President Lyda Green when asked about palins qualifications “shes not prepared to be governor, how can she be prepared to be vice president, or president?”
Anchorage Daily News 8/29/08 reporter Don Hunter…
Posted by: Unsafe | August 30, 2008, 6:32 pm 6:32 pm
Anyone remember the 1972 campaign when McGovern had to replace Eagleton? I think there’s a good chance that McCain will be forced to replace Palin. He met her only once, and I don’t think she was vetted very thoroughly. I think a lot more is going to come out about her in the coming weeks, and I don’t think it will be very good.
Posted by: Katia | August 30, 2008, 6:33 pm 6:33 pm
All Republicans know this VP pick was a hail mary. They had absolutely no choice. Just imagine the ads if romney would have got the nod. Rich and Richer (out of touch with america)
Pawlenty a virtual Dan quayle. NO GO
Lieberman and Ridge. The evangelicals would have dropped mccain like a “hotter” potato. They are still juggling him like a hot potato now.
McCain had to upstage obama by putting the first woman on the ticket.
For the hillary voters this is a slap in the face. A pander of epic proportions. One that will not work. An insult. Of course its a woman… but a woman polar opposite of hillary.
Thanks for sealing the deal for the Democrats McCain.
Obama/Biden 08
Posted by: Omentum | August 30, 2008, 6:35 pm 6:35 pm
He met her only once.
Thanks for putting country first McCain.
Entrust the nation to a person you saw once if something more should happen to you (already a cancer survivor and showing signs of senility)
He should change that logo to PANDER FIRST
Posted by: Omentum | August 30, 2008, 6:39 pm 6:39 pm
Another neat tidbit about Palin that didn’t make the first cycle…she inhaled.
Yes, Palin openly admits smoking marijauna, when it was legal of course so that makes it okay. Family values and drugs I wonder if Dobson knew about this…
Posted by: Unsafe | August 30, 2008, 6:39 pm 6:39 pm
W@hat a pity. Was hoping some high-ranking Republicans could experience what New Orleans went through and they couldn’t be bothered to fix.
Posted by: Barracuda Bill | August 30, 2008, 6:47 pm 6:47 pm
Ed? Shouldn’t that be Mr Ed? And talking out the wrong end.
Posted by: Ron | August 30, 2008, 6:48 pm 6:48 pm
Leave her alone!! Shes fully qualified…she knows how to abuse power, and that’s all she needs to be v.p
Posted by: Cheney | August 30, 2008, 6:50 pm 6:50 pm
@CuriousIndep
It’s mostly stuff online, but there’s starting to be some very real potentially negative information coming out of Alaska on Gov. Palin. Two Alaskan newspapers are going to press with less than glowing reviews on her readiness and job performance — http://www.huffingtonpost.com/greg-mitchell/2-top-alaska-newspapers-q_b_122625.html. Members of her own party in Alaska are going on record as being sceptical of her VP qualifications. There’s other interesting stuff that’s fleshing out, but at this point, we’re dealing with rapidly evolving information. The favorability rating were from Rasmussen I believe.
What’s really interesting is it’s starting to become clear that McCain’s team never fully vetted Palin. Word was already out about how they only met once and McCain only spoke to her twice ever before picking her. But now there are reports out that McCain’s campaign is now in Alaska *for the first time* to get to the bottom of some of the whispers that are starting to surface. What we’re seeing is the vetting of a VP in real time. If you know where to go online, you can see it happen and follow along, which is mindboggling to me. McCain picked her on optics alone, and now we’re beginning to see the fallout. This should be interesting.
Posted by: leftleaningindy | August 30, 2008, 6:57 pm 6:57 pm
“Leave her alone!!”, Take away the Ellen from Seinfeld looks, and you have a right wing extremist, anti stem cell research, anti-abortion, anti global warming, anti environment, give a gun to everyone who wants one.
This is intended to rally the base, but its way too late in the game for that. He lost the swing vote with this crooked wacko of a v.p.
Posted by: Ready? | August 30, 2008, 7:11 pm 7:11 pm
If McCain didn’t vett Palin, could we say that this was a rush to judgement?
Would it again bring into question McCains judgement?
Posted by: Angry Old Man | August 30, 2008, 7:18 pm 7:18 pm
The DNC didn’t vet Obama. SO there and what’s your point? It’s the rubber-glue thing. AS soon as the dems attack her on anything, the Repubs will just pull something out of the Obama file and bounce it right back at ‘em. Simple as that. McCain/Palin 08 yeah!
Posted by: Kitty | August 30, 2008, 7:26 pm 7:26 pm
Well it’s about time that President Bush act presidential even if McCain’s true desire is that he stays home!!! By the way……Sarah WHO????
Howard Gallas, Reno, NV.
Posted by: Howard Gallas | August 30, 2008, 7:28 pm 7:28 pm
No one is pointing out that Palin was a foot soldier in Pat Buchanans pitchfork rebellion.
Those are some dangerous views to be touting in this environment. With the anti-semitic hate speech that Buchanan spews, how in Gods name does McCain think he will win Florida now?
Posted by: Middle East Policy | August 30, 2008, 7:29 pm 7:29 pm
Obama has been raked over the coals, I mean vetted for the last 18 months. He has been through how many debates? And he was elected to the top of the ticket, not selected. Remember 11 wins in a row? Elected by the people.
You have the nerve to compare Obama’s accomplishments and experience to her bs in journalism?
Funny how foreign policy was important as you nuts beat up on Obama, until Friday, then voila, no more talk on the importance of foreign policy.
The republican hypocrisy cup runneth over.
Posted by: bc46 | August 30, 2008, 7:35 pm 7:35 pm
Like I said in one of the other blogs…
Why should Palin be held accountable for anything that Pat Buchanan said or did?
You Obama supporters are always saying that Obama should not be held accountable for any of the words or actions of Reverend Wright (loyal congregation member for 20 years, “like a father to me,” “spiritual advisor”); Father Pfleger (one of my three moral compasses); Tony Rezko (campaign fundraiser and real estate middle man); William Ayers (neighbor, campaign launched in his living room), etc. etc. etc.
I doubt if Palin’s relationship with Buchanan was anywhere near the intimacy level that Obama had with some of these people.
Posted by: Lee | August 30, 2008, 7:40 pm 7:40 pm
Oh yeah, and what did Rove say about Obama possibly picking VA Gov Tim Kaine?
“I think he’s going to make an intensely political choice, not a governing choice…He’s going to view this through the prism of a candidate, not through the prism of president; that is to say, he’s going to pick somebody that he thinks will on the margin help him in a state like Indiana or Missouri or Virginia. He’s not going to be thinking big and broad about the responsibilities of president.”
h y p o c r i t e
“With all due respect again to Governor Kaine, he’s been a governor for three years, he’s been able but undistinguished. I don’t think people could really name a big, important thing that he’s done.”
H Y P O C R I T E
Not. This. Time.
Obama/Biden 08
Posted by: bc46 | August 30, 2008, 7:41 pm 7:41 pm
The RNC are getting a dose of their own medicine. Remember the Republicans were praying for rain to disrupt Obama speech on Thursday. I wonder if as Christians that is what the Bible teaches us on how to relate with our neighbors.
Posted by: Gill | August 30, 2008, 7:51 pm 7:51 pm
State Senator, 11 yrs.
Constitutional Law Professor,
Civil Rights Attorney, 9 yrs
Ethics Reform,
Gov’t Transparency Legislation,
Comprehensive Plan to insure nuclear weapons secure by 2012,
Additional benefits for Veterans,
Katrina legislation for families,
Has written almost 1,000 pcs of legislation,
Co-sponsored over 1,000 pcs of legislation
I know you only wish these were Sarah’s accomplishments, but keep dreaming.
Posted by: bc46 | August 30, 2008, 7:52 pm 7:52 pm
I sincerely doubt that anyone would want George Bush to show up. Even if the sky was a radiant blue over New Orleans.
The man is a disgrace.
Posted by: ugh | August 30, 2008, 7:56 pm 7:56 pm
Guys, you forgot some other qualifications:
1. Sat in Rev. Wright’s church and made anti-american statements for 20 years.
2. Supported anti-american terrorist organizations like Hamas etc.,
3. Smoked pot and continuing to do so.
4. Slept with Larry.
5. Drug addict.
6. Married Michelle Marxist Obama.
7. Very good friend of domestic terrorist William Ayers.
8. Luis Farrakhan is the savior, not Jesus.
9. Accuses any one who comes in the way of racism.
10. Played the race card against the Clintons.
11. Took more than half-a-million dollars from just Rezko.
12. Never loved America.
Posted by: Obama | August 30, 2008, 8:06 pm 8:06 pm
Obama is a hot-head. He hit a colleague of ours because he asked Michelle out on a date. That guy did not know anything about Michelle and Obama seeing each other.
He actually hit the guy in the bathroom.
Posted by: Obama | August 30, 2008, 8:10 pm 8:10 pm
The Obama camp can spin it all they want : the only bounce they got was a DEAD CAT BOUNCE !
GO Palin ! GO Girl !
Posted by: McCain/Palin 2008 | August 30, 2008, 8:30 pm 8:30 pm
The last Democratic ticket that won had more than 15% bounce …
…so if I am Obama, I will be VERY WOOOOORIED !!!
Posted by: McCain/Palin 2008 | August 30, 2008, 8:33 pm 8:33 pm
Hey Obama….the hot head is McCain. You need to buy the book coming out next month “The Real McCain”. Called his wife a c#nt in 1992 while campaigning….what will he call his new VP? Why was his nickname in high school McNasty?
Posted by: Realist | August 30, 2008, 8:34 pm 8:34 pm
George W. should stay in Washington, D.C., keep track of Gustav, and ride herd on FEMA–He owes that to the people of NOLA, as penance.
But ya gotta admit the really weird twist of fate that a hurricane would be the reason that keeps the prez away from his own party’s presidential convention, since it was a hurricane that exposed the full extent of his incompetency as POTUS. He’s so unpopular that his speech was consigned to a conspicuously poor ratings slot. The Republicans know that if they showcase him the polls will take a downward freefall. And it would be a major embarrassment for the farewell address of their “champion” of the last eight years to be delivered to a half-filled convention hall. You can almost hear the RNC leadership taking a deep sigh of relief.
I am, however, going to watch Cheney’s speech if they hold the convention. I can hardly wait to watch Mr. “The U.S. Constitution Does Not Apply to Me.” That’s going to be a historic address of Extreme Fantasy.
Posted by: Siggie153 | August 30, 2008, 8:59 pm 8:59 pm
As a Sr. Citizen and a Hillary supporter I am offended that McBush thinks that Sarah from Alaska can make me ignore my beliefs and switch to support the fiasco of the last 8 years. I am very proud to have Obama as my candidate for President .. I look forward to reality once again becoming a part of the Washington political scene.. I also believe Hillary would have made an excellent President .. we, in the Democratic Party, were blessed to have 2 such qualified candidates for President. I hope that now we can put the primary race behind us and move forward in our efforts to undo the damage McBush has done to our Country. As far as I am concerned any “Hillary supporter” who does not continue to honor their belief system and switches to the opposition just because their candidate put our Country first when she realized it was necessary .. and withdrew (with grace, I might add) is putting their own desires before the well-being of this great Nation of ours. I am also very proud of Hillary and Bill Clinton for the way they handled what must have been, for them, a disappointing end to a lot of very hard work .. they put their Country before their ambitions .. and Hillary will be a great asset in the Senate ! I am sure that Bill’s experience will be honored and he will be an asset during the campaign .. as well as during the next 8 years.
Oh .. looks like the GOP has figured out a viable excuse for not having Bush clutter up their convention with his presence .. Gustav .. maybe he’ll pay more attention to this hurricane than he did to Katrina. Keep our Gulf shore citizens in your prayers.
PS .. I am a “Recovering Republican” of many years .. I no longer recognize today’s GOP as the same party I knew in the 50′s.
Posted by: Helen Snyder | August 30, 2008, 9:03 pm 9:03 pm
Wow!! He learned a lesson. I didn’t think he was capable of that!! This is so fitting. Maybe this will be such a big news story that nobody will pay attention to the Republicans!!! Not to mention that the NFL’s opening game comes on Thursday night!! ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?!!!
Posted by: phillip | August 30, 2008, 9:05 pm 9:05 pm
Mr. George W. Bush, our president, has done an outstanding job protecting this country in troubled times. Unfortunately, it will take generations before it is understood the complexity of managing worldwide forces. He stepped up to the plate and reciprocated to an evil empire. People are upset their kids are at war, but thats why we have a military force with voluntary enlisting. People are upset because money is tight, the government is not here to pay your rent or feed you or raise your kids, if you can’t afford kids then stop having babies. I just hate leaches and freeloaders.
Long live our commander in chief, I would have voted for him again if it was possible. Thank you President Bush.
Posted by: Dumb de-moo-crats | August 30, 2008, 9:33 pm 9:33 pm
Obama will win maybe not by a large margin, but NFL football call a win and win no matter how close the game may have been. Also, do you think a black man is going to get a very large win no because of you hatefull racist white people would rather cut of your nose to spice you face becasue they will find it very hard to pull the lever for any black man. So here is your answer why it will be very tight race becasue some whites will not be able to vote for any black even if he is the right choice simple as that. Racist is real in the USA and this race have proved it.
Posted by: gl | August 30, 2008, 9:33 pm 9:33 pm
Dumb de-moo-crats you definitely need help…..your right it will take generations to fix everything he fricked up.
Posted by: Realist | August 30, 2008, 9:40 pm 9:40 pm
The last Democratic ticket that won had more than 15% bounce …
…so if I am Obama, I will be VERY WOOOOORIED !!!
Posted by: McCain/Palin
And they all were the same color has you are white men. Most of the white commertary and say it do you think if he was white would it be this close after a bush disaster no. He is not like all the rest and some whites will never vote for any black man even if they know in their heart he is the best choice. Win is a win no matter how close. He still have a lead and that that.
Posted by: gl | August 30, 2008, 9:41 pm 9:41 pm
Whew. McCain caught a break.
Posted by: Bridget | August 30, 2008, 9:46 pm 9:46 pm
The RNC are getting a dose of their own medicine. Remember the Republicans were praying for rain to disrupt Obama speech on Thursday. I wonder if as Christians that is what the Bible teaches us on how to relate with our neighbors.
amen to that one! People who wishes bad things to happen to them some else normally it happen to them! What a disaster! There may not even be a rnc.
Lucky for McShame becasue he could have never top Obama speech and Bush is a waste of time and who would be listening any way.
Posted by: gl | August 30, 2008, 9:46 pm 9:46 pm
I sure hope Bush and Cheney can show up for the RNC next week and show their support to McCain. I’ll be disappointed, unlike McCain, if they can’t.
Posted by: kat | August 30, 2008, 9:47 pm 9:47 pm
If McCain didn’t vett Palin, could we say that this was a rush to judgement?
Would it again bring into question McCains judgement?
Yes it will. Obama Judgement and McShame experiece.
Posted by: g | August 30, 2008, 9:48 pm 9:48 pm
What? Mr. George W. Bush staying home
hum a blow hard cancels out a blow hard
among a herd of blow hard’s LOL
……….McBush NO in 2008…………
Posted by: Anita Yova | August 30, 2008, 9:51 pm 9:51 pm
I find interesting how the african americans vote for the “black” man probably thinking they will get more food stamps and better rent subsidies. Instead of education, they chose gold mouth grills – spinner rims – pants that show underwear – drugs – and of course the never ending search for the babydady. They can’t even talk/write english, but waste no time blaming everybody for their ignorance. Bite me.
Posted by: Dumb de-moo-crats | August 30, 2008, 10:04 pm 10:04 pm
remember Katrina:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2005/08/images/20050829-5_p082905pm-0125-515h.html
Let them eat cake
Posted by: t | August 30, 2008, 10:21 pm 10:21 pm
The RNC is between a rock and a hard place with the development of hurricane Gustav. Beyond just needing to have to confront the damage control Bush would generate by his speaking at the convention, as of Friday they desperately need to have the full attention of the country to introduce and convince the American voter that Gov. Palin is a good choice for VP, and introduce her in a meaningful way. Add to that the HUGE viewer audience Obama got on Thursday, if they are forced to piece-meal the presidential convention, the McCain/Palin campaign will be in complete disarray and the Republicans in a state of panic. The DNC convention last week created a keyhole situation for the Repubs. Miss that keyhole and there is no realistic way to adjust their candidate package to be able to win the White House, let alone inspire the undecided voters to support Republican candidates from the states. I think that the slide in the polls for McCain/Palin will be gradual but consistent. Maybe they’ll catch a break, but with Gustav in the picture, the Obama/Biden team riding a wave of exposure, I predict whatever is left of the RNC’s convention will generate a big yawn from the viewing public.
The result: Welcome President Obama!
Posted by: Siggie153 | August 30, 2008, 10:28 pm 10:28 pm
find interesting how the african americans vote for the “black” man probably thinking they will get more food stamps and better rent subsidies. Instead of education, they chose gold mouth grills – spinner rims – pants that show underwear – drugs – and of course the never ending search for the babydady. They can’t even talk/write english, but waste no time blaming everybody for their ignorance. Bite me.
Not all black and Obama is not one of them you seem to be describing. You are a racist nuts making a statment as bold as this one. It is so easy to say mean things about people on the internet, I bet you would never say this in front of any black people face. The closer it get to Nov. you right wing nuts are going to be saying all kinds of hatefull things about blacks and will be not be suprise about it.
Posted by: Dumb de-moo-crats |
I find it interesting that whites are having a fissing becasue a black man is beating a white man to the white house becasue whites and their sterotype image of the blacks have been proving that not all black are gang banger.
Posted by: gl | August 30, 2008, 10:42 pm 10:42 pm
If Bush doesn’t show, it will be because the RNC and McCain don’t want him anywhere near the convention, as he is just an embarrassment…
This is just the perfect excuse!!
Like I said all last week, the Republican convention will just be a disaster, just like Katrina was for the Republicans three years ago!!
The Democratic Convention was managed absolutely perfectly and ran like a clock! Shows you can run the country better now doesn’t it!!
Vote for a real team of leaders and not an old man and a cheerleader!
Obama/Biden ’08!!!
Posted by: Davis | August 30, 2008, 10:50 pm 10:50 pm
–McCain–
Politics First!
Country Second!!!!
Posted by: Gill | August 31, 2008, 1:30 am 1:30 am
Leave her alone!! Shes fully qualified…she knows how to abuse power, and that’s all she needs to be v.p
Posted by: Cheney
*******************************
So Sorry about that, Mr Cheney. Heck if it
weren’t for you, the planes in the US would
have still been flying on 9/11, while your
boss was reading nursery rhymes in Florida.
Posted by: spacerook1 | August 31, 2008, 5:03 am 5:03 am
Like he did the right thing on the first one so nowwwwwwwwwwww he thinks he needs to stay away,Good no one will miss him but to pretend is the worst thing he can do.He is something else this man.He and Mc Cain make a good pair….
Posted by: indp voter | August 31, 2008, 5:48 am 5:48 am
What McCain has done is chosen to trivalize the office of Vice President. He has made the judgement call that electability on satisfying his core base is more important than qualifications to be president. No one can say with a straight face (except maybe starry-eyed Rush Limbaugh followers) that this is any way ready to lead this country. Heck, I wouldn’t even say she is ready to lead Alaska (population 700,000)…Two years is not enough time to make that judgement. After all, Bush had an 80% approval rate after two years and look what his legacy is going to be..I guess McCain would rather win an election than ensure that the country is experience, good hands should something happen to the president (who who will be 72 1/2 on innaugural day)….McCain has played a bad joke on voters…
Posted by: indy_voter | August 31, 2008, 5:53 am 5:53 am
Wow!! Such vitriolic hate to Bush.
Thank goodness he was president the last 8 years or you might be posting this on the Aljazerra network instead of ABC News. With a Gore or Kerry in office, they would go before a camera and say “we will leave no stone unturned until we bring Zawaharii to justice in a court”.
Get on your knees and give thanks that HE did the job that whiners in the democrat party wouldn’t ever do.
McCain and Palin WILL do the dirty job that Obammy and Hairplug Joe won’t do.
Posted by: LarryMan | August 31, 2008, 9:34 am 9:34 am
To all this morons republican nuts! why are you taking side with this old fool mc Cain, are you idiot or mentally impaired, are you living in usa, where did you read the news or are you so stupid that because on opportunist old fool title himself republican you bigots morons are voting for him? reality is: the country is against the republican brand and the only one defending the gop are panicked in line trying to fend the majority of the American people you have already lost that’s it. So suck it.
Posted by: enmio | August 31, 2008, 4:18 pm 4:18 pm
Have they thrown the border wide open? Please have someone with a 3rd grade education translate for the last post. Or at least try spell check.
I got it now, leeberals could actually understand what Obammma was saying at Saddleback when he studdered and stammered.
Is McCain the old fool? Did he pick as his vice president a 65 year old with hairplugs?
The real reason leeberals don’t like Sarah Palin is because the democrats don’t have any women half as pretty.
Gotcha.
Palin/McCain 08.
Posted by: LarryMan | August 31, 2008, 5:25 pm 5:25 pm
To Dumb De-moo-crats:
Bush stepped up to the plate? What planet are you on? Assuming your comments aren’t tongue-in-cheek,your ignorance speaks volumes.
Posted by: Cecily S. | September 1, 2008, 8:13 am 8:13 am