Albaugh calls Burkett a goober

[59millionmorons]

Now thats class.

[Sugarbleus]

1. LOL LOL n/t

[Cooley Hurd]

2. An old BFEE tactic...

...and Poppy called Big Dog and Al "bozos." :eyes:

[dbt]

9. And then it mutated into

"Crazy Ozone Bozos." Some friends and I gathered with our signs in downtown Little Rock on Election Night 92 carrying signs that read:

Bozoes* For Bill

:evilgrin:
dbt

*We put the "e" in for Little Danny Quayl.

[DoYouEverWonder]

3. That's not all he's calling him

the newsbot reporting from the WH on MSNBC after Burkett's appearance, said the WH was really pissed about this. How could anyone make sure terrible allegations about Bu$h Almighty? I bet these guys are all running around the Oval Office having seizures and frothing at the mouth over this right now.

[moosedog]

4. I got that !!!!!

That is like somone calling a balck person a NIGGER. Oh how the mighnty have fallen. ANYBODY BUT BUSH. The Mooses

[grasswire]

5. did Albaugh serve in the military?

just wondering

[KamaAina]

6. KamaAina calls Allbaugh a lying rotten evil sack of...

not to worry mods, I've got your back. :evilgrin:

[TacticalPeek]

7. Interesting Allbaugh bits:

New Bridge was established in May and came to public attention because of the
Republican heavyweights on its board - most linked to one or other Bush administration
or the to family itself. Those include Joe Allbaugh, George W. Bush's presidential
campaign manager, and Ed Rogers and Lanny Griffith, former George H.W. Bush aids.

http://www.republicons.org/view_article.asp?RP_ARTICLE_ID=1160



SPECIAL INTERESTS

By Judy Sarasohn
Thursday, October 19, 2000; Page A29

Texas Gov. George W. Bush may bash Washington ways as he campaigns for president, but the wife of his campaign manager apparently is comfortable
enough working Capitol Hill and the regulatory agencies.

M. Diane Allbaugh, wife of Joe Allbaugh, the Republican's campaign manager, registered with the Senate last month to lobby on behalf of three major
Texas-based utilities. She listed 'general legislative and regulatory matters involving utility and energy issues.'

Four years ago, Bush established new rules to curb lobbying by former staffers after reports were published about three top aides quitting to become lobbyists
and about Diane Allbaugh's hiring by utility interests. Allbaugh, a lawyer whose husband was then the governor's executive assistant, quit as a lobbyist, denying
any impropriety but telling Bush in a letter at the time that she wanted 'to remove any possibility of further questions regarding the perception of a conflict.'

She did not return telephone calls for comment. But Reggie Bashur, an Austin consultant speaking on her behalf - and one of the three former Bush aides who
quit to become a lobbyist - said, 'She has the highest ethical standards in her practice. It is those standards she uses today and will use tomorrow.'

When asked what she would do about lobbying if Bush should win the presidential election, Bashur said, 'What tomorrow brings is speculation.'

He said most of her practice is at the state level and her work includes corporate, policy and 'some government relations.'

The clients she registered to lobby for were Entergy Corp., Reliant Energy Inc. and TXU.

http://www.judicialwatch.org/cases/67/bushltr.htm

[CastorTroy]

8. Funny

Joe Albaugh is a fat-f*** with a bad flat-top hair-do (last I saw anyway) and he's calling someone else a "goober"?

The grown-ups are in charge . . .

[Judi Lynn]

10. After reading your post I HAD to go google his image

He's fairly gruesome, for sure!



He's not the image of sophistication and suave, himself.

[susu369]

11. Gruesome is an appropriate word

Allbaugh was deep in the Funeralgate scandal/coverup.

And that is a flattering photo of him!

[UTUSN]

12. Boss Hog ("hogwash) Comes to Mind n/t