CNN wants to know if Bush should take less time off? (video)

[CatWoman]

http://crooksandliars.com/

[CatWoman]

1. KICK

:kick:

this is pretty "unexpected" of CNN

[pacalo]

2. Speaking as one who stopped watching CNN about 2 years ago,

this Cafferty guy has really changed his tune. I remember when he used to read letters of opposing views on air & call the writers unpatriotic.

I have to give him credit for being flexible, though. I don't think that would ever happen at Faux News.

[CatWoman]

3. otoh

they did look pretty ridiculous standing out in the sun like that, pretending they were "working"

[pacalo]

8. Yes, he hit that one on the nose. :)

[MoonAndSun]

4. did you catch the last line in the question?

does bush* take too much time off, or not enough time off??

Do you think that was a snide remark, maybe thinking that he should take the rest of his presidency off? Cafferty surely was not on the Chimp's side on this question.

[dajoki]

5. i saw it too...

and i agree with you about cafferty, he was good with that question. as for shrub, leave him in crawford, what the hell is the difference?

[Cleita]

6. Most Presidents shouldn't take off as much time as * does,

however, in his case, I feel that the lazier he is the less harm gets done to this country.

Take all the time you want George. As a matter-of-fact you can resign if you like and never come back. Buh, bye.

[surrealist]

7. shrub does his worst evil in Crawford

Time off? He's down there plotting evil with his associates. Remember, 9/11 happened while he was down there. The invasion of Iraq happened right after a "vacation" in Crawford. He is up to no good.

[lildreamer316]

9. As if we really needed to even ask this question.

It boggles the mind.