How many times will Shrub say "You can run, but you can't hide" tonight

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

[bryant69]

1. How many times will he say "You can hide, but you can't run?"

You never know.

Bryant
Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com

[donhakman]

Paul Wellstone

couldn't hide either.

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

5. Ohhh - thats a good one!

:thumbsup:

[eddiebrowns]

2. Debates

So, does it count as 1 if he gets at least halfway through the mantra? I voted 3 figuring that he'll start the sentence at least 6 times and never really get through it.

[liberal N proud]

14. True n/t

[tjdee]

3. The liberalest senator is Senator Kennedy. Libral libral libral.

And they used to call it mediSCARE, hih hih hih....


:eyes:
I'm sure he's got lots of stupid things to say.

[TaleWgnDg]

10. go figure. how is it possible for John Forbes Kerry to be

"the most 'libral' Senator in the Senate" and yet never having sponsored too many Senate bills?

The radical rightwingnut illogic is as high as, ummmmm, a high tide with a full moon and a hurricane five.

[RoyalWickedness]

4. I can't even hazard a guess...

But Kerry's immediate response each time he does (as mentioned by another poster here) should be:

"And you, Mr. President, can run FROM your record, but you can't run ON it."

[Lefta Dissenter]

6. He says it more like,

"You can run, but you can nut hide."

Is this some reference to that photo of the squirrel in his office? ... or perhaps it's 'subliminable' codpiece advertising! :shrug:

[NewYorkerfromMass]

7. AWOL is the last guy to be making this charge

and his actions on 9/11 don't speak well of him either.

[TaleWgnDg]

8. yup. that's right up there with . . .

how many times will Dumbya lean forward and attempt to grab the importance of a situation by saying, "see . . . " or "look . . . " or "listen . . . "

My favorite is Dumbya leaning forward as if to drive it home by saying "see . . . (pause, pause, pause)"

Too damn funny. But it's serious, very serious. He's our president. He's our Command-in-Chief. U N B E L I E V A B L E!

. .

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

9. "In other words..." - thats his favorite. It means let me dumb it down for

you. Cuz I'm the president and that means I am starter than you is.

[tjdee]

13. "I understand that's what a leader does" & "That's my job."

It's like he's 10 and being quizzed.

He's so condescending, which is hilarious because he is the poster child for lazy thinking and misunderestimating.

[TaleWgnDg]

15. here's a quote re how Dumbya regards himself

**************************
"I'm the commander, I do not need to
explain why I say things. That's the
interesting thing about being the President.
Maybe somebody needs to explain to me
why they say something, but I don't feel like
I owe anybody an explanation ..."
— GWBush, asserting what seems to be
a messianic complex.
**************************

Could this dysfunction somewhat explain why Dumbya never makes mistakes???????

[TBreeze]

11. My guess is at least 3

"And you, Mr. President, can run FROM your record, but you can't run ON it."

That's a great line, I'd have to cheer if Kerry used it.

[DemocracyInaction]

12. Bush--he better not shout, he better not cry, he better not pout

or Santa Claus is not coming in November for him. He will use the line over and over BUT when your opponent knows that this is going to happen (having heard it a zillion times over) it just opens an idiot (and Bush is a prime idiot) up to a zinger line (and you, sir, are no John Kennedy)from the opponent. Let the boy stray there...I think Kerry will have a comeback that gut punches him (i.e., "You can hide from your record, sir, but you sure as hell can't run on it).

[Buns_of_Fire]

16. "You can run, but you can't... you can't... fool me twice..."

The opening credits for tonight's episode of boosh* the Lesser:
Metaphors by MixMaster
Cliches by DeCarload