* acting like fool at king funeral....

[Teaser]

news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/060207/ids_photos_ts/r1522133267.jpg


yes, that's our president in the background...slouched and bored...


2 can play this obnoxious image game...

[Steven_S]

1. sorry, the page you requested was not found...

come on, where is it?

[orleans]

7. i got to the page (copy & paste) but i'll try to post the link

and bushie?? not bored. he's laughing, snickering and trying to hide it behind his paw

http://news.yahoo.com/photos/ss/events/ts/013106corettaking/im:/060207/480/gadm15002072129;_ylt=ArBiEXkimTQmW9B9CF2Xaf3mWMcF;_ylu=X3oDMTA5bGcyMWMzBHNlYwNzc25hdg--?sp=6000

[spotbird]

12. Another respectful pose

?x=380&y=313&sig=9MGD_Tp546frLPqGYTWBDQ--

He does seem to be in a bad mood this am, the man was suffering about the loss. Or maybe he couldn't find a way to avoid the funeral? This is what the second he's attended in his administration.

[spotbird]

9. here it is

but the link wasn't copyable earlier. strange.

?

[maine_raptor]

10. Looks like he's picking his nose...............n/t

[Doctor_J]

11. You're not supposed to smile at funerals.

Remember when hate radio did a week on Clinton laughing at Ron Brown's funeral, then turned it into "He had Brown murdered". These people are really depraved.

[rzemanfl]

2. Link doesn't work. n/t

[Teaser]

3. UPDATE:just cut and paste

the link, for some reason I can't link to it with the http://

don't know what's going on.

[TomInTib]

4. God, what idiots. teehee,snorf,slouch

I couldn't link either.
Cut and paste.
This is what I got.



Hmmm....bet it doesn't stay up long.

[PerceptionManagement]

5. I'm so pleased he had to sit through it and see

how most Americans feel about him. I hope he is really, really pissed.

[frogbison]

8. Still, it pisses me off

that he is seated directly behind the speakers' podium. With his record regarding civil rights, he should be out in the back 40.

[Arugula Latte]

6. Bush = Dickwad

God this country has never sunk so low ...

[Doremus]

13. Yahoo headline calls it a "raucous" funeral

Speakers seized on the presence of President Bush to attack his policies on Tuesday at the funeral of Coretta Scott King, the first lady of the U.S. civil rights movement.

Jimmy Carter, one of four presidents to speak, took a jab at Bush's domestic eavesdropping program during six hours of sermons, speeches and song for the late widow of Nobel peace laureate Martin Luther King Jr., assassinated in 1968.

The 10,000 mourners also heard the Rev. Joseph Lowery, a civil-rights leader, cite Mrs. King's legacy as a champion of racial equality while launching barbs at Bush administration policies on Iraq and health care.


When's the last time Junior was in a crowd that wasn't a pack of hand-picked toadies? Probably scared the crap outta him. :)