Time to debunk the green shoes

[AnIndependentTexan]

I'm not saying that the Bush family is trying to send out a message that green means go. I'm not trying to prove that the shoes are code words for start the election fraud. I'm not trying to say that Bush Senior worked on coding with the CIA and knows about color codes.

What I am saying is someone has a bad sense of fashion. We all know the Bush clan wouldn't be smart enough to send out a signal to all their people by the Bush family tape. They just have a bad fashion sense. Green could just be a poor choice of colors for a shoe. Remember green does not mean go in stop lights.

[Straight Shooter]

1. You're absolutely right. And it's just a coinky-dink that Jenna is seated

next to that thing called george w. bush, so that the camera would catch her swinging leg.

Matter of fact, that leg began to swing just as the camera pulled away from bush when he was first talking. But there is absolutely no reason to think it's anything but a coinky-dink.

And there's no reason to suspect that the "Barney chant" had anything to do with some sort of signal. Nuh-uh.

George W. Bush, the coinky-dink prezzident.

[alittlelark]

2. She is a fashion nightmare - for all (those looking) to see

and I must say, that whole scene is quite disturbing.

[Straight Shooter]

3. Oh, good grief. I just noticed all the bush women are wearing shawls.

What is that supposed to mean? "Cover up"?

Ouch! My tinfoil hat just pinched me!

Twin Barb is not wearing a shawl, but some item of clothing covering her dress, like a suit jacket.

[Fescue4u]

5. They are also sitting on couches

No doubt a message that says they plan to sit in power for the next 4 years!!

[Fescue4u]

4. If they were going to send a signal

My guess is they would use a phone.

[Straight Shooter]

10. The bushes love to play mind games. Phones can be so boring.

Thus the weird photo op press conference.

And those green shoes. Maybe Jenna wants to be model for Victoria's Secret.

[tbuddha]

6. The shoes totally don't match

you'd think she could at least color coordinate

[Silver Gaia]

7. This has nothing to do with anything

but what the hell is that thing on the floor under the coffee table????

[LisaLynne]

8. Yeah, what the heck IS that thing?? nt

[momzno1]

9. looks like a dog toy to me

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

11. I found this video odd and disturbing

But I find all of the Bushes to be odd and disturbing! ;)

Where was Barney, and why was Jenna so shrill, and yes that darn foot bobbing up and down was weird.

Also, how soon after this event did the following occur???

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3987237.stm

Drawing up blueprints for Bush victory

By Rachel Clarke
BBC News, Washington

Excerpt:

By the time election night came around, Mr Rove was in the White House, where, unusually for a political adviser, he has an office.

He set up computers in the Old Family Dining Room and started tabulating results. He had set up a massive network of contacts, not just in state capitals, but individual districts and precincts to monitor turnout and support.


Mr Rove may spin the news, but the media still wants to hear him
Early exit polls quoted by media seemed to give Mr Kerry the edge, but colleagues said Mr Rove indicated right away that they did not tally with his information.

He used his own data to put Ohio and Florida in the Bush column - bringing cheers from the president and his family when he went into the Roosevelt Room and told them.

And when the TV networks gave either Ohio or Nevada to Mr Bush but not both - which would have led him to be declared as the winner - Mr Rove was one of the president's aides who got on the phone to news chiefs to try to pressure them to change their minds.