Freepers protest WH Correspondents Dinner

[TheWebHead]

"About 15 protestors from the conservative Web site Free Republic raised a fuss outside on a sunny evening, passing out baby pacifiers with “CNN” written on them and carrying signs. One featured a picture of Osama bin Laden and the words: “My best friends are Dana Priest, James Risen, and Eric Lichtblau” (all recently named Pulitzer winners)."

http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1002425360

I don't get the CNN pacifiers, is this related to the request to not always watch Faux News on Air Force One? Whatever it is, it beats their Kerry flip flops props for obnoxious behavior.

[Sparkly]

1. New word for Freepers: "Backwash."

Thanks to Sir Colbert!!

[Raster]

2. As ususal FreepThePublic got it all wrong. The should have carried

Osama Bin Laden signs that said:

The NeoCons have been VERY good to me!

The NeoCons should be carrying signs that read:

Thanks Osama! We couldn't have done it without you!

[Swamp Rat]

3. YAAY!! MAKE NOISE!!! COMPLAIN!!! PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZZZZZZ!!!

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[NYC Liberal]

4. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

HAH.

15 show up for a Freeper protest.

300,000 show up for an anti-Bush protest here in New York.

:rofl::rofl:

[PerceptionManagement]

5. "baby pacifiers"? Oh, wait, they're Freepers...

Normally I think of Freepers making a fuss with "adult pacifiers" in their, er.."hands".

[Robbien]

6. Did you read the blurb on Scarborough?

MSNBC conservative host Joe Scarborough, asked to size up the president's current political problems, said,“The common wisdom is that George Bush and the Republican party are in trouble. There is no doubt that if the Democrats take control of the House or Senate, the last two years for George Bush will be as difficult for him as the last two years were for Clinton.” In any case, he added, “most people think Bush will not recover and investigations will continue for years.”

The late-breaking “Hookergate” scandal, he said, “will keep reporters and columnists busy this summer.”