George's 'War On Terror' Rally ---pix->>>

[Stephanie]

When's the War On Crime start? Maybe then we can arrest the Illegal Eavesdropper.

Speaking of which, is his earpiece working today? I hear he's doing a Q&A.









http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/060111/480/kyev10201111907







LOOK! A black person!

[deminks]

1. If I only had a brain...

I would while away the hours
Conferin’ with the flowers
Consultin’ with the rain
And my head I’d be scratchin’
While my thoughts were busy hatchin’
If I only had a brain.

I’d unravel every riddle,
For every individle,
In trouble or in pain.
With the thoughts I’d be thinkin’,
I could be another lincoln,
If I only had a brain.

[kiki]

2. Or a heart. Or any courage.

At least he's got a little dog...

[PA Democrat]

13. LOL! Don't forget the flying monkeys!

[Stephanie]

3. lots of SUITS in that all-white audience

I guess it's an upper-middle-class-only town meeting. no working stiffs need apply.

[stevedeshazer]

5. Typical hand-picked crowd of rich white folks

Bet they had to sign a loyalty oath and bring lots of ca$h to their Leeder.

[deminks]

10. I think the black person is Condi, 'cause the guy behind her is Rove. nt

[Stephanie]

12. it's the camera operator

somehow he snuck in

[zbdent]

9. Well, since the "Wise and Wonderful Wizard"

has been released from the hospital . . .

[mopaul]

4. Whining the war on terror

[sakabatou]

8. Should make a bumper sticker on that

[Double T]

6. bush on the campaign trail promoting HIS WAR on terror.........

WTF....somebody better tell him he already stoled the election more than a year ago.

[hang a left]

7. small audience....aint it?

[snacker]

11. Yes, small, white, and over-dressed. n/t

[lpbk2713]

14. Who made those "Winning the War on Tair" banners?

Was it the same Propaganda Ministry that made the "Mission Accomplished" banners.





Well, Shit-for-Brains, if the "mission" was accomplished two years ago, why are we still there?

And if we are winning, does that mean we will be out of there real soon? I doubt it.

[Stephanie]

15. Yes! His name is Scott Sforza, and YOU pay his salary!

"I don't know who does it," Mr. Deaver said, "but somebody's got a good eye over there."

That somebody, White House officials and television executives say, is in fact three or four people. First among equals is Scott Sforza, a former ABC producer who was hired by the Bush campaign in Austin, Tex., and who now works for Dan Bartlett, the White House communications director. Mr. Sforza created the White House "message of the day" backdrops and helped design the $250,000 set at the United States Central Command forward headquarters in Doha, Qatar, during the Iraq war.

Mr. Sforza works closely with Bob DeServi, a former NBC cameraman whom the Bush White House hired after seeing his work in the 2000 campaign. Mr. DeServi, whose title is associate director of communications for production, is considered a master at lighting. "You want it, I'll heat it up and make a picture," he said early this week. Mr. DeServi helped produce one of Mr. Bush's largest events, a speech to a crowd in Revolution Square in Bucharest last November.

To stage the event, Mr. DeServi went so far as to rent Musco lights in Britain, which were then shipped across the English Channel and driven across Europe to Romania, where they lighted Mr. Bush and the giant stage across from the country's former Communist headquarters.

A third crucial player is Greg Jenkins, a former Fox News television producer in Washington who is now the director of presidential advance. Mr. Jenkins manages the small army of staff members and volunteers who move days ahead of Mr. Bush and his entourage to set up the staging of all White House events.

"We pay particular attention to not only what the president says but what the American people see," Mr. Bartlett said. "Americans are leading busy lives, and sometimes they don't have the opportunity to read a story or listen to an entire broadcast. But if they can have an instant understanding of what the president is talking about by seeing 60 seconds of television, you accomplish your goals as communicators. So we take it seriously."

The president's image makers, Mr. Bartlett said, work within a budget for White House travel and events allotted by Congress, which for fiscal 2003 was $3.7 million. He said he did not know the specific cost of staging Mr. Bush's Sept. 11 anniversary speech, or what the White House was charged for the lights. A spokeswoman at the headquarters of Musco Lighting in Oskaloosa, Iowa, said the company did not disclose the prices it charged clients.

http://www.notinourname.net/resources_links/bush_image_may03.htm

[lpbk2713]

16. Thanks for the info.

I would love to see an accurate accounting of the funds that are squandered by the big spenders at the BFEE Propaganda Ministry. I know just one taxpayer paid trip in Air Force One to a rethug fund raiser by Smirky and his gang of criminals costs more than I will ever pay in taxes in my lifetime.

[peekaloo]

17. Spinning the war on terra.

fucking lame infomercial.