Is GOP Senator Kit Bond A Liar Or Just Plain Stupid?

[blueworld]

"Lost in the coverage Monday of Senate Republicans blocking the no-confidence vote on Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, was a silly little speech given by Kit Bond (R-MO) about the Iraq war, the Democratic response to the quagmire and, as the Congressional Record labeled it, "Media Bias" in reporting on the American occupation.

Bond covered all the usual Republican bases, saying that Congress should not oppose the war because "it is critical that we not fall into this trap set by al-Qaida" and that withdrawal resolutions tell "the Sunni terror cells and the Shia militias that America's political will is wavering." Blah, blah, blah.

But this time, Bond, who recently returned from a trip to Iraq that I'm sure included John McCain-like protection and carefully-selected photo opportunities, said that what he's seen in Iraq compared to recent media coverage at home tells him that the horrible liberal press is once again doing its hate-America thing."

http://bobgeiger.blogspot.com/ (halfway down page)

[Greeby]

1. How bout both? nt

[whistle]

2. Yes he certainly is both!

[jobycom]

3. Just say "Republican." It means both things anyway, with "evil" added in.

[ck4829]

4. I'd go with both.

[catmandu57]

5. Yeah both and he's a whiskey drunk

I've watched him fall apart across the state, getting looser and looser, he'll start out at a press conference in St. Louis looking fine, then Colombia, Jeff City, by the time he makes Kansas City the son of a bitch is lucky to be walkinbg upright.
He looks like W C Fields on a good day, his days are numbered here.

[Oilwellian]

6. Yes, thank you for including his alcoholism

It's quite apparent to anyone who watches him.

[Sherman A1]

8. Agreed

[LeftishBrit]

7. I'm not an expert on Kit Bond...

but if he's a Republican senator, the chances are that he's both!

[LSK]

9. trap set by Al Qaida???? They made Bush invade Iraq???

:wtf: