May 1, 2007 is a great day

[madokie]

I just watched a speech by the monkey boy where no one applauded. I am going to mark my calender today as the day bush* jumped the shark. Yep, the love is gone and he was so mindful of that too.

[MrModerate]

1. Love it . . . what was the venue? n/t

[madokie]

4. the speech he gave in florida today on cspan2

he was talking but no one was listening, he's history

[ProgressiveFool]

2. I think he jumps the shark anually

on this day. He's just trying to finally get people to stop teasing him about "Mission Accomplished".

[rosesaylavee]

3. Was this the veto speech?

Please say yes. :bounce:

[madokie]

5. Yes it was

none of his applause lines worked, not a single one and he threw them all out too. it was rich, rich I tells ya

[Cobalt-60]

7. and with a hand picked audience too...alas

[rosesaylavee]

8. Time to fire the 'hand-picker'!

:7

[Jack Rabbit]

6. When does this go up in the vid forum?

I wanna see!! I wanna see!!

[madokie]

9. I don't know how to do it, sorry

that madokie actually should read maddumbassokie :shrug: :rofl:

[Jack Rabbit]

10. If you load a video there, you will get step-by-step instructions

Not even I could muck it up.

That's the good news. The bad news is that YouTube is the only format supported.

[madokie]

12. well thats more than I knew, thanks

I'll see if I can find

[vireo]

11. This is becoming the norm

Yesterday, President Bush visited Fort Irwin, billed as the premier military desert training camp, to reinforce the image of a President completely divorced from reality. Ostensibly there to sell the White House's "surge" to the men and women who have been training for desert combat but sounding more like a drunken carnival barker tying to persuade the nonresponsive crowd to pay their dollar to see the Bearded Lady (no, not Karen Hughes), the President trotted out the same shallow platitudes he's been using for the past six years. "They'll follow us home." "Leaving is failure." "September the 11th." (The last one got quite the workout, by the way.) What was evident this time around was the deafening silence that met the pauses for applause in his speech. This was supposed to be a friendly audience. Oh my.
http://www.firedoglake.com/2007/04/05/frogs-and-firecrackers/

[Cameron27]

14. Oh my is right.

ROFL, he's running on empty and sputtering out.

[madokie]

15. the missing applause is all its going to take for him to have a hissy fit

right out on stage in front of gawd and everybody in plain sight to be seen by all who cares to look. :-)

the little man is heading for a very embarassing breakdown. imo

[mudesi]

13. My ''favorite'' conservative blog in the days of 2003...

http://www.thewaterglass.net/archives/2003_04.html

"Nyah, Nyah, Nyah, Neener Neener

National Review Online, one of my favorite sites in the whole world, has unfortunately engaged in "neener neener journalism" in their latest article, which quotes various anti-war pundits, Monday-morning military quarterbacks, and the typical loudmouth cretins who predicted things like "quagmire" in order to show how wrong they all were.

Like I said, neener neener journalism. Doesn't mean that it isn't brilliant, however. Ha!"

David, Waterglass Admin. Apr. 10, 2003

"Thing is, I think a bit of gloating, a little neener neener is okay, in that the anti-war crowd was so goddamn convinced that they were right and everyone else is wrong"

David, Waterglass Admin. Apr. 14, 2003