tweety called rove a 'nasty bugger'

[spanone]

today i like him.....

tomorrow? probably not

m$nbc

he went on to call karl 'the architect of everything that is evil'

[marions ghost]

1. "the architect of everything that is evil"

--I second that! He's more of a mastermind than just a "nasty bugger."

Karl Rove is so pathological it's amazing he's still able to buckle his head on in the morning.

[spanone]

3. tweety also asked a great question...if the 'nazi' guy wants to reenact ww2, why reenact that side?

[pretzel4gore]

2. $13 trillion lost forever says rove more then a nasty bugger

the defrauding of the american people (and through them, everybody else) has been going on since 1796 (the French Revolution) at least...and the ruling elitists knows it. George Orwell described seeing a child of 8 or so leading a massive water buffalo across a levee in Burma, where he worked for awhile. Orwell said he was amazed that such a tiny kid actually controlled such a huge animal, and realised that's exactly what human social order is like! And the fact the buffalo KNOWS it's stronger then the boy doesn't affect anything. We too know, yet mr pig runs riot....

[monmouth]

4. It's Monday, Tweets is always good on Monday. By Friday he'll have

Nazi guy on and praise his cool uniform...

[spanone]

6. bwahahahahaaa....you're right!

[gratuitous]

5. Suggestion for Tweety

Quit carrying that nasty bugger's water, then. Because every time you have one of his minions on your program, and you're not prepared for the filth they spew, they get a free platform and a pass for every little utterance that crosses their febrile little minds. If you spent half the time preparing for your guests that you do at the swell cocktail parties, you might actually justify having a program.

[felinetta]

7. Hey Chris: Never forget David Gregory danced with this nasy bugger.

[ljm2002]

8. This is why I never write him off permanently...

...although truth to tell, I can't actually watch him. I just can't stand to watch that brand of teevee, where the host shouts over his guests, not letting them respond to the question before he rushes in with spittle a-flying.

Oh well, still, when he dishes it out sometimes it's really good.

[Skidmore]

9. That was only after he went on and on earlier about

"the tradition of pride" that is present for those Civil War re-enactors of Confederate soldiers while trying to figure out where said tradition is present for those donning a Nazi uniform for re-enactments. I about choked when he said that. What tradition of pride is he talking about? If genocide makes those wearing these Nazi uniforms undesirable, then slavery for the Confederacy is not something to be proud of either.

[Egnever]

10. Takes one to know one.

Tweety is kinda a nasty bugger himself depending on the day.