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[...] UPDATE: Guess who this is accepting a kiss on the cheek from Pres. Bush in 2004?  Trackback:  http://www.laughtergenealogy.com/blog/archives/723/trackback/ [...]

I also heard she cheated on her 4th grade spelling test.

Maybe she has a gay relative. Wouldn’t that be something!

She has done a 180, politically. And she has the right to do that. She does not have the right to make everyone else pretend that it did not happen. She has chosen to alter her perception of the world, and now fully expects the world to alter to fit her new perception. She has not explained why she has changed, only pretends that it did not happen. Statements attributed to her family members paint this woman as having become mentally unhinged in the months after her son’s funeral. She blames those within reach for her sons death, not those who killed him. A not uncommon chain of events. My question is, does she have political aspirations of her own? Lots of free publicity and an unassailable soapbox, her son’s coffin. Politicians do much more reprehinsible things on a daily basis.

Rob, she talks about her first meeting with Dubya all the time.

I realize that you have a nearly-pathological need to parrot every lie and distortion the right-wing media feeds you, but this is just lame, dude. Surely, with all the resources of Fox, EIB, and Drudge behind you, you can do better than this.

Weak, dude.

Don Myers bloviates, I realize that you have a nearly-pathological need to parrot every lie and distortion the right-wing media feeds you, but this is just lame, dude. Surely, with all the resources of Fox, EIB, and Drudge behind you, you can do better than this.

Weak, dude.

I realize that you have a nearly-pathological need to parrot every lie and distortion that the left-wing media feeds you, but this is just lame, dude.  Surely, with all of the resources of CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, PBS, BBC, CBC, and George Soros behind you, you can do better than this.

Weak dude.

Don,

Do you enjoy being a rhetorical punching bag?

Rehtorically speaking, of course Andrew.

I’m getting tired of this Cindy Sheehan thing.  It’s all anyone, the right and the left, talks about.  There’s not really any debate left in it.  Just feels like we’re kicking a dead horse.

Like Oliver Willis, I presume?

Do you enjoy being a rhetorical punching bag?

Brandon, I’ve yet to encounter anyone on this blog capable of throwing a limp, girlish slap, let alone a rhetorical “punch.”

Frankly, I’m using boys like you and lik as an easy way to keep track of what the weakest of the right-wing attack hamsters are doing before moving on to the guys who at least know what the hell they’re doing.

Don Myers said, Frankly, I’m using boys like you and lik as an easy way to keep track of what the weakest of the right-wing attack hamsters are doing before moving on to the guys who at least know what the hell they’re doing.

Egh!  Hahaha.  You weird New Yawker liberals and your hamsters!  Hahaha.  Weirdo.

Whatever helps you sleep at night, Don. Though I can certainly understand how our attempts to get you to connect with reality seem like weak, girlish punches to you.

Such is the life of a terminal sufferer of Bush Derangement Syndrome.