Say Anything Blog

He should go out there, graciuosly hand her into the pickup, and drive her up to the house. In this very personal and private matter the press have no right to intrude. Period.

Doesn’t Brody later slap the character played by Richard Dreyfuss, who lapses into womanly hysteria just at the moment when it becomes time for The Men to FIGHT or DIE?

I disagree, 2H9.  I think it’s a matter of principle at this point that you can’t just demande the Commander in Cheif’s attention and expect to get it.  If she was polite and requested a visit, I think he might have done just that.  But she’s grandstanding, she’s not being genuine.

Sheehan wants more than anything to call Bush a liar to his face in front of cameras. She doesn’t actually want to talk…

I know, A. But being the Southern Gentleman/Tejas Rancher, W is reguired to do the hospitality thang. No matter how much this bitch needs punched in the mouth for bringing dishonor upon her son’s sacrifice.

I can’t remember, marty. I have read the book so many times I can not remember what happens in the movie.

Funny you should mention the book.  I read it when i was, oh 12 i suppose, long before i could legally see the movie.  I don’t remember much, except for the chapter that my parents had cut out of the book.  A big gap of torn pages, having something to do with (or so i hear) adultery.  I must not have missed much—they cut that part out of the movie as well…

2H9 - that’s what I’ve thought for a while. A private conversation. Except the second she’s back from the ranch she’ll be in front of 50 cameras and mikes lying her ass off.

That is when you release the tape made by the White House videographer. Complete with written transcript and photos.

Don’t tell her it is there, only the photog. Video recording equipment is rather small anymore. Hell, if the photog is using digital system they could be doing both.

That is when you release the tape made by the White House videographer.

What is to stop her from playing to the camera?

That’s not really a private conversation and it’s unethical and possibly illegal.

Since when did ethics or legality enter into politics. You fight fire with fire. She set the boundries in this little psycho-drama when she crapped all over her dead child and what he believed in and died for. I say we fight this particular fire with a napalm strike. Vaporize this woman right off the planet, politically speaking.

I don’t think that’s the right approach. I really don’t think there’s any reason for the President to do that and I don’t think it would work. He should go out take her aside and talk to her in private, which is after all what she says she wants.

Didn’t two Bush admin. guys go out and talk to her one of the first days she was protesting?  Meaning that she’s now talked to the President and two high-ranking cabinet members?

How much does she want?

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-- Thomas Jefferson

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She wants more. And more. And more. She will never be satisfied. Period.