W.House on Cheney Obscenity: These Things Happen

[ashling]

W.House on Cheney Obscenity: These Things Happen
Sat Jun 26, 2004 05:08 PM ET

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"These things happen from time to time," said White House spokesman Scott McClellan when asked what Bush's reaction to Cheney's remark had been.

"You're talking about one incident involving a private exchange," McClellan told reporters traveling with Bush on a trip to Ireland and Turkey. "It's not an issue with the president. The president is looking ahead."

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http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=domesticNews&storyID=5521581

Fucking hypocrites!

[Catfight]

1. Didn't they demand John Kerry apologize when he had his private

exchange calling them a bunch of crooks and liars? Hum....The truth hurts doesn't it? LOL THe Potty House is no longer dignified and honorable if Cheney can't even apologize for his churlish behavior. Bunch of foul mouthed bullies, the whole lot of them are an embarrassment to America.

[bobthedrummer]

2. Cheney is a war profiteer and criminal that traitorously revealed a CIA

agent's identity, he should be impeached, tried and if convicted of treason get the maximum penalty.

[drb]

3. So, let me get this straight - Chimpy is helping us to understand...

...that a big sign saying,

"GO FUCK YOURSELF, BUSH!"

would not be "an issue."

Right?

[ashling]

4. These things happen

and it couldn't happen to a more deserving pig.

[Thor_MN]

7. I might have to go visit my brother this fall

with just such a sign. I would like to be standing somewhere near the White House on a Wednesday morning in November.

[sofa king]

5. These things happen when you're a bitter, greedy old warhorse.

[cureautismnow]

6. @#$% Happens, Too

Now go @#$% yourself, Scotty. There, I feel better now.:bounce:

[Octafish]

8. FUCK YOU, BUSH!

[whistle]

9. Boys will be boys, eh.....

..."You're talking about one incident involving a private exchange". On the senate floor? How private is that? Just how do we explain to our children, grandchildren, wives and whoever that if the vice president of the United States of America can go tell someone to "go fuck yourself" when a disagreement comes up, that it's an acceptable social error. Does that make it okay for the rest of us to tell senators and other persons such as supreme court justices, police officers and the like to "go fuck themselves" and then explain that these things happen and it makes us feel better?