tony snow - bush loves the job and bush is a good manager

[BOSSHOG]

and its the best job snow has ever had. tony snow blathering on this morning on NPR's Wait, Wait don't tell me. bush is just the best fucking boss in the world and stare in awe at his management skills and tony just so love's lying to the American people. The best job he's ever had. Spreading disinformation to protect and run interference for a drug addicted, corporate criminal military deserting sack of shit. Best job he's ever had.

[niyad]

1. I am sure der chimpenfuhrer loves the job--he gets to PRETEND to be a military person, he gets to

dress up in all kinds of costumes, and he doesn't actually have to DO anything.

if he is such a good manager, why did just about every company with which he was involved go bankrupt?

WHAT, in the name of sweet reason, is snowjob smoking?

[Auntie Bush]

15. Bush* is a good manager!

He manages to take his nappy every day and ride his bikey for miles and get to beddy-by early.

[ProudDad]

2. I JUST Heard this!!!

GOD DAMN!!!!

He said bush is such a good manager that,"there are almost NO leaks from this white house 'cause everyone's so happy!"

I guess bush is a good manager just like Heinrich Himmler and Hitler were great managers. You hardly heard a peep about gassing Jews, Slavs, Gays and Gypsies during WWII. Hitler, Himmler, bush, what great managers; able to commit mounds of war crimes with nobody squeeling...

[Olney Blue]

3. Tony Snow was a propagandist at Fox, and is now one for the White House.

No difference.

[beltanefauve]

4. F---kin' NPR again!

Why does NPR keep giving these propogandists the time of day, never mind a full-on microphone???:mad:

[BOSSHOG]

5. They spread the wealth

and in their position I don't think they can obviously omit a political view. I think its good that the scum that represents the "conservative" point of view in this country gets aired. The more people who knows of the likes of coulter and snow the better. And Wait, Wait is a wickedly liberal persona with a great deal of talent and education and knowledge and humor displayed. Things that fail or are nonexistent in conservative venues.

[grasswire]

6. then they oughta get off the teat

Federal funding is a small amount of NPR's budget. If they dumped the funding and truly leaned on listener support, they wouldn't have to kowtow and tiptoe.

[BOSSHOG]

9. I'll flopflop

I'm fortunate enough to have access to two NPR stations (New Orleans and Biloxi.) If we can spend a billion dollars and more a week in Iraq then tax dollars can be given to NPR (my opinion.) I wouldn't want the entity to become an AAR clone. I don't see too much kowtowing and tiptoeing. I appreciate the airing of both sides; get alot of information from the stations and hear the liberal point of view well aired. And I get a whole bunch of local and state programming as well.

[lyonn]

7. I'm convinced he is running for president.

He has his speech down pat. So He thinks. Pure jerk. Actually he is probably doing the Dems a favor with his stupidity. He never answers a question which proves the answers would be devastating to the leadership.

[tblue]

8. If TS says it, you know the opposite is true

* is such good a manager he can handle having only yes-men in his midst.

Of course *'s people 'stare in awe' at his management skills. In awe of how awful they are.

If TS says something is black, you know you can bet your bottom dollar it's white.

[madrchsod]

10. crap i missed it

i usually listen every saturday but missed it today. npr brings the best out of these fools

[BOSSHOG]

11. and bless tony's heart, he failed to win a prize for a listener

Paula Poundstone attempted to ruff him up a bit. When he said it was the best job he's ever had, she asked him if he ever worked at IHOP. Then went on to say (in relative polite tones) that they needed to know his employment background if this is the best job he's ever had. Good stuff that fortunately didn't last long.

[madrchsod]

12. that really sucks when they fail to win

kind`a fitting another failure for the bush team...a few people here think that npr is republican radio but it certainly is not. listening to dianne reem basically calling a right wing toadie a liar is well worth the money

[BOSSHOG]

14. I listen to NPR almost everyday

Right wing is the last thing I'd call it. I find it quite a pleasant experience. I truly love Diane. As someone once said NPR is boring but important. I even appreciate the classical interludes. As I tell my wife, its rap music of the 17th century.

[pinto]

13. "You're doing a heck of a job Brownie" errr, Don, errr Tony, errr...

[ncteechur]

16. Obviously there is a new hash bar at the WH and everyone is

going there.

[dkofos]

17. The best LIAR money can buy