I am watching the lying dictator's

[sallyseven]

press conference and my head is exploding. I left the room because I am afraid the neighbors will call the police on my language and screaming insults. The press instead of asking hard questions are as usual giving him a pass. God help us all He is out of his mind,

[EV_Ares]

1. This is the most nothing news conference I have ever seen even

above the others. Nothing & this press does nothing but laugh at his unfunny jokes. What was the purpose of this? Why is there even a WH press corps?

[Cha]

7. That's what is even

more depressing..the stenographers(may Karma bitchslap soon) standing around like lobotomized laprats.

[bunnies]

2. He makes me want to kick my tv.

seriously. :argh:

And for fucks sake... will SOMEONE teach him how to say nuclear?! :banghead:

[EV_Ares]

3. Actually, the press corps makes you just as sick. nt.

[bunnies]

5. Youre so right.

all laughing and yucking it up... why didnt they put him against the ropes today? Is there Nothing this guy cant get away with?

[Cha]

8. All the bananas in the world

won't teach that monkey how to say nuclear.

[1corona4u]

4. Who cares what he says...

I never watch him. Ever.

[Cha]

9. There's that...but some

have to do reconnaisance to see what the enemy is saying..otherwise, they just damn well run over everything. We can read that the pressluts don't care what he says either..

[1corona4u]

12. LOL...

[Cha]

6. This is why I don't watch.. I can't

do that to myself anymore. I don't think I've watched bush since the Gore debates.

Props to those who can and report back from stupidland.

[EV_Ares]

10. Admit, I did watch but not for long, was too nauseating and the WH

press corps has the easiest jobs in the world, they way they do nothing.

[Uncle Joe]

11. I don't believe any of them asked a single question about global warming,

if they did, I missed it. That reminds me of this not too long ago Al Gore Interview.

http://www.showbuzz.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/11/19/vnu/main3524266.shtml?source=search_story

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"The melting of the Arctic ice cap, at the current rate -- well, it could be gone in 22 years, or even in as few as seven," he said.

He reckoned that by inauguration day -- Jan. 20, 2009 -- whoever is president will be confronted with climate change as "his or her No. 1 priority."

Without naming the culprit he had in mind, Gore indicted one particular news interviewer, who Gore said had put some 2,000 questions to candidates over the last year or so, but not a single one had been about global warming.

Having met with scientists recently in Boulder, Colo., to discuss the latest evidence on environmental degradation, Gore pointed out that he went back to his hotel room, only to hear the latest news bulletin on the TV networks: "Britney Spears has just lost custody of her two children."

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