Cheney: "What foreign leaders support Kerry?"

[blondeatlast]

Which ones support YOUR guy, Dick?!

He posed the question yesterday at a whistle stop here in AZ.

Informed speculation, DUers, what foreign leaders will support ****'s reelection?

[trotsky]

1. The Saudis

Since * has done such a good job absolving them of any responsibility in the war on terror.

[blondeatlast]

3. No doubt, and we need to make it obvious to the people.

The **** family is far too cozy with them.

[KittyWampus]

11. Their Consigliere James Baker Is Representing The Saudis

in a lawsuit the 9/11 Widows are bringing against them.

Now there's a great angle for the Democrats...

Oh WAIT! Kerry actually suggesting sending Baker to the ME as envoy.

Oh well, :(

[NJCher]

14. we'll get an assist on that today

Because House of Bush/Saud is out. If you want to hear a program on it, tune into WNYC at noon EST:

The Leonard Lopate Show
House of Bush, House of Saud
Airs weekdays at noon
Craig Unger looks into the ties between the Bushes and the Saudis.

www.wnyc.org


Cher

[SpiralHawk]

2. Time to stand and be counted

"I have nothing but contempt and anger for those who betray the trust by exposing the names of our sources. They are, in my view, the most insidious of traitors."

- 26 Apr 1999, Former President George HW Bush.

[jean]

4. If Cheney, he who has no clue, keeps asking that question

perhaps some other world leaders (besides the new leadership in Spain) will start speaking out.

Keep it coming, Cheney!

[BurtWorm]

10. The Bushists want Kerry to name leaders they can make political hay over.

Who wants Kerry? The French. The Germans. The Russians. All those traitors who didn't support America in its time of need.

They're going to be playing to their base all year long.

[jean]

17. it's not going to work - Cheney et al will help clarify to their base that

the entire world is against them. Kudos to the Spainards for throwing out the lying liars. Maybe our country will follow suit.

Say it enough times Cheney, and the media will be repeatedly pointing out that the reporter recanted the word "leaders."

[rfranklin]

5. When your only frame of reference is...

the country club and the boardroom, you tend to lose touch with reality and believe everything you say, even when you know you're lying to yourself.

[Ganja Ninja]

6. It's easy to tell the foreign leaders that support Bush.

They're the ones being voted out of office.

[ithacan]

7. and don't forget the dictators!!

the ones on "our" side, they all LOVE Bush.

You know the ones, the really brutal ones who torture and kill their opponents, like Bush's buddies in Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia, etc...

[Hav]

8. lol

:thumbsup:

[AntiCoup2K4]

9. If Kerry told the BCE which foreign leaders supported him....

...those countries would suddenly be "attacked by Al Qaeda" :eyes:

[snippy]

12. Democrats should launch an agressive response to this Bushshit.

Something like:

It would be Bush league diplomacy to reveal the identity of someone who said something in confidence. It is apparent that everyone, even the most ardent Bush supporter, knows that Bush would do the dishonorable thing and breach a confidence if he were in the same situation. Lacking any honor or integrity, Cheney, Powell, McClellan and and all the other members of the Bush administraion are confounded when someone behaves with honor and integrity. Kerry is not some dishonorable cowboy.

Someone also should point out that it is the Bush administration which relishes revealing confidential identities. Even when it is a felony.

[pansypoo53219]

13. very very very few

maybe berlusconi since he is as fascist as the chimp.

[revcarol]

15. And as corrupt as the Bush administration.

Know that was off topic...

but those birds of a feather sure flock together...

[justgamma]

16. It would be much easier

for the shrub to list his supporters.