Bay Buchanan is sick of hearing about Katrina

[AlCzervik]

unreal, video link
http://www.crooksandliars.com/2006/04/27.html#a8070

[Maccagirl]

1. And we're all sick of hearing...

oh, never mind-it's WAY too easy.

[Lost-in-FL]

2. The Nazis

are also sick of hearing about the Holocaust.

[acmavm]

3. Jeez, we've been trying to live down that 'type' of ditz since humans

climbed down out of the trees. What a moran.

[KingFlorez]

4. And I get sick of seeing her dumb butt on tv

[LynzM]

5. Well, tell Bay Buchanan

To go live in a broken FEMA trailer with no resources for a while, see how she(?) feels about it then. Sorry, I'm not willing to watch the vid, so this is just me being pissed on a whole lot of people's behalves. :grr:

[MadMaddie]

6. Yea...I suppose she would be sick of it seeing as her home and

her neighborhood weren't destroyed by Katrina...

Let's translate what she really said, "She is tired of hearing about poor people complaining about not getting any help"!! Stupid, Stupid Bitch!!!

[AlCzervik]

7. don't you get it? She said "Katrine hurt his poll #'s" see? Just like

9/11, Katrina happened to him and no one else!!

[MadMaddie]

8. Good Point....What is it about these people like her that won't

blame him for anything. You are right as if the storm happened only to hurt his poll numbers....

Well let's let her and the rest of them keep talking like they are....their supporters are jumping ship because they are getting screwed every time they turn around....

[AlCzervik]

9. normally i can blow off these assholes but the tone in her voice about

how it hurt him just cranked my anger up to 11.

[wanpete]

10. What a dastardly, callous, cold-hearted response by someone

who must have a vile soul. Katrina hurt * and Americans are tired of hearing about it. Wonder if she's even visited the gulf coast to see who Katrina really hurt. What a total witch.

[Erika]

13. She showed the soul of the Republicans

and it is indeed an ugly bigoted soul.

[C_U_L8R]

11. then she should just GO AWAY

[Erika]

12. Everyone saw W's lack of leadership and sense of reality

during Katrina. It hurt him badly which it should have.

[Coastie for Truth]

14. Katrina brought home Bush's total, gross incompetence

and old Bay doesn't like that

[Glorfindel]

15. I would like to invite that wheezing old frump to visit us here...

in south Mississippi, GOP heaven, Bush country extraordinaire, and go around telling people she's sick of hearing about Hurricane Katrina because it hurt B*shit's poll numbers. I'd like to think she'd be dismembered, but I doubt it. Bush could kill a newborn baby on national TV and Mississippi would still vote for his sorry ass. I don't get it, and I never will.

[roguevalley]

16. she's mormon. apparently you need to go to your ward pressie

and get the essentials or shut up.

[area51]

18. Bay Buchanan is Mormon?

Her brother is Catholic; that's gotta be interesting.

[roguevalley]

20. she got divorced and moved to australia where she converted.

amazing, no?

[Imagevision]

17. Mike Savage tired of hearing the whinning 9-11 familes...repugs can't

handle republican debacle's like Bush's slow Katrina response that did cause the unnecessary deaths of many people -- as of yesterday, they're still finding bodies in the attics in New Orleans.

[pitohui]

19. no clue who this is

but he, she, or it can bite me

[KamaAina]

22. Pat Buchanan's sister

you can imagine how much joy there would have been around that holiday table! (ooh sorry Pat, I meant Christmas table :sarcasm: )

[grateful581]

21. what a horrible woman

She can't be bothered by americans who STILL have no home.

[KamaAina]

23. NOLA blogger "Suspect Device" tears Bay a new one

I found this little gem by way of sometime DUer markus' Wet Bank Guide (shameless plug: http://wetbankguide.blogspot.com ):

http://suspect-device.blogspot.com/2006/04/weve-worn-out-our-welcome.html

New Orleans has been a major city for almost three hundred years. It's the birthplace of American culture, period. Despite the crime, despite the poverty, despite everything, New orleans bred a fierce bond with its people. They loved New Orleans like a lover, a physical being so deeply tied to their souls that they could never give her up, even if she was bad for them.

The citizens of New Orleans had families, jobs (they really did), dreams, tragedies, hard times. They were alive, more alive than any of the zombies you see walking the streets of Atlanta or the ghosts hiding in the corners of Detroit. Despite the crime, despite the poverty. They were living in the truest sense of the word.

And then the hurricane came and took it all away. Took away the homes, the lives, the dignity, the dreams, everything. You'd really have to see it to understand: it's not just water damage. It's not a ruined house here and there. It's bad. People died, people fled, the proudest and most vibrant and most alive city in America was hammered, knocked to its knees and left for dead.

But you're bored.

A silver lining here is that it appears that New Orleans may just become to the blogosphere what Hollywood is to cinema. In L.A., everyone's an actor; in NOLA, everyone's a writer...

As for Bay Buchanan: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: Ahhhhh, that felt great.