Check out this crap from whitehouse.gov

[Oeditpus Rex]

When President George W. Bush threw out the first pitch at the 2001 World Series, the moment not only continued a Presidential tradition, but it symbolized America's desire to continue life undeterred after the attacks of September 11, 2001.


They'll never let go of that. Never.

Good lord, I hate those people.


http://www.whitehouse.gov/baseball/

[Erika]

1. Bush helped OBL paralyze this country into fear

Good Lord, I hate them also. They gave OBL the victory he wanted.

[formercia]

19. May Fearless Leader have the same fate....

Andrew Johnson, Lincoln's successor, was so thrilled to be invited to see the first game played among teams from different states, that he gave his White House staff time off from work to go to the game. Johnson set up chairs for his staff along the first base line of the White Lot, an area located between the South Lawn of the White House and an incomplete Washington Monument that stood only 152 feet tall. Today, the area is called the Ellipse, and energetic federal staffers play softball games on the grounds each spring in the shadows of the towering, 555-foot Washington Monument.

[Kerrytravelers]

2. Revision history, in particular 9-11, is all they have!

Add some baseball, apple pie and the American flag with a Cross attached and you have the g.o.p. pretty much all figured out.

[coolslasher]

3. deserve to be hated

yeah deserve to be hated!

[Rocknrule]

4. Bush really believes that 3000 people sacrificed their lives that day

so he could have an excuse to take over the world

He is a sick bastard

[SeattleGirl]

5. There is NOTHING these people will not tie to 9/11

When all is said and done, what they are really doing is dishonoring and defiling the memory of all those who died that day, as well as the family and friends left behind. Swear to God, I am gonna dance in the streets the day Dubya walks out of the WH and turns over the keys to someone else!

:grr: :banghead: :grr: :banghead: :grr:

[Webster Green]

6. The Legacy of the Chimp.....9/11

It's the highlight of his p**Rresidency, his greatest moment.

[dddem]

10. I remember saying that during the election.

And it bothered me that nobody else thought it odd that this man would use such a great tragedy as his shining moment. wtf?

[NMMNG]

7. I took a crap on 9/12/01

Because I wanted the terraists to know that I was not going to change my life one iota for them!!!

[SeattleGirl]

8. Touche, Buffy baby!!!!!

:yourock:

[NMMNG]

9. Hey there GF!

:hug:

[0007]

11. ....and they wonder why the world hates America.

[laruemtt]

12. whoopdeedoo - what a man.

he throws a baseball. 2,342 soldiers and hundreds of thousands of innocents die and suffer horrifying injuries for his lie of a war. they will never be able to continue life undeterred because of this "hard-working" baseball thrower / wood chopper / rancher / POS. :mad:

[Ganja Ninja]

13. Pretty bad when your shining moment of glory is ...

the day the towers fell. The worst failure of national security ever the defining moment of Bush's presidency.

[ArbustoBuster]

20. Yeah, that always gets to me.

A resume I sent to prospective employers wouldn't include any reference to a day when I completely failed at my job on national television. Yet Bush puts 9/11 front and center.

It's like watching a magic trick. People should want to kick Bush out of office for his fuckups whenever he mentions 9/11, but it works in reverse. His support is based on 9/11. The man whose failures let 9/11 happen was somehow able to use his imaginary strength on national defense as the core of his re-election bid in 2004.

It's maddening.

[HughBeaumont]

14. It's their Bread n Butter.

Preznit Bewsh wouldn't HAVE a legacy if it weren't for this. Frankly, I don't know why they mention 9/11 as much as they do - need we remind them that this, the worst attack on American soil, happened ON THEIR WATCH, and let's put it bluntly, with their foreknowledge? Hey, you guys WANT to be associated with catastrophe, middle class ruin and failure, then by all means do so. Me, I'd rather go down in history for the GOOD I did for mankind, not for the contribution of its destruction. But hey, I guess there's no such thing as bad publicity, right?

Like I always ask of Repukes - name ONE thing Fearless Leader has done right.

NAME ONE.

Even harder of a question is for them to name one thing they've done right for the middle class of this country.

[Hissyspit]

15. kick

[Chi-Town Exile]

16. Gee they forgot to mention he used human shields

when he walked onto the field. Made sure he was flanked by men in uniform so the crowd wouldn't boo him.

Low Life mother$%^&*#.

[Chi-Town Exile]

17. Kick.

[Hissyspit]

18. They left out the last part of the sentence:

"after the attacks of September 11, 2001 THAT BUSH ALLOWED TO OCCUR ON HIS WATCH."