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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Cars / October 2007OT~FEMA borrows from Rove, White House not Happy
What did they expect? Monkey *see* monkey *do*. News Item: October 27, 2007 WASHINGTON — No one had any hard questions for the deputy administrator of FEMA, an agency deeply tarnished by its delayed action after Hurricane Katrina, when he held a news conference Tuesday to talk about the California wildfires. "Are you happy with FEMA's response so far?" someone asked. Indeed, the deputy administrator was. "I am very happy with FEMA's response so far," responded Vice Adm. Harvey E. Johnson Jr. The news conference looked like a success in the Bush administration's effort this week to demonstrate it could respond competently to a disaster. On Friday, however, the agency admitted that the softball questions were posed by FEMA employees, not reporters. The White House was not happy with FEMA's response. [end quotes] Surprise, surprise, imagine FEMA conducting propaganda just like Bush's Town Hall Meetings where all the participants were carefully screened to eliminate Americans who didn't support Bush's policies and press conferences where the questions are rigged and male prostitutes get press credentials. > Surprise, surprise, imagine FEMA conducting propaganda just like Bush's > Town Hall Meetings where all the participants were carefully screened to > eliminate Americans who didn't support Bush's policies and press > conferences where the questions are rigged and male prostitutes get > press credentials. Sorta like the FOX debate last week where they issued 3,000 tickets, but 1,000 went to Romney and 1,000 went to Giuliani. Also Frank Luntz, the porcine pundit who allegedly found 23 "undecided" voters for his "focus group", stacked it with Bush acolytes such as Douglas Maher (the even more porcine fellow who insulted Ron Paul and yapped on and on about Hillary). If you watch the pre- and post-debate clips you'll see Luntz actually moved Maher up to the front row. Maher was also involved in the 2000 Florida debacle, and brags on his freerepublic.com profile that he "works for a PR firm that delivered 4 elections for Jeb and George". BTW, most primary polls innocently call the people they interview "likely primary voters". Do you know how they determine who a "likely primary voter" is? They check to see who voted in the previous presidential primary. For Republicans, that was 2004. Considering that George W. Bush was unopposed, this means that the audience Gallup, Rasmussen, etc. are using for this year's primary is 100% Bushies. No wonder Rudy "Freedom is about authority" Giuliani and Mitt "Double Gitmo and bomb Iran now" Romney lead these alleged "polls" while a real man like Ron Paul is being grossly under-reported in these polls while he continues to crush his opposition where everyone is equally able to participate (post-debate polls, straw polls, etc.). > > Surprise, surprise, imagine FEMA conducting propaganda just like Bush's > > Town Hall Meetings where all the participants were carefully screened to [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > where everyone is equally able to participate (post-debate polls, straw > polls, etc.). I don't know anybody who is or would vote for Paul and further I don't know anybody who even knows who Paul is. I know some dims and some repubs so don't say I don't know. Paul is a nobody. If you want hillary for your next president then vote for paul...plain and simple. > If you want > hillary for your next president then vote for paul...plain and simple. Name one issue where any of the other Republicans can neutralize Hitlery the way Ron Paul can on the war(s). > What did they expect? Monkey *see* monkey *do*. > News Item: [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > conferences where the questions are rigged and male prostitutes get press > credentials. That was such a cheesy thing to do. Why didn't they just have a real press conference with a roomful of guys like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Gannon > > What did they expect? Monkey *see* monkey *do*. > > News Item: [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Gannon Because that would be too honest by their standards. The whole administration is staffed with people who believe that politics is nothing but a constant campaign, so naturally they're liars. >> What did they expect? Monkey *see* monkey *do*. >> News Item: [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Gannon The Lord (and republicans) work in mysterious ways. ;) http://tinyurl.com/2oy9pc Sounds like one of Mrs. Clintons campaign stops, or interviews on one of her friends TV shows LOL mike > What did they expect? Monkey *see* monkey *do*. > [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > conferences where the questions are rigged and male prostitutes get press > credentials. |
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