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Politics President George W. Bush Headlines For 2004

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To: Quahog who wrote (57)	4/4/2004 2:37:18 PM
From: MrLucky	of 77

Quahog, For the record the headline reads: Bush's Administration Is Worse Than Nixon's, Says Watergate Aide Comment - It is noted that this is another book selling effort by the perjuring lawyer for Nixon. Oh well, ultimately we shall see if the GWB administration is "actually" the most corrupt. It is easy at this stage to make accusations of "potential" corruption for the purpose of selling his book. I love freedom of speech. We can say anything at any time. <g>

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To: MrLucky who wrote (59)	4/4/2004 5:49:04 PM
From: Quahog	of 77

That is odd, because at the time of my post the headline was accurate. I just did a cut & paste, and added a little html. You can see it is still referenced in Google's search, at the top: google.com Maybe they're just trying to get a little more mileage out of the story by changing headlines. For the record, I have no idea whether GWB is the most corrupt President ever. I do know, though, that he is the one who most resembles a monkey.......followed closely by Nixon of course.

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To: Quahog who wrote (60)	4/4/2004 6:47:52 PM
From: MrLucky	of 77

Is that a Capuchin(o) monkey, a Howler monkey or a Baboon monkey? What will Kerry resemble? A French monkey?

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To: MrLucky who wrote (61)	4/4/2004 7:18:37 PM
From: PROLIFE	of 77

sacredcowburgers.com

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To: MrLucky who wrote (61)	4/4/2004 8:14:39 PM
From: Quahog	of 77

According to these guys, it's not really a monkey at all. I think chimps in the ape family: bushorchimp.com The funny thing is, I hadn't seen that site when I wrote the previous post. I really and truly do think Bush looks like a monkey. I saw this in the site's guestbook, so maybe Kerry has already been there: "Formidable, quelle ressemblance incroyable!" As for Kerry, he is clearly not a handsome man, but he doesn't look like a monkey. A little like Frankenstein maybe, the way his head is shaped.

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To: MrLucky who started this subject	4/6/2004 5:45:47 AM
From: Quahog	of 77

At awards show, Morissette skit protests U.S. censorship Knight Ridder News Service Tue, Apr. 06, 2004 dfw.com Canadian rocker Alanis Morissette didn't bare her breast like Janet Jackson did, but she did bare her soul Sunday night at Canada's annual music awards, demonstrating her disdain for what she called "hypocritical U.S. censorship." Hosting the 2004 Juno Awards ceremonies, Canada's version of the Grammys, Morissette disrobed onstage to reveal a skin-colored, naked body suit with nipples and pubic hair. * * * The satirical act, Morissette said, was aimed at U.S. government institutions for overreacting to cultural free expression as a result of the fallout surrounding Janet Jackson's Super Bowl "wardrobe malfunction," when her breast was exposed to millions of TV viewers. "As you may or may not be aware, recently in the United States, I ran into a little problem with regards to a lyric in one my songs," Morissette told the near-sellout audience of 17,000, referring to her latest release, titled Everything. The lyrics include the words, "I can be an a------ of the grandest kind." "Well, I am overjoyed to be back in my homeland, the true North ... strong and censor-free." * * * I see government censorship issues as being a hot topic in the upcoming election. FCC is cracking down on radio, Oprah and soap operas? Having had little success with its "War on Drugs," or its "War on Terrorism," is the GOP moving on to the "War on Indecency?" It is strange, and somewhat embarrassing to me to see another country (even worse, Canada) rightfully mocking the U.S.A.'s crackdown on Free Speech. I guess the First Amendment ain't what it used to be.

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To: Quahog who wrote (64)	4/6/2004 10:08:00 AM
From: PROLIFE	of 77

one moron(you) posting a story about another moron(moriset)...YAWWWWN.

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To: Quahog who wrote (64)	4/6/2004 11:41:10 AM
From: MrLucky	of 77

Quahog: Your post is off topic.

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To: MrLucky who wrote (66)	4/6/2004 1:07:35 PM
From: Quahog	of 77

Sorry, didn't think I was off topic. As I tried to explain in my comment to the post, I feel that headlines such as this, containing the words "U.S. Censorship," are a reference to the policies of the incumbent President and will impact his reelection bid. But it is your thread, and you make the rules. Do all appropriate headlines have to contain a direct reference to GWB? Either way, I will try to comply in the future. Thanks in advance.

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To: Quahog who wrote (67)	4/6/2004 1:12:40 PM
From: MrLucky	of 77

That's it. Posts which deal with GWB in the headline are what the thread is about. Either pro or con. If you wish to comment on the article at the same time that is okay also. Example: Headline url article comment:----- Thanks.

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