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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Nite-Man who wrote (210702)	12/17/2001 5:04:04 PM
From: rich4eagle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Oops, well maybe you should consider sensitivity training. And don't worry no one is going to stop you from saying Merry Christmas.

To: Nite-Man who wrote (210702)	12/17/2001 5:10:10 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769670

LOL .... mrs. bill is insensitive and plenty dumb. Well deaf to boos anyway. Or doth she richly gobble the booze. Hillary: I've Gotten Used to Being Booed Since launching her bid to become New York's senator, Hillary Clinton says she's been booed by crowds so many times that she's now gotten used to it. Asked about an incident where she was booed off the stage at Paul McCartney's Oct. 20 concert to honor firefighters and police killed in the Twin Tower attacks, Mrs. Clinton told the New York Times Sunday Magazine, "I've gotten used to being in situations in political life, either vicariously or on my own, where that just happens sometimes." Clinton described the humiliating heckling episode as "part of the healing process" in the wake of the World Trade Center attack. "(The firefighters and cops) can blow off steam any way they want to," she added. "They've earned it." The former first lady has also been publicly booed at New York City's St. Patrick's and Israeli Day parades as well as at her own New Year's Eve Millenium celebration on Washington, D.C.'s Mall. Clinton campaign biographer Beth Harpaz, author of the book, "The Girls on the Van," recently told Fox News Channel's Bill O'Reilly that Sen. Clinton hasn't attended any funerals for constituents killed in the 9/11 attacks because she's afraid she'll be booed. And while she wasn't heckled or jeered during her first visit to Ground Zero on Sept. 14, one on-the-scene source told NewsMax.com that firemen and cops refused to shake her hand. The Times profile also revealed that Mrs. Clinton's obnoxious eye-rolling during President Bush's address to Congress just days after the 9/11 attacks was more typical than previously known. "Her aides insisted it had nothing to do with the president," reported Timesman Frank Bruni. "But when I later saw her at a Senate budget committee hearing, she silently and reflexively shook her head and rolled her eyes almost every time one of the economists who were testifying mentioned Bush's tax cut." newsmax.com tom watson tosiwmee