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Politics : The Donkey's Inn -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (6300)	3/4/2003 2:05:52 AM
From: Mephisto	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15516

W and Ashcroft help crooks with gun policy! Message 18653383 These guys need psychiatric help. It's a pity Laura is unable to find psychiatric help for her husband, Ashcroft and everyone else on the White House staff. What does Laura really like to do? I think she likes to show off her off her bosom. I saw her picture on the front page of one of those women magazines. A dog on one side and a protruded bosom on the other. She wore a short purple jacket. It was so tight that I wondered if she longed for a guy to reach out and grab it. (I am not referring to the dog.) Do you think she uses duct tape to hold them up? And old John Ashcroft says he can't look at marble busts in Washington. How does he look at Laura Bush? If the Republicans ever need to raise money all they have to do is to put a statue of Laura Bush adorned in one of her short tight skirts and tight jackets in a public place. People buy tickets and write down her size and her favorite brand of lingerie. Winners get a plastic statue and the Republican party collects money. When her bosom is not on her mind, I wish Laura would look closely at her husband. If she did, she might realize he needs professional help with his obsession with a war with Iraq. PS: There are a few people in Congress who should see a psychiatrist, too. I refer to those Congress people who cannot move beyond 9/11. New Yorkers and others who were there will need a life time to recover. People in Congress, however, should move on. They are suppose to be professionals. If they can't put it behind them, then they should step down.