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

To: jlallen who wrote (478067)	10/19/2003 12:38:33 AM
From: jim-thompson	Respond to of 769667

Kerry. He also has a funny looking deformed head. That's why we call him "Loppy" for short because of his lopsided head which looks like someone stuck it in a vise. He always looks like he is in pain when he talks......

To: jlallen who wrote (478067)	10/19/2003 12:45:30 AM
From: Orcastraiter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

Bush is the Boozer. He's got the DWI's to prove it too. Top Gun Bush could face John Kerry challenge NEXT year s presidential election in the USA could develop into an interesting contest if Senator John F. Kerry gets the Democratic nomination. Here is an interesting snippet from the Boston Globe: "The President s recent Top Gun moment when he donned full military regalia, co-piloted a US navy fighter plane and then declared victory over Iraq from the flight deck of a US aircraft carrier has been hailed as a genius campaign advert for the 2004 election.. But he may find that this "flamboyant" PR exercise comes back to haunt him. "By playing war hero for a day, Bush risked drawing attention to something the public had almost forgotten about: his draft-dodging past. During the Vietnam War, Bush managed to avoid combat thanks to some string-pulling on his father s part. Instead, he joined the Texas Air National Guard, where his performance was abysmal: military records show that his attendance was consistently poor until his final year of service, when he didn t bother showing up at all. "This undistinguished record didn t matter during the 2000 election: Bush, after all, was following Clinton, who also avoided serving in Vietnam. But Clinton never pretended to be a soldier, and neither should Bush. His most likely opponent in next year s election will be Massachusetts Senator John F. Kerry, a decorated Vietnam veteran. When he s up against the real thing, Bush may come to regret his Top Gun moment." George W. could find himself in a sticky wicket in the fall of next year. Orca