"Artists" such as this joker are so predictable. Just hateful pathetic little losers.

Pett needs to get a grip on reality...

Oops..if he did that he wouldn't be employed now would he?

Deplorable.

Pres. Bush has done more for AID's and this is what he gets...it was the same way on a couple of the evening news shows I saw, they mainly just made fun of him dancing at different functions while attempting to show they were being fair and balanced with their biased lying so-called reports...they weren't... I was furious.

Glad I rarely watch the main network evening news.

Dave. As I noted back on the 18th:

Ann Curry, in an interview on NBC's Today with the Pres. and 1st Lady, offerred to President Bush that his efforts against HIV/Aids and Malaria in Africa have saved over a million lives - and I added, " Mark my words, that will be the least reported line of the week within the MSM:

"Even your critics, Mr. (we prefer Mr. President) Bush say that you have had the greatest impact on Africa than any President in US history. You have fought for funding and have saved over a million lives, from Malaria and Aids."

 

A more fitting cartoon, would have presented a sea of millions of Africans standing in front of President Bush showing their appreciation. Oh, I forgot, Bush is not loved like Clinton by the media.

Even the far - leftitst side of the media understood years ago who belonged in that cartoon, "The Nation's" David Corn: Too little, too late - How many times is Bill Clinton going to apologize to Africa?

And that was not the first time that Bob Geldof had spoken out for Bush. (and not the first time that the media didn't fawn all over positive comments for Bush by a celebrity -- call it what it is, censorship.) Now, this is what the cartoon was about:

What did Geldof say a number of years ago:

You'll think I'm off my trolley when I say this, but the Bush administration is the most radical - in a positive sense - in its approach to Africa since Kennedy"

[..] 

Former president Bill Clinton had not helped Africa much, despite his high-profile visits and apparent empathy with the downtrodden, the organiser of Live Aid, claimed. "Clinton was a good guy, but he did fuck all."   

If what Bush has done is akin to a bouquet of flowers, surely the insightful Pett has drawn a picture of Clinton raping the women and eating the children of Africa.

If saving a million Africans is illustrated as delivering a bouquet of flowers to a dying man, surely Clinton's policy of "feeling their pain" and ignoring their plight should merit a rape and pilage themed comic.

When asked if he went to war with Iraq to derail the impeachment vote: “I don’t think any serious person would believe that any President would do such a thing." - President Clinton (Dec 1998).

I'm not surprised that the media refuses to acknowledge any positive aspects of a Republican presidency. According to the liberal media, Bush and the Republicans are the true enemy. Not AIDS, not poverty, not terrorism, there is no enemy but Bush.

Maybe President Bush's African initiatives haven't received adequate coverage...but I personally saw favorable reports by CNN and Brian Williams on NBC, as well as the very liberal Eleanor Clift expressing praise for Bush's efforts on The McGlaughlin Report.  I'm sure there were many more stories about it elsewhere.

Jer

And where does he get that money? I'm sure it isn't his to give.

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"They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our
people, and neither do we." -George W. Bush