I loved that line about the scarves too Chris!

The Best!

They took offense....amazing....lol!

Job well done Miller, points well made!

Fortunately I have a supply of FROG-b-bac (tm)+(sm) for just such an occasion (see forth reference down; you're welcome he said as he smiled quietly to {see tenth under poofter definition} himself 8>D).

I think they believe he is delusional because he believes we are at war.  Remember, according to liberals in the MSM, the biggest threat to America is not terrorism, it's George Bush.

The only way these people would ever think Bush was NOT delusional would be if he committed suicide because that would indicate he finally caved into the argument that he was the actual problem.

BTW, I completely agree with your comment about liberals never apologizing.  William Jefferson, Ted Kennedy, John Murtha and Gary Studds are terrific examples.  When a conservative is exposed for wrong-doing, they resign.  When liberals are exposed, it's a right-wing conspiracy!  They can't promote them quick enough after that.

President Miller?  Hmmm.  Can you imagine how many hours worth of research the MSM would have to perform just to interpret the obscure references in his state of the union address? 

I'm LMAO imagining Katie Couric with her jaw on the floor wondering what in the world he just said, looking to her producer to see how she should react :-)

You've got that right, kathleen....all of it! I have never seen the show, but I read enough about what they say and do to make me know it's one step above toddler babble. . It's a show for women who find Oprah and Dr. Phil too cerebral.  Apparently these women think just because they have a platform, they have something important and interesting to say. NOT.

Ditto's to that. She is an absolute Princess in the company of guppies.

MM,

You can't keep your eyes off Hasselbeck's legs? Well, neither can Rosie. You'll have to fight her...:)

The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.

- Arabian Proverb

My Grandpa used to cross his legs like that.

They're okay with whatever Bush does, as long as he says he's doing it to "protect" them. Can't
they see by giving up their Constitutional rights.. The terrorists have
won. The goal of terrorists is not only to kill people, but to instill
fear in them, and make them change their way of life...by all accounts
Bin Laden has succeeded in doing this. We had people running around
buying duct tape, toothpaste being thrown out at airports and people
sitting in front of the TV watching to see what color the "terror
alert" was that day. I for one REFUSE to live in fear,
I refuse to give up my constitutional rights. I want to be vigilant,
but not paranoid, patriotic , but still question my government.
Republicans keep saying we can't leave Iraq until "the job is done"
Well lets see... the troops where sent to look for WMD'S they've done
that. They were sent to capture Saddam..They've done that, which means
that job was finished a while ago. Why didn't Republicans have a
problem with us cut and running from Afghanistan? Obviously with the
resurgence of the Taliban and Al Qaeda..That
job wasn't done. Shouldn't we have moved every stone, rock and pebble
until we found the man responsible for 911? It's totally INSANE for anyone to think that Iraq war will make America safer. If anything it's just the opposite. FYI Bin Laden is'nt in Iraq..SO WHY IN THE HELL ARE WE STILL THERE? The former head of the "Bin Laden Unit" Michael Scheuer said
that "Al Qaeda is going detonate a nuclear device inside the United
States ... and we're going to have no one to blame but ourselves."

"The
war in Iraq broke our back in the war on terror," said the former
official, Michael Scheuer, it has made everything more difficult and
the threat more existential."

Scheuer,
a former counterterrorism expert with the CIA, is one of more than 100
national security and terrorism analysts who were surveyed this spring
for the nonscientific poll by Foreign Policy magazine and the Center
for American Progress, a left-leaning research group headed by John
Podesta, who served as White House chief of staff in the Clinton
administration.

Of
the experts queried, 45 identified themselves as liberals, 40 said they
were moderates and 31 called themselves conservatives. The pollsters
then weighted the responses so that the percentage results reflected
one-third participation by each group.

Asked
whether the United States is "winning the war on terror," 84 percent
said no and 13 percent answered yes. Asked whether the war in Iraq is
helping or hurting the global antiterrorism campaign, 87 percent
answered that it was undermining those efforts."

http://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0630-06.htm