Shuck and Jive with MC Rove

Last night, flipping through the channels, I saw "BREAKING NEWS". Immediately, I realized I had made a mistake--the breaking news was on FOX, and what was it? Bush was speaking at the National Correspondents' Dinner. So I shut it the fuck off and watched something else.

Now, it turns out that the puppet master decided to participate in a little shuck and jive, to demonstrate that he could get down with his bad self. Except he dances like someone pulling marionette strings. No, he dances like the animated, soulless corpse that he is. The master who sends troops to die while he prances around the stage.

This is not funny. It it pathetic. Offensive. Almost as good as the moment when Bush did the "skit" where he pretended to look for those pesky WMDs that he had lied about.
I fucking hate this administration.

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So intelligent....."I

Submitted by Ms. Manners (not verified) on 29 March 2007 - 4:38pm.

So intelligent....."I fucking hate this administration".
So articulate
So educational.
Thank you

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And...

Submitted by mole333 on 30 March 2007 - 7:03pm.

And given what the corrupt scum have done to our nation, completely appropriate.

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