August 30, 2005

not all fun and games

Filed under: — cwage @ 1:29 pm

CORONADO, California (AP) -- President Bush will cut short his vacation to return to Washington on Wednesday, two days earlier than planned, to help monitor federal efforts to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina, the White House said Tuesday.

Well, that's nice of him -- we all realize the sacrifice involved in holding the office in the country, but cutting a 5-week vacation short by two days is really above and beyond.

  • http://www.enclave-nashville.blogspot.com S-townMike

    That's a pretty fair conclusion. I've got a couple of others:

    1) Only a natural disaster (which FEMA calls the most significant in American history)
    can pull him away from his vacation.

    2) His defenders say that in today's world the president does not have to be away from
    his or her vacation retreat to get work done. So, why does he need to cut it short now
    just to monitor the N.O. disaster? (Answer: because maybe appearing in the disaster
    area will make people forget about Cindy Sheehan, and chances are she won't be able to
    follow him there).

  • http://aenigma.com/glenn/ Glenn

    By two days. Nice trick.

    My prediction elsewhere: Bush declares war on "weather extremism". Immediately invades Iran in retaliation. Accuses detractors of siding with the hurricanes. Various spots teams are forced to change their names. When questioned, makes repeated reference to "the tragic events of August 2005". Karl Rove who?

  • Leftist

    Yah, well you know this was all Bush's fault anyway. He opposes the Kyoto protocol and furthers Global Warming just because he wants more profit$ for his oil buddies. Plus this wag-the-dog storm just mysteriously seemed to come along at the right time to get Karl Rove and the Crawford vigil off the front page, hmmm???
    Can anybody say "H-A-R-P"? Hmmm?

    If only they hadn't stole the election (again) and we had John Kerry in there. The world would love us, and none of this would be happening.

  • http://chris.quietlife.net Chris

    Trolls are so 1990s.

  • Robert

    Then all of you are stuck in the 1990s. Or maybe the 1960s?

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