Frogwatch wrote:
The president has no more right to interrupt classroom education than
I do.

What are you thoughts about Bush being in a classroom
when the planes hit the towers? And do you know what
he was doing there? Hint: he had a film crew with him.

--
Jordon

On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:20:18 -0700, Jordon
wrote:

Frogwatch wrote:
The president has no more right to interrupt classroom education than
I do.

What are you thoughts about Bush being in a classroom
when the planes hit the towers? And do you know what
he was doing there? Hint: he had a film crew with him.

Bush is history.
Makes more sense to just say "**** you" to this kind of talk.
Don't want to complicate things.
Leads to arguments.

--Vic

On Sep 2, 6:29*pm, Vic Smith wrote:
On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:20:18 -0700, Jordon

wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
The president has no more right to interrupt classroom education than
I do.

What are you thoughts about Bush being in a classroom
when the planes hit the towers? And do you know what
he was doing there? Hint: he had a film crew with him.

Bush is history.
Makes more sense to just say "**** you" to this kind of talk.
Don't want to complicate things.
Leads to arguments.

--Vic

Jordon:
He was invited to be there.
As far as "My Pet Goat", Bush did exactly what a good leader should do
in the circumstance, ACT CALM and consider what is happening. In other
words, go on reading "My Pet Goat" instead of doing the DEM
reccomended jumping up and running around yelling the sky is falling
and scaring the kids. I admire his reaction.

Frogwatch wrote:
On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:20:18 -0700, Jordon
wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
The president has no more right to interrupt classroom education than
I do.
What are you thoughts about Bush being in a classroom
when the planes hit the towers? And do you know what
he was doing there? Hint: he had a film crew with him.

Jordon:
He was invited to be there.

How do you know he was invited? Doesn't really matter
anyway.

Are you saying that if the school administration invites
the President to speak, then it's fine for the students
to take a break from their normal activities to listen?

Or is it only when the President has political views that
differ from yours?

--
Jordon

Vic Smith wrote:
On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:20:18 -0700, Jordon
wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:

The president has no more right to interrupt classroom education than
I do.

What are you thoughts about Bush being in a classroom
when the planes hit the towers? And do you know what
he was doing there? Hint: he had a film crew with him.

Bush is history.

Thank god.

Makes more sense to just say "**** you" to this kind of talk.

Pointing out hypocrisy to the Fox News lemmings is a duty.

Don't want to complicate things.
Leads to arguments.

Arguments? Here? No. That couldn't happen, could it?

--
Jordon

In article , jordon@REMOVE-
THISsamiamnot.com says...

Vic Smith wrote:
On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:20:18 -0700, Jordon
wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:

The president has no more right to interrupt classroom education than
I do.

What are you thoughts about Bush being in a classroom
when the planes hit the towers? And do you know what
he was doing there? Hint: he had a film crew with him.

Bush is history.

Thank god.

Makes more sense to just say "**** you" to this kind of talk.

Pointing out hypocrisy to the Fox News lemmings is a duty.

Don't want to complicate things.
Leads to arguments.

Arguments? Here? No. That couldn't happen, could it?

Oh boy.. Fox Derangement syndrome... Don't listen to any media that
dares to ask real questions beyond what kind of dog are you getting.

--
Wafa free since 2009

JustWait wrote:
In article , jordon@REMOVE-
THISsamiamnot.com says...
Vic Smith wrote:
On Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:20:18 -0700, Jordon
wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
The president has no more right to interrupt classroom education than
I do.
What are you thoughts about Bush being in a classroom
when the planes hit the towers? And do you know what
he was doing there? Hint: he had a film crew with him.
Bush is history.
Thank god.

Makes more sense to just say "**** you" to this kind of talk.
Pointing out hypocrisy to the Fox News lemmings is a duty.

Don't want to complicate things.
Leads to arguments.
Arguments? Here? No. That couldn't happen, could it?

Oh boy.. Fox Derangement syndrome... Don't listen to any media that
dares to ask real questions beyond what kind of dog are you getting.



The moron thinks Faux News is a news operation and asks "real"questions.