Sync - I guess you saw the same Press Conference I did. Good job.

Great original, great parody...

Great job - of course I'm an anti-god, unpatriotic liberal (or so I'm told). One of my favorites was when he explained how the patriot act allows the CIA and the FBI to work together - "that's what it does". (To me, they've got to be unconstitutional.) Gentlemen, you are all so perceptive - this press conference will end up hurting Dubya more than the "I did not have sexual relations with that woman" conference hurt Bill Clinton. (But, of course, this is not an impeachable offense because it didn't involve consensual sex.) I'll leave you with a link to the April 17 edition of the NY Daily News - http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/story/184497p-160028c.html It's about the new Kerry ad using Dubya's words. Here's an excerpt: As ominous music plays in the background, the President says: "I wish you would have given me this written question ahead of time so I could plan for it ... maybe I'm not as quick on my feet as I should be in coming up with one [mistake]." I wasn't going to watch our fearless leader, but I'm glad I did. It marked the beginning of his end. It was the first time Dubya made me smile.

MUST SEE: http://www.democrats.org/mistakesweremade/index.html (The video will speak for itself.)

Fred Astaire? More like Fred Flintstone! Bush has a caveman mind. Then again, since he doesn't believe in evolution, he probably doesn't believe in cavemen, either. And Robert, that's "Our Fearless Appointed Wartime Leader With a Purpose." If you're gonna be a godless pinko unpatriotic feminazi gay-loving tree-hugging tax-and-spend liberal, get it right. Of course, the video has to speak for itself, since Georgie does such a lousy job of speaking for himself. I'm reminded of the old Goldwater fan line: "Don't quote what he says, say what he means!" Seems to me I heard stuff like that from, well, Ronnie in my youth, and I don't mean the still-luscious Spector. (Oh, what are you gonna do, Phil, shoot me?)