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Who cares? The entire free world is in a perpetual state of rejoice because he is departing office. He left his country worse off than when he took office and his is a failed presidency.
Got it. That makes it okay to lie. Doesn't take much to justify lying huh?
Aren't you the same person who called Hillary a classless liar, then said Obama was classy for picking her as SOS?
Your brain seems to be missing its logic mechanism.
So... We have another member of the media lying about Bush.
Big surprise.
What should alarm EVERYBODY - left and right alike - is that we no longer have a News Media in America. We have a Propaganda Ministry. How ANYBODY can remain un-alarmed by this is beyond me!
Agreed. Even more alarming is that people keep voting for candidates representative of the 2 party system and expecting different results.
All of which is in lieu of the fact that boths sides of the political aisle is filled with traitors, panderers, OBL and globalist supporters.
The current economic collapse and selective bail out of the largest banks is by design, not by accident.
So... We have another member of the media lying about Bush.
On a serious note, what was the lie? The unaired meet and greet it was a one on one photo-op and it would have been remarkably rude not to greet Bush, in the aired segment, it was clear for everyone to see, when given the option of greeting Bush or even extending an cordial nod, everyone chose not to. The expressions, the body language clearly indicated, at no one gave a damn about Bush's presence, therefore, Sanchez's report was factually accurate.
On a serious note, what was the lie? The unaired meet and greet it was a one on one photo-op and it would have been remarkably rude not to greet Bush, in the aired segment, it was clear for everyone to see, when given the option of greeting Bush or even extending an cordial nod, everyone chose not to. The expressions, the body language clearly indicated, at no one gave a damn about Bush's presence, therefore, Sanchez's report was factually accurate.
It was a photo-op. Bush had already greeted and spoke with everybody, most of them 2 or 3 times. The people shaking hands in the photo had not yet had a chance to greet everyone. They are not ignoring Bush, they were already very cordial earlier with him shaking his hand, patting his back, and talking. If you go to a party (not sure if you do or not) and you greet someone with a handshake and a smile, do you do that again everytime you bump into them? Of course not, your recognition of their presence has already been established.
If you think Sanchez's report was "fairly" accurate, I'm sure you fit right in at Huffnpuff Post or Stink Progress.
................but yet people keep posting and posting on a thread with false information regarding this subject because they don't want to know the truth any more than reporters want to report it. It is as though the public has dived into a National Enquirer frame of mind and don't have enough common sense to pull themselves out of it. Thanks for a post based on the truth instead of gossip.
................but yet people keep posting and posting on a thread with false information regarding this subject because they don't want to know the truth any more than reporters want to report it. It is as though the public has dived into a National Enquirer frame of mind and don't have enough common sense to pull themselves out of it. Thanks for a post based on the truth instead of gossip.
Oh, jeeezus christ, the story was b.s. to begin whether it was true or not. No policies hang in the balance, no one's well being is being affected, who cares except those zealously trying to guard whatever marginal reputation Bush might have left.
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