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That is called irony, people weren't upset that the photo was taken like that, people were upset that a president was clearly that stupid to think his quagmire was over.
So the irony was that *******s were pithing their pants over 'thinking quagmire over' when the banner was intended to apply directly to the mission of that particular crew. Quagmire?... that was another event.
It's the liberals stuck in their own thoughtless quagmire.
Seems more like a random photo than an intentionally made one, but I am guessing it didn't get any real press time for anyone to be aware of it to feel the need to condemn it.
If it was an intentional photo, it was done in poor taste, but I have to ask the question why did Cruz do a speech at a place that had a giant gun on the wall that would be seen at head level?
Wow. Naive much? Do you HONESTLY believe that?
These people do this for a living, you think they don't know how to properly frame a photo? They aren't amateurs, they know exactly what they are doing.
So the irony was that *******s were pithing their pants over 'thinking quagmire over' when the banner was intended to apply directly to the mission of that particular crew. Quagmire?... that was another event.
It's the liberals stuck in their own thoughtless quagmire.
So tell us, how good is Bush's kool-aid you have been chugging?
These people do this for a living, you think they don't know how to properly frame a photo? They aren't amateurs, they know exactly what they are doing.
I think the photographer took a lot of photos that day and the AP uploaded them all for people to use. I highly doubt the photographer was thinking he has a "gotcha moment" that you all seem to be thinking happened....though it has been funny watching you guys freak out over this.
There is zero chance this was done an accident. I seem to recall the media and democrats going off the rails when target symbols were used in political fashion to show who we needed to defeat in elections. Yet here we have a deliberate hateful message, yet nothing from Obama or the media. Could you imagine if this same thing was done to someone like Pelosi or Obama? It would be viral within an hour. The media wouldn't stop talking about it and demand apologies and demand someone be fired. But this is just a Conservative. As far as they are concerned, no big deal. Hell, they probably secretly hope someone uses this image to act violently toward's Cruz.
Strong contrast, well-composed, powerful image.
Photog might have been after "live / die by the sword" imagery.
As in - gun rights in today's heated Twitterverse might just be political suicide.
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Twenty years from now if there is some obscure trivial pursuit question, I am confident I will be the answer. (Ted Cruz)
I think the photographer took a lot of photos that day and the AP uploaded them all for people to use. I highly doubt the photographer was thinking he has a "gotcha moment" that you all seem to be thinking happened....though it has been funny watching you guys freak out over this.
I think you are either extremely naive, or you are not being honest. Either way, you don't look good here.
So the irony was that *******s were pithing their pants over 'thinking quagmire over'when the banner was intended to apply directly to the mission of that particular crew. Quagmire?... that was another event.
It's the liberals stuck in their own thoughtless quagmire.
LOL, time to put down the bong.
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