Saturday, April 17, 2004
BUSH SUPPORTERS TELL DAD OF MURDERED BOY TO "GET A LIFE"
By Tweed
Demonstrating the "compassion" of compassionate conservatism, Bush supporters heckled the father of a boy murder at Columbine high school, telling him to "get a life" and to "vote for Bush," reports the AP.
"This is the sort of positive, life affirming message the President wants to bring to the rest of America," White House spokesman, Scott McLellan said of the event. "Forcing the father to move on with his life, and to vote for the President who will give him a tax cut that. . . well. . . someone else's son will have to pay for is what this grieving father needs."
NRA spokesman, Yosemite Sam, suggested that the father's grief be redirected: "The fact is guns have never killed anyone. But I know this, if more people had guns, we'd be better off."
LickinBushin04 political commentator Pillsbury notes that support for President Bush by nutty gun lovers is not surprising, because the President belongs to that odd clan. "Governor Bush's record in Texas was outstanding on gun issues. And since then, his support for gun proliferation has been magnificent."
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By Tweed
Demonstrating the "compassion" of compassionate conservatism, Bush supporters heckled the father of a boy murder at Columbine high school, telling him to "get a life" and to "vote for Bush," reports the AP.
"This is the sort of positive, life affirming message the President wants to bring to the rest of America," White House spokesman, Scott McLellan said of the event. "Forcing the father to move on with his life, and to vote for the President who will give him a tax cut that. . . well. . . someone else's son will have to pay for is what this grieving father needs."
NRA spokesman, Yosemite Sam, suggested that the father's grief be redirected: "The fact is guns have never killed anyone. But I know this, if more people had guns, we'd be better off."
LickinBushin04 political commentator Pillsbury notes that support for President Bush by nutty gun lovers is not surprising, because the President belongs to that odd clan. "Governor Bush's record in Texas was outstanding on gun issues. And since then, his support for gun proliferation has been magnificent."
