Foolish would be more accurate really. For seven years now the AP and Reuters have been publishing the very worst of the worst when it comes to images of the president, probably shooting hundreds and hundreds of shots in minutes to come up with these types of photos' like this one found yesterday accompanying a story about Bush in Japan over the weekend for the G8 summit, his last:
(This is a screenshot of Myway's "My page" I have set up on my computer showing how this pic pops up automatically without having to read the story in the top news modules for AP and google so nobody misses it... a web trick they know will keep this photo on the internet forever and seen by the most people whether or not they wanted to ..)
Contrarily, using the same thousand photo technique they come up with these sometimes almost sickening and completely unrealistic photo's of their savior and messiah Barack Hussein FauxBama, which again sickens me in the sense that they truly think most non liberal Americans are so stupid (many are unfortunately as are their kind) that these shots are entirely accidental and imply some type of "holier than thou" aura and religious implication which they do not.
So what are these pathetic BDS infected Bush haters going to do when he's long gone and they no longer have him to kick around as Richard Nixon said years ago besides drool and sniff all over Obama's jock as they pathetically do already?Well, to answer my own question, if McCain wins they will still be able to direct their hatred to another Republican who they somehow think is a clone of Bush, when in fact his policies are more in line with theirs than almost any other republican imaginable but still a wonderful alternative to the Radical Socialist Barack Hussein FauxBama Jr.
Bush defends decisions on North Korea, Olympics:My Way News - "TOYAKO, Japan (AP) - President Bush on Sunday defended removing North Korea from the list of state sponsors of terrorism and attending the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics as world leaders assembled to address soaring gas prices, climate change and African aid.
They faced major differences, especially over how far to go in trying to set limits on pollutants that contribute to global warming.
The host of this year's Group of Eight summit, Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda, and other leaders would like to see the top industrialized nations and other fast-growing economies such as China and India pledge a 50 percent cut by 2050 in the emissions that contribute to global warming. The Bush administration has not shown any enthusiasm for such a commitment without cooperation from the Chinese and Indians." continued
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