Despite my disagreements with the President, I’m going to miss his ability to so easily send liberals into screaming hissy fits.

No ability is required. Knee jerk emotionalism, hysteria, and hyperbole are part and parcel of modern liberalism. President Bush is merely the object of their affliction.

For what it’s worth, I still object to this meeting. This climate change garbage is dumb and dangerous. The President meeting with Al Gore will only serve to legitimize it in the eyes of the American people.

Setting that aside, however, note how utterly (and unintentionally) accurate the end of the comment is:

I am so darned disappointed that Al Gore didn’t completely snub Bush by NOT attending the White House ceremony. Dammm! He shouldn’t have attended anything at all to do with Bush or his corrupt regime. Thanks Al Gore for giving Bush a photo-op for his libarary, you useful idiot! Bush ALWAYS gets his way, he always at the end of the day, wins, doesn’t he?

Indeed. As I noted above, Dubya won – again. It must drive them crazy. And now he (we) seems to be winning in Iraq.

Despite my disagreements with the President, I’m going to miss his ability to so easily send liberals into screaming hissy fits.

gj

“heh, Manbearpig…it fits. Snicker.”

Oh that’s right, being a patron taint of the left means never having to be accountable.

trubble on November 26, 2007 at 6:20 PM

…so subliminal….

Mr. Bush should have inquired how that old electric bill was coming along down in Tenn. and offered some tips on how to make his house as efficient as the one in Texas.

Ah, AG won the Nobel…it comes with a check, so he has enough $$ to pay not only for his carbon credits, but his energy bills.

What is this all about?

They have not met privately since then-President-elect Bush paid a visit – short, and not that sweet - to Gore’s residence in December 2000.

the former vice president insisted that they had spoken about global warming “the whole time.”

Busy probably did, gave Al plenty of rope, which I’m sure he’ll be laughing about for a long time to come.

W. had better check to make sure nothing is missing after that crowd leaves.

Bush Welcomes Gore with Low-Carbon Ceremony
by Scott Ott for ScrappleFace ·
(2007-11-26) — President George Bush today demonstrated that he can be gracious to his defeated opponents by welcoming former presidential rival Al Gore to the White House with a low-carbon ceremony to celebrate Mr. Gore’s Nobel Peace Prize for publicizing man-made global warming.

The day’s events began when the White House sent an ox cart to pick up Mr. Gore at his hotel, where he had arrived by S.U.V. motorcade last night following a charter jet flight to Washington D.C.

All lights had been extinguished at the White House, and the thermostats set to zero, in preparation for the former vice president’s arrival. The fireplaces were cool and devoid of logs. A Bush aide gave Mr. Gore a pair of official White House ear muffs, and guided him to the Oval Office, through the darkened hallways, with the help of a hand-cranked flashlight.

The president invited Mr. Gore to sit in his own chair, where Mr. Bush said, “You would have sat as you signed the Kyoto protocols.”

The two men sipped cold tea and nibbled organically-grown raw carrots before the official ceremony recognizing Mr. Gore’s accomplishment.

Since cameras, lights and recording equipment use electricity, the production of which is rapidly destroying the planet, TV and radio reporters were forced to abandon their gear before entering the White House.

Here is brief excerpt of Mr. Bush’s remarks, recorded by a stenographer, as he recognized the celebrated author and documentary producer, Al Gore.

THE PRESIDENT: It’s a great privilege to welcome Al and Tipper Gore to the Oval Office. Their visit here today was made possible in part by a grant from the Make-A-Wish foundation, and I’m honored to help this dream come true, if only for a few moments.

I always knew that Al would make something of himself, and he has done just that. On the world stage, he has taken gossamer threads of science and twisted them into a bewitching yarn that rivals anything that Walt Disney ever imagined. In the process, he has garnered an Oscar and a Nobel prize — the highest honors bestowed by the entertainment industry. Yes, Al Gore has really made something of himself. I would tell you what that something is, but the dignity of the office constrains me.

Finally, let me say that Al Gore’s work has inspired me so much, that while we were visiting here this morning, I had some people disassemble and recycle his motorcade and the jet he used to get here. The scrap metal will be stamped into commemorative Nobel prize coins bearing Al’s silhouette, which we’ll use to purchase carbon offsets from Al’s own company.

Oh that’s right, being a patron taint of the left means never having to be accountable.

Gore is also far fatter but I don’t think he’s padding his suit.

highhopes on November 26, 2007 at 3:51 PM

Gore couldn’t look more like he was sucking in his girth than if he were Mr. Incredible trying to fit back into his supersuit.

Not.

Again.