teisipäev, juuli 13, 2004
Divisive II
More hateful rhetoric from the Divider in Chief:
Noting that Kerry had called the celebrities the "heart and soul of America," Bush told several thousand supporters on Michigan's Upper Peninsula that "I believe the heart and soul of America is in places like right here in Marquette, Michigan."
Yeah. Celebrities in New York can't be the heart of America. Only people in small towns in middle America can be.
So does Bush not think New Yorkers are the heart and soul of America? Why does he hate New Yorkers so much? Why is he so negative about his critics? Isn't he their president too? Can't you represent the heart and soul of America while still criticizing Bush? Apparently not, if he can score cheap points by playing on middle Americans' anti-coastal prejudices.
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More hateful rhetoric from the Divider in Chief:
Noting that Kerry had called the celebrities the "heart and soul of America," Bush told several thousand supporters on Michigan's Upper Peninsula that "I believe the heart and soul of America is in places like right here in Marquette, Michigan."
Yeah. Celebrities in New York can't be the heart of America. Only people in small towns in middle America can be.
So does Bush not think New Yorkers are the heart and soul of America? Why does he hate New Yorkers so much? Why is he so negative about his critics? Isn't he their president too? Can't you represent the heart and soul of America while still criticizing Bush? Apparently not, if he can score cheap points by playing on middle Americans' anti-coastal prejudices.
