I dont recall the europeans being this tough on Clinton during anytime in his tenure..

[Shuxclams]

http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20001214/wl/bush_europe_dc_1.html
I guess they dont like the Shrubster,


<< ``The slenderness of his triumph will cast a shadow over his political legitimacy,''
>>




<< ``At the end of its labyrinth, America finds itself with a president it did not elect. George Bush the younger has won the White House once occupied by his father without in truth winning the election, but by being led there, hand in hand, by the justices,'' >>




<< ``From today he must begin a campaign to justify his victory which is more legal than real, and to put a halt to a decline in the status of the American presidency,'' >>




<< ``Bush, who's been abroad only twice -- both times to Mexico, is now the most powerful man in the world,'' >>



Hahahaha! Monica who? Man this is going to be a fun 4 years........:disgust:




SHUX

 

[DAM]

hey shux the linky not worky








dam(Neftorius B.I.G.)

 

[Linh]

doesn't work for me

 

[Sunner]

Corrected link

 

[Linh]

sunner yours doesn't work either

 

[SmiZ]

dam(Neftorius B.I.G.)

LOL

 

[Shuxclams]

Fixed it.....



SHUX

 

[Sunner]

Try again, for some reason the .html didnt get along in the C&amp;P...

 

[IronMike]

Fug the rest of the world. Shrub'll nuke em if they ain't keepin them mouths shut!

 

[FettsBabe]

If you have to count invalid or void ballots inconsistently to make a &quot;true&quot; president then I would prefer consistency and an &quot;unelected&quot; president.

I guess its ok if a teacher decides to judge test answers differently too from student to student (even though its multiple choice).

 

[jjm]

&quot;Fug the rest of the world. Shrub'll nuke em if they ain't keepin them mouths shut!&quot;

Pat Buchanan would be proud.

 

[sandorski]

Unfortunetly, the rest of the world to Dubyah is anything outside of Texas. If he goes home during his Presidency, be afraid, be very afraid!:Q

 

[Czar]

This is all so true, Jay Leno will have fun for the next 4 years

 

[3615buck]

>> I dont recall the europeans being this tough on Clinton <<

Simply because Clinton did not suck (Monica did )

 

[glenn1]

No biggie... Americans tend to give other countries and &quot;foreigners&quot; plenty of crap, justified or not, so i suppose that turnabout is fair play. George W. is a big boy, and i don't think it will make him cry that some foreign persons don't think too highly of him.... i think that another President from Texas didn't think all that much of international opinion of him either... i seem to remember him saying something to the effect of, &quot;I don't give a flying f#ck about what the French think,&quot; or something similar...

 

[ToBeMe]

Hmmmm, that's odd, in this AP article all the world leaders agree that they believe Bush will be a strong leader. The only abstainers to that were a few British newspapers known to bash nearly anything American. Here are a few &quot;takes&quot; from the article.....

<< A Bush administration &quot;will focus its attention on the solution of their own problems, on the strengthening of domestic security, and will not assume the role of a global Messiah, which Democrats sometimes liked to do,&quot; Rogozin told the ITAR-Tass news agency. >>



<< &quot;The word `Bush' has become a part of Kuwaiti culture,&quot; said Abdullah Sahar, a political scientist at Kuwait University. &quot;We want to return the favor, even if it is only by good wishes.&quot; >>

Alays two sides to every story......may as well post both!