MSNBC Sinks to New Low!

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If you can stomach it, read this ridiculous MSNBC / Newsweek article.
If the shrub was as compassionate as these hacks make him out to be, He would have already have diffused the situation with Cindy by simply meeting with her. It is so transparent that they do this to deflect attention from Cindy's cause and try to prove shrub has a conscious.

CNN and MSNBC are both complicit in crimes against America!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8941525/site/newsweek/

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1. Here is a quote:

Bush likes to play the resolute War Leader, and he has never been known for admitting mistakes or regret. But that does not mean that he is free of doubt. For the past three years, Bush has been living in two worlds—unwavering and confident in public, but sometimes stricken in private. Bush's meetings with widows like Crystal Owen offer a rare look inside that inner, private world.

What utter bullshit!

[NYC]

2. Stricken in private?

That's hilarious.

[eleny]

3. Baloney - He doesn't have the depth

[EST]

6. The word is, like Hitler, in private he is often bordering

on the insane. The pressure, or something else as dramatic, is biting him hard. The shaky hand nearest the 'destroy the world' button belongs to a madman. The greatest danger may not be the incompetent insanity that is continuing to ramp up the arrogant aggression levels, but may, in fact, be just plain total nutsville. His own handlers would be justified in taking him down but they are probably little better off.

[karlrschneider]

5. Stricken in private? Well, no shit...ask any pretzel...

:eyes:

[fooj]

4. Welcome to DU! We must hold the media accountable!

Peace.

[Name removed]

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[Skittles]

8. SO WHO ARE WE HONORING HERE ?

that sociopathic bastard has no conscience whatsoever

[beltanefauve]

9. What's this?

"I didn't lose anyone close to me, a member of my family or someone that I love."
Didn't he have a sister who died for whom he wasn't allowed to grieve?
Sounds like some serious denial to me.