Tony Snow said 'You've got to be smoking rope' if you think Saddam trial was a political ploy.

[spanone]

Just showed him on CNN responding to question of whether or not it was political that Saddams verdict happened now. Smokin' rope eh? Haven't heard that expression for a while Tony.

[Roland99]

1. I think we've all been victims of Rope a Dope.

[BootinUp]

2. I haven't heard "smokin rope" in like 30 years

[spanone]

3. Tony's a hip kind of groovy dude, like ya know.

:sarcasm:

[BootinUp]

6. Is it a reference to hemp?

[spanone]

12. Of course it is. Back in the 60's we called dope smoking 'smokiin' rope'.

[Octafish]

30. Tony knows Blow, too.

Cheerleading, even then.

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

14. Yeah, he's the cat's meow. The bee's knees.

He must be on the giggle water.

[TheCowsCameHome]

23. ...in his case the horse's ass.............

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

32. The dogshit's fly....

[Cooley Hurd]

7. That's an oldie - wasn't that in Robert Mitchum's orig arrest report?

:rofl:

[warrior1]

4. what a maroon

[Cass]

5. Didn't they just admit that very thing the other day? I read an article here about it.

[Mr_Spock]

8. lol - Bushco stating the opposite of reality again.

What is the point of their continued lying?

[NOLADEM]

9. Bullshit Tony, you admitted it the other day

Damn if I can find the link, but the other day he was asked if it was political, and he said simply "Yes." and moved on to the next question, if memory serves.

[jobycom]

10. He's got to be smokin' rope if he thinks that's an answer to the question. nt

[mmonk]

11. Rope smokers of America.

I guess I'm one.

[bluerum]

13. Hey Snowjob - thanks for respecting my opinion and that of many

Americans.

BTW Snowjob - YOU are NOTHING but a lying POS mouthpiece. NOTHING but a lying POS covering the administrations ass. NOTHING but a thug and mouthpiece for a criminal administration. You are a stooge and a water boy. Nothing more. Why should any intelligent thinking person listen to what Snowjob has to say, much less take it seriously.

The fact is, to make one-self listen to (much less believe) what you have to say, one has to be gullible, partisan, thought free. That is who you are speaking to Snowjob. That is your audience. Those are your fans. The ignorant. Congratulations. You have made it to the top of the pile of stupid.

[rodeodance]

15. What is up is down for Snow----he lives in a State of Denial like his boss.

[TAPat]

16. What a dweeb!

Smoking rope? Geez... :freak:

[Hugin]

17. Dear Mr. Snowjob... This ENTIRE WAR was a 'political ploy'.

EVERYTHING this administration has ever done is politically motivated... Everything!

To include appointing you, idiot!

[lectrobyte]

18. Two days before election day? What a co-inky-dink.

[baldguy]

19. You're crazy if you think the sky is blue!

People who say that water is wet are out of touch with the American public.

[Hugin]

22. "Who are you gonna believe? Us or your lying eyes?"

I've heard this from them so many times... I'm sick of it.

[jmowreader]

20. Some days I think the whole White House is smoking rope...

...but no one told them the "rope" in question is supposed to be Hemp Rope. So they went with Nylon.

Which would explain a lot of the goofy shit Bush does, like his pretzel-eating and Segway-riding skills.

[TheCowsCameHome]

21. Not nearly as disgusting as what Tony Snow sticks in his mouth.

[spanone]

24. Remember Tony, rope smokers can still vote.

[peekaloo]

25. Sure as hell beats smokin' Pages.

[jimshoes]

26. But

White House Launches Campaign To Politicize Saddam Verdict Ahead of Midterm Elections

An article from Think Progress

http://thinkprogress.org/2006/11/02/snow-saddam-verdict/

[Homer12]

27. He could have said "Lay Some Pipe"

Only if their was a reporter to ask this question.

[leesa]

28. You gotta be snortin' meth to think we'd believe it wasn't

[spanone]

29. ...and getting a message.

[roody]

31. Does that make me a "roper"

or a "ropehead?"

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

33. Meanwhile, out of the other side of his mouth, he says that

the armed forces newspapers owned by Gannett timed their editorials calling for Rumsfeld's ouster to coincide with the eve of elections in the U.S.