Life Imitating Fiction...
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 — When President Bush and his top aides gathered in July to sketch out a strategy for the fifth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, it was clear to all that they had to try to reset the clock — back to a time, before Iraq, when portraying Mr. Bush as a steely commander in chief was a far simpler task, and before Hurricane Katrina, when questions about the administration’s competence did not weigh so heavily.
From those discussions emerged the speeches Mr. Bush has delivered over the last week, the leading edge of a remarkably intensive and aggressive campaign in which he has tried to regain ground he has lost for more than two years, by turning the conversation away from Iraq and back toward the broader war on terror.
It is a carefully calibrated strategy that will continue in coming days, first with an appearance Sunday morning by Vice President Dick Cheney on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” the vehicle he used to advantage at key moments after Sept. 11 and then Mr. Bush’s appearance that night at ground zero in New York and a prayer service at St. Paul’s Chapel. <more>
From those discussions emerged the speeches Mr. Bush has delivered over the last week, the leading edge of a remarkably intensive and aggressive campaign in which he has tried to regain ground he has lost for more than two years, by turning the conversation away from Iraq and back toward the broader war on terror.
It is a carefully calibrated strategy that will continue in coming days, first with an appearance Sunday morning by Vice President Dick Cheney on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” the vehicle he used to advantage at key moments after Sept. 11 and then Mr. Bush’s appearance that night at ground zero in New York and a prayer service at St. Paul’s Chapel. <more>
posted by Patrick J. Fitzgerald at 9/08/2006
8 Comments:
That Bin Laden may look dead, but he's still the life of the party. Just ask Turd Blossom...
Weekend at Bin Ladens! LOL! I don't think the reset clock weekend strategy won't work for the Gerbil. People are simply worn out from the gerbilspeak 9/11 propaganda. The Gerbil's mat is worn out. And he is riding a dead horse on thinking that the public will fall to his schemes.. People will find something to do on Monday when the Gerbil gets on his commode to preach the 9/11 rhetetic...
...and a prayer service..."
Got to love the Pimp.
http://www.light-to-dark.com/pimp_&_father.html
Does anybody believe bush believes in any higher thinking thing than himself?
Osama is just fine and living large. Thanks to Bush Osama is safer then Americans. The middle east love him and he can even visit the US as the Saudi's own a hotel in New York for him to stay. Now even channel 7 likes him and might give him free passes to Disneyland for him, his wives and children. In so ways Osama Bin Laden is King of the World thanks to George W. Bush.
Good advice Jackie..don't forget the visitations to Osama's cave..it will be the only place for them in the future..
top of the mornin' to all
Bush cannot turn back the clock.
Most smart people see him for what he really is: an incompetent, evil, uncaring, piece of slime.
No intelligent person is going to believe this spin, except for the people who watch FUX News.
The Goal here is the Neoconjobs rush to counter the 911 Truth movement before we discover the truth and arrest this administration for treason..
They are doing everything and anything they can now to counter this until they install the North American Union and the NWO will trump all US laws...
These transnational evildoers are in a blind panic now...
On Sept 11, 2006 we must make our stand or else these evil SOBs win..
The 911/Iraq/Halliburton/Carlyle Group/Defense Contractor Mega-Fleece!
..and speaking of blind panic, nothing like an indictment of not only being impeached but arrested and tried for treason would get your blood boilin awfull fast...
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