protecting the power of the presidency,


	protecting the power of the presidency,

papananook

3-8-2008 5:01 PM

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papananook says:

Our Preznut is an asshole.

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3-8-2008 6:05 PM

kkcapricorn

I agree. You have such a way with words, papa

3-8-2008 6:18 PM

papananook

Call's 'em as I sees 'em. But it's pretty obvious. Did You see him dancincin a little soft shoe act while he was waiting for McCain to kiss his ass on the WH steps? The guy is insane. Then he served hot dogs to McCain for lunch. arrrgh!

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