Omg..look at these twisted people!

[skooooo]

Republican Class of 2004

http://www.nymetro.com/rnc/gopclass.htm

Be sure to look at both pages...

[still_one]

1. I saw those pictures on the FBI site for most wanted terrorists

[Fridays Child]

2. Poking eyes out with sharp stick...

AAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke:

[NMDemDist2]

3. all white and ugly

and the ldotter gal is downright scary

[Fridays Child]

4. Poster child for the "Please Don't Waste the Botox" campaign...

[jfalchion]

5. Peggy Noonan

I don't agree with her but I do have to admit that she is a good wordsmith.

:kick:

[LiviaOlivia]

14. Oh please,

saccharin laced lie-machine. Pass the ipecac.

[jfalchion]

16. reply

She does know how to put a sentence together.

I don't agree with much of Hilaire Belloc's work. However, a pot of tea, a nice fire and a collection of Belloc essays/poems is a grand way to spend a winter evening. I marvel at the jewels of construction. Try it.

[mitchum]

23. Noonan writes like a high school valedectorian...

with a head injury

[NJCher]

6. ole Lucianne's never had a drink, has she?

Hic.


Cher

[calimary]

12. Having to wake up behind that face every morning is enough to turn

ANYBODY mean. Karma's a bitch. And in this case LOOKS LIKE one.

[NightTrain]

7. Sure are a lot of humorless-looking white people on that page!

[the Kelly Gang]

8. someone call the exorcist !

[Dangerman]

9. I think I am going puke!

:puke: :puke: :puke:

[BlueJazz]

10. Wasn't Richard Turley one of the Actors from..

"Night of the Living Dead"?

[NightTrain]

11. I thought he played Mel in "The Dick Van Dyke Show!"

[belle]

17. aaaggghhhh!!

[Morning Dew]

20. Turley's got that Kevin McCarthy look

maybe the body snatchers got him.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

13. I saw John Podhoretz on the Dailiy Show a few months back

He was totally smitten with George W. Bush. I half expected him to say, "I want to have his children."

[nuxvomica]

15. They misspelled Curtis Sliwa

Are these pictures from their driver's licenses or what? Plehhh!

[sonicx]

18. Monica Crowley ain't bad lookin. nt

[Fridays Child]

19. Separated at birth? Lucianne Goldberg and...

[RevCheesehead]

21. What an insult to Ms. Piggy!!! n/t

[Hanover_Fist]

22. Can you say........

Revenge of the nerds?...............

[merh]

24. Is that the Dick Morris that used to work for Big Dawg?

If it is, I didn't realize he went over to the dark side. Guess his whoring is more acceptable in the "family values" party.

This entire site is a hoot:

But an ill-fated war soon put an end to their cockiness. In the repolarized, post–Abu Ghraib era, the few GOP celebrities who weren’t in office found themselves back in the closet. And the convention proved, in the memorable words of the Bush twins, just how “unhip” the Republicans were. Even to Republicans. Jessica Simpson, the sexy monogamist, declined a GOP invite, as did Michael J. Fox. Britney Spears sent her regrets.

In the end, the GOP found itself dancing alone with Stephen Baldwin, who’s born again but remains coy about his party registration. Otherwise, the lineup this week consisted of straight white males who spent the ’70s vomiting behind trucks at festival concerts—hell-raisers, Jack Daniels drinkers, and Charlton Heston fans. Lynyrd Skynyrd, a virtual GOP house band, was booked at one party. ZZ Top, the Charlie Daniels Band, .38 Special, and the Gatlin Brothers played others. Kid Rock agreed to perform only after the Recording Industry Association of America paid him $300,000, a source said. As one GOP booker put it, “He’s a good get, though he’s not standard Republican.” Consider, after all, his tasteful ballad “Blow Me.”

http://www.nymetro.com/nymetro/news/rnc/9783/index.html

[napi21]

25. Yep! That's him!

I'm sure it's the old follow the money trick. I never liked Dick, but he was a decent strategist. I remember hearing him on a talk show back in 2000 shortly after the election, and they were talking about Ca,paign Finance Reform. He said he believed that by the next election, it will be a mute point because he foresees the internet taking a hugh part by them. Campaigns will be able to answer questions directly to the people, and lots of advertising would be done on the net as well. That's the first time I had ever heard that. I don't know if it was his idea or not, but somehow it turned out to be pretty true.