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[Ian Meyer <ianmeyer AT mac.com>]

IMHO, if he had just been looking for and didnt find WMDs then this 
would be acceptable.

however, he is mocking something that has cost over a hundred 
American's soldier's lives.

to me, its in the same league as making fun of 9/11, although not quite 
on the same scale.

~ian


On Mar 27, 2004, at 4:52 PM, Don Rua wrote:

> > > "If there was any doubt in your mind that Bush has no class, taste,
> sensitivity, respect, or intelligence..."
>
> I've heard the crowds chanting that Bush is an uptight self-righteous 
> stiff.
> Now, when he lampoons one of his biggest mistakes, (the WMD promise), 
> people
> are out to hang him for being too loose. Election years are such a 
> hoot.
>
> a) I heard the media was laughing it up pretty good at the dinner. 
> Clinton
> brought Norm McDonald and lampooned himself and staff similarly at the 
> 53rd
> such dinner.
> b) Eerily similar: Take the comment above, substitute "Howard Stern" or
> "Saturday Night Live" for "Bush", and it reads just like letters from 
> the
> ChristianRight.
>
> I suppose if you think he lied about WMD, the joke is evil; if you 
> think he
> erred in judgement on WMD, the joke is more a dose of humility.
>
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