More ads, back atchya….
August 1st, 2008 – 4:06 PM by Bob von SternbergNone too pleased about John McCain’s “Celeb” ad that has largely defined the campaign this week, the Democratic National Committee has fired back with this ad:
Figuring their first shot at least drew blood, McCain’s ad shop came back with more mockery of Obama, in an ad called “The One” (the snark nickname McCain staffers have long used for Obama).
Team Obama promptly let it be known it was shocked, shocked: “It’s downright sad that on a day when we learned that 51,000 Americans lost their jobs, a candidate for the presidency is spending all of his time and the powerful platform he has on these sorts of juvenile antics,” said spokesman Hari Sevugan.
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Obama proposes tapping nation’s oil reserves to help drive down gasoline prices
By TOM RAUM , Associated Press
Last update: August 4, 2008 - 11:09 AM
LANSING, Mich. - In a reversal, Barack Obama is proposing the government sell 70 million barrels of oil from its strategic petroleum stockpiles.
This is flip-flop number 253. If Obama continues this, McCain won’t need to worry about running ANY additional ads. Even hardcore democrats are beginning to wonder about this guys character.
I’m enjoying this very much.
Robert Grant Rules!!!!!!!!
What is a life and where can I buy one?
Thanks for sharing your comments and displaying your intelligence. Nice to have someone to converse with regarding important topics. You’re obviously very successful.
I do not believe that we should use the strategic oil reserves at this point. I have said and, in fact, supported a congressional resolution that said that we should suspend putting more oil into the strategic oil reserve, but the strategic oil reserve, I think, has to be reserved for a genuine emergency. You have a situation, let’s say, where there was a major oil facility in Saudi Arabia that was destroyed as a consequence of terrorist acts, and you suddenly had huge amounts of oil taken out of the world market, we wouldn’t just be seeing $4-a-gallon oil. We could see a situation where entire sectors of the country had no oil to function at all. And that’s what the strategic oil reserve has to be for.
Barack Obama, July 7, 2008
Well,
It’s been almost a month!!! A guy can change his mind. Especially if he’s in a tailspin.
Obama is a fraud.
I am a faceless Coward!
I never work….just complain on here all day!
Yay me!
I am the best!
Obama is a lying racist.
I fooled you all! It’s me Robert Grant, Gee Golly that was a good one. Isn’t my new name just the funniest thing ever?!?
Your childish comments are weak but tolerable. The poster with the “name” is just plain rude, and should be deleted.
Offer some interesting comments, or go away.
Paris Hilton spoofs McCain ad and proposes a solution to nation’s energy crisis
By DEVLIN BARRETT , Associated Press
Last update: August 6, 2008 - 9:12 AM
Just wondering why you would think anyone with a brain would give a rats ass what this whore says…….
I think this article belongs in a tabloid, not a newspaper.
Which are you?
I think the obomination is just royally P!$$ed that Paris’s energey play is better than his own.
She sounded like a direct endorsement of the Mccain plan.
Hillary Clinton says she will help unify Democratic Party for fall campaign against the GOP
Associated Press
Last update: August 7, 2008 - 11:35 AM
WASHINGTON - Hillary Rodham Clinton told supporters in an online Web chat Thursday that she and Barack Obama will ensure Democrats are “fully unified” going into the fall presidential campaign.
When I read these kinds of comments, it confirms my belief that the democratic party is completely out of touch. What an arrogant theory considering their own party can’t agree on which votes should be counted among their potential candidates. Doesn’t she recall any of her comments directed at her competition? this woman is disgusting, and would do all mankind a huge favor by stepping in front of a train.
Politically Connected:
Island life in multiracial Hawaii shaped Obama
Bob,
Your editor’s and management really have no clue just how pathetic they are, do they.
What shaped McCain? Serving his country?
The Minneapolis fluff and rainbows. A paper for worms in fetal positions.
Some white supremacists believe election of Obama would set off backlash they long for
By EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS , Associated Press
Last update: August 8, 2008 - 1:44 PM
Who decides what is chosen for the on-line paper content?
The reason I ask, is this may be the single most idiotic thing I’ve seen from your paper….and that speaks volumes.
Some black panthers believe election of McCain would further confirm the “man” is keeping them down.
Can I get a job with the AP?
Good morning all,
May we expect any talk about John Edwards, or is he of the wrong party to bring up in your fair and balanced “newspaper?”
Not sure what I mean when I say “Good morning all” because I am talking to my self here. Oh well, I AM THE BEST.
IF YOU AIN’T FIRST, YOU’RE LAST!
I AM KUNT MAN!!!
Myself is one word.
I am even correcting myself here. NASCAR RULES!!! DALE JARRETT FOR PRESIDENT!!!!!!!!
I clean my guns every morning and pray to Dale Earnhardt that Bush can somehow get re-elected for a legendary third term to continue his awesome legacy of greatness. I love Jack Daniels!!
I have quite a few guns. Guns have had a major impact on your right to say such idiotic things, however I’m not a race fan but I do enjoy scotch.
Keep up your witty remarks. Don’t forget to display your Franken lawn sign.
Robert Grant is a smug fool from the big city with big signs and flashy lights, but his words about nascar really speak to me. Nascar is the best and therefore I must be friends with Mr Grant. Wanna go drinkin and shootin sometime Rob?
Count me in Cletus. How about this weekend? Nascar rules!
I am the Ultimate Blogger!!
I am the BEST there is!
One minute later….and I’m still the Best!
A figure in Abramoff scandal, strategist Ralph Reed now raising money for McCain’s campaign
By CHARLES BABINGTON , Associated Press
Last update: August 13, 2008 - 1:27 PM
Good job Strib!!!!!
Tit for tat, like when you were discussing Obama, Farrakhan, Wright, and Rezko. I’d be shocked if your paper suffered layoffs with your continued fair and balanced reporting.
I wonder why business is so poor….
FYI, Reed was never implicated in any legal issues concerning Abromoff.
Idiots.
I am the BEST!!!!!
Hillary Clinton’s name to be placed in nomination at Democratic convention
Democrats say the name of the vanquished rival of nominee-in-waiting Barack Obama will be placed in nomination in Denver.
By LIZ SIDOTI , Associated Press
Last update: August 14, 2008 - 11:20 AM
Democrats…..This is pathetic. The current democratic lot will ensure their party will not be taken seriously for years.
Everyone just needs to listen to me!
I know what is best for everyone. Because I am the best.
RABBLE RABBLE!
A lot better than you’ll ever amount to.
That much is certain.
How about a new topic Bob?
Two in a month would be special.
Dozens of foreign-born gang members nailed in sweep
Operation Community Shield — a campaign by federal, state and local law enforcement — targeted the metro area.
By JAMES WALSH, Star Tribune
Last update: August 14, 2008 - 11:15 PM
How much of R.T.’s suggested tax (almost 7%) increase will be directed to closing our borders, or is he still focused on drinking fountains?
Embrace diversity!!
Body surfing, quiet moments at memorials mark Obama’s last full day of vacation in Hawaii
By AUDREY McAVOY , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 10:39 AM
Thank God for jounalism like this, and thank you Strib for having the good sense to run this critical information. This is the kind of hard hitting data that informed voter’s need to make important decisions.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press.
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
COPY AND PASTE……..IT IS ALL I KNOW!!!!
The more exposure, the better. Thank you.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
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Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Bush insists Russia get out of Georgia, pledges to stand with people of Georgia
By TERENCE HUNT , Associated Press
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 11:12 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday accused Russia of “bullying and intimidation” in its harsh military treatment of Georgia, saying the people in the former Soviet republic have chosen freedom and “we will not cast them aside.”
Bush ratcheted up his rhetoric against Moscow as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Tbilisi, Georgia to pursue a diplomatic solution to the week-old crisis. Standing alongside Rice, pro-Western President Mikhail Saakashvili said he had signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia that protects Georgia’s interests despite concessions to Moscow
Love the second paragraph. More “fair and balanced” reporting. I wonder which political party Terry belongs to?
Bush “RATCHETED UP HIS RHETORIC.”
I can’t wait for this rag to fold.
Pohlad ponying up $$$ for Obama
By PAUL WALSH, Star Tribune
Last update: August 15, 2008 - 1:01 PM
How is Nick Coleman, the communist going to fee