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.

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 i

Last update: August 15, 2008 - 1:01 PM

How is Nick Coleman, the communist going to feel about this?

I’m sure he’s conflicted.

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.

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.

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.

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.