L. Bush in touch with the victims along the Gulf South.

[Botany]

She tops old Barb Bush.

<MRS. BUSH: Thank you all for -- I know this isn't the first day most of you have been here at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. This is such a very important part of reuniting families all the time, but especially now in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina when we have so many families who were separated from each other. And each of us who have children know what it's like to lose your child for a minute in a department store, so we can imagine what these families are feeling and what they're thinking if they've been separated from their children for the last week or so.>

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2005/09/20050916-7.html


"And each of us who have children know what it's like to lose your child for a minute in a department store, ....." How out of touch are these people?

[...of J.Temperance]

1. Jaysus, haven't those poor people suffered ENOUGH?

Without having the Stepford Wife on Xanax forcing herself on them.

[oneighty]

2. I never lost

Little George or Baby Pat in a department store.

Where do the elite get these stories from?

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[...of J.Temperance]

4. Actually, when I was 6 years-old

I got lost during a trip to Bloomingdale's. So, you know, it does happen. My Grandmother commented that: "See, this is what happens when you go North. It's safer staying South." Or SOMETHING very similar according to my Dad.

I WISH Xanax Laura would lose Junior sometime, anytime...FOREVER.

[Missy M]

3. Well she did tell us to teach our children their names and where....

they live because of course we would not know enough to do that.

[shaniqua6392]

5. BTW Laura Bitch Bush......

These people have been separated from their children for almost THREE weeks. You know it has been almost THREE weeks since Hurricane Korina hit and we still have not been able to reunite families!!! We can put a man on the moon, but when parents lose their children in a disaster, we will takes months to reunite them. Sickening.

[rodeodance]

6. kids disappearing in dept stores is a common analogy for her to use-

one that many moms-or parents will understand and connect with.

[chelsea0011]

7. Do you think she has ever taken her kids to a dept. store?

It wouldn't surprise me if it has never happened.