Will the bush "locked door" incident

[sidwill]

be his "tank ride" , "fall of the stage", "grocery scanner" moment?

[bigscott]

1. i doubt it

those other incidents were precursors to losing elections - this one is not

and who really is surprised by another stupid move by the dumbest man on the planet:wtf:

[TrueAmerican]

2. It should be refered to as

"Doesn't have an exit plan" incident.

[ashling]

6. Murtha said on MTV,

if I remember correctly:

"I hope he (has?)found the door."

[MaineDem]

11. I love that!!! (nt)

[peace frog]

3. Gosh, he's had so many "incidents"...

choking on a pretzel and passing out, falling off the bike numerous times, etc... the difference this time is that we have photographic evidence of his buffoonery. Yep, this one's a keeper.

[Tony_Illinois]

4. No--people are no longer surprised by this stuff from him.

[KarenS]

5. oh come'on,,,,, We all know that Bill Clinton locked that door!!!

:rofl:

[TlalocW]

9. Almost right

The door was actually barred with the almight Clenis.

TlalocW

[bmbmd]

7. Baron Harkonen

just plain mean.

[underpants]

8. PIC

[Neil Lisst]

10. I cackle every time I see that photo!

And I've seen it about ten times already.

He looks like a Bush impersonator mugging.

[mattomjoe]

12. I'm certainly not one to defend Bush, but many of our presidents

have had their share of embarrassing gaffes outside of the US. I mean, even JFK had his "Ich bin ein Berliner" moment....

The pics ARE funny, though.... :rofl:

[ashling]

13. But the obvious reason he went for the door

rather than turning around and leaving the way he should have was that he didn't want to "cut and run."


:yoiks: :yoiks:

schmidthead!