More evidence that * is a classless slob:

[louis-t]

Saw a video the other day of Karen Hughes being sworn in as whatever she is now. After the ceremony, * reared back and slapped his hand into hers as if he was congratulating one of his drinking buddies for successfully chugging a beer. No grace, no class, no sense of decency. Granted, Karen Hughes is no lady, but it proves once again that this clown doesn't know how to conduct himself in public.

[patrice]

1. He knows. He doesn't care.

[oneighty]

2. The F U Prez

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[patrice]

8. He probably get's high on the power of doing whatever he wants.

Concern for the feelings of others is the responsibility of the powerless.

[oneighty]

12. All of his life his biggest success

has been in the role of a bully. From frogs to brothers to everybody else. He will continue to bully for the rest of his life.

Until he meets a bigger and meaner bully.

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[acmejack]

3. Who needed additional evidence?

The only ones who have any sort of regard for * are the ignorant and those in league with him.

[Richard D]

4. You've just insulted . .

. . . classless slobs everywhere. Imagine, being a good slacker and getting comparred to *!

[peekaloo]

7. lol... He would have kissed her cheek but her beard tickles.

:o

[izzie]

5. Money never made class.

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[TomInTib]

6. I saw that and thought the same thing. Frat-boy-style

[Catherine Vincent]

9. I'm surprised video haven't been captured of him grabbing his crotch.

What a slouch!

[BuelahWitch]

14. Maybe because there's so little to grab?

Oh, did I say THAT??? :evilgrin:

[enki23]

10. he's an upper-class snob

.

[MisterP]

11. you haven't seen "Journeys With George"?

he likes to talk and yell with his mouth full of prodigous amounts of white bread in it. He also keeps planting his chimp lips on Nancy Pelosi's daughter, Alexandra, who was filming.

[peekaloo]

15. Not to mention his insightful offerings on

the deliciousness of bologna, er, baloney . :dunce:

[MisterP]

18. no George, don't shake the Magic 8-Ball so hard--the bubbles cover answers

[Zensea]

13. Sorry, but so what?

Since when are we as Americans that concerned about formality?

I'd be more concerned regarding this being an act on his part playing to the masses and is most likely caluculated and not sincere.

[louis-t]

16. Excuse me, but the "leader of the free world"

(I have to gag when I refer to him as that) is representing US to the world and he is an embarrassment. My point was that a gentleman shakes hands with a lady in a different way than another man. * is clueless, nothing to do with "we're not formal". Call me old fashioned, but if * ever high fives the leader of another country, I'm outta here. He already insults just about everybody he meets with his cute 'jokes'.

[BuelahWitch]

17. Yes, he's an embarrassment to our country

He's a middle-aged adolescent. Yes, I know there are alot of others who are, but they aren't running the country (or at least, *appear to be* running the country. WE all know the real Prez is Cheney).

[Zensea]

19. We're talking about Karen Hughes here though ...

... she and Bush go way back, remember... it's the good old boy network.

I agree about how you treat the leaders of another country.

I just find it amusing to see people get on their high horse about this stuff, it feels prudish to me.

[louis-t]

20. I don't care how far back they go. That's not the point.

Familiarity is not relevant when it comes to manners. It is not 'prudish' to expect our leaders to behave in a civilized manner, even with their friends (in public, okay?). One of the reasons the rest of the world is so alarmed by * is his good ole boy, back slapping, phony cowboy, frat boy, yee haw, ill bred style. I'm no prude, but remember how Repugs would throw that criticism at Clinton, saying he was always (5 minutes) late or Hillary "had no class" because she wore pants suits? Clinton has more class in his pinky than this brain-dead, illiterate bastard will ever have.