Will someone please tell me that this is a joke?

[PittLib]

http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/hampton/10012004/news/40784.htm

This is reason enough not to vote for the guy. This is so cloyingly fluffy - I want to :puke:

from "W stands for women" to their maternity ward visit. Give me a break!

Barbara (Grandma): she was "not here to talk about politics," she took a few subtle shots at Sen. John Kerry – whom the Bush campaign has often cast as wavering in his policy positions.

She was out campaigning ... what does she think she was there for? Is she as delusional as Chimpy?

And how about this asshole:

"I see people getting excited and enthused and I think it’s because they are great entertainers and people get a sense of what the president is like just through his family," said Henderson, who was a delegate to the Republican National Convention.

yep - great entertainers indeed. I was certainly entertained by the chimp last night ... damn near laughed my ass right off!

Am I the only one who feels that all the Bush "women" are stuck in the 50's?

[Droopy]

1. Yeah, they're stuck in the '50s. The 1850s. n/t

[CrowNotAngelGRL]

2. Of course

I think they are too. They stand silent and always beside their husband's and don't ever speak out their minds. Did Laura speak at the RNC like T.H.K. did at the DNC? I didn't watch the RNC (I couldn't stand more than a couple min's), so just wondering. People who are reps are really getting onto Kerry for letting T.H.K. speak and says it's bad for him. :\

[PittLib]

5. Yeah, well ... i sure as hell ain't one of 'em!

I'm turning into a hick in this late hour! Sorry. I give JK credit for having the sense to chose such an amazing wife. And those who disagree can shove it.

[nadinbrzezinski]

3. You should know

the GOP wants to go back to the Guilded age, a time when women did NOT vote... either

[cheshire]

4. No and they are stuck in the box at night to get recharged. Go Barbie and

Laura Go straight to hell you lying condoning, raising be yatches.