Bush camp rolls out big names in campaign push

Washington Times ^ | 6/17/04 | Bill Sammon

[kattracks]

The Bush administration, which has long been criticized for being secretive, is suddenly opening up just in time for re-election.

Since the beginning of June, President Bush, first lady Laura Bush, National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice and other senior administration officials have made themselves unusually accessible to the media.

[Keith in Iowa]

Looks like the Bush team has a schedule, and they're stickin' to it - media be damned. I like that.

[CyberAnt]

Exactly! In fact I think Karl Rove had made a comment about them being 9 months ahead in their campaign planning.

Speaking of being "criticized for being secretive". Tonight on O'Reilly, he had some guy on there (can't remember the name) and this guy was whining about how secretive the Bush admin is - which was totally out of context of what the subject was about.

I hate it when these people come with their DNC talking points memorized, and no matter what people ask them, they spew their garbage. They're just pitiful!

[conshack]

MORE SHALL BE REVEALED. 4 1/2 months til Bush romps.

[tobyhill]

Interesting Poll Prediction on CNN,

While channel surfing, I came across what I thought was a cooking show. With intense interest I happened to look at the TV channel number and realized it was CNN. I watched a little while longer in order to learn how to bake these cookies they were making. They looked good! After learning the recipe, the anchor lady stated the results of the poll will be released in October after she has sampled the cookies. I became very confused. The baking lady then spoke and said that the type of cookies that the first ladies make will determine the results of the election and it has been based accurate for many elections back.
The point of this is, I have finally learned that CNN polls must be correct based on this type of premise. First Lady Bush had better get back in that kitchen! (sarcasm)