Visit to South Dakota reflects shift in Bush's view of Daschle

Washington Times ^ | Thursday, April 25, 2002 | By Bill Sammon

[JohnHuang2]

SIOUX FALLS, South Dakota

[JohnHuang2]

Thursday, April 25, 2002

Quote of the Day by HHFi 4/25/02

[Coop]

...a remark by Rep. Richard A. Gephardt, House minority leader, that "bipartisanship is dead."

One of the very few times in my life that I've agreed with Dick Gephardt.

[eureka!]

It was never alive. W tried. Now, he needs the Senate back...

[Mo1]

Doesn't look like it's dead to me," replied Mr. Bush, who turned to Mr. Daschle for confirmation. The South Dakota Democrat grinned and nodded his head.

Gosh I love this President ... lol

[Darlin']

Mega DITTOS. :)

[okimhere]

He's subtle, smart, savvy, sophisticated, stunning..... and it's such a pleasure to watch him in action. HeeHee - the planners didn't know little Tommy was going to be there so they didn't reserve a seat for him in the front row. Awwwwwww! Don'tcha love it????

[Darlin']

Yes, the tiny twit mis-underestimated the President. He was not only exquisitely but cordially chastised he had to endure it from his seat in the audience since only invited guest got to sit on the stage with the President. FOFLOL. I'm sure Karl Rove is still laughing. I am, too. :)

[okimhere]

chastised and with a smile as big as all of Texas. And that smile is so contagious! I can't seem to erase mine off my face.

I hope Daschle wasn't made to look small in front of his constituents. No, that would be too easy........