I'm listening to the joint news conference. It's on right now (quick, turn on the tube). You don't want to miss this....

Pay careful attention to the use of the phrase "the will of the international community". Jeez, as if we were all one big gigantic happy family (everyone but Iran, if you believe these bozos).

Man, and we wonder why those darn foreigners keep talking about Western arrogance....

I wonder what Russia and China are thinking right now?

Man, it's enough to make me wanna go smoke some

Someone needs to take a to these NeoCons.

Every time I hear stuff like this, it becomes painfully obvious that We the People are getting by these weasels.

This must be about the two hundred and third time they've told us to bend over and pick up the soap, and frankly I'm that there are still people out there willing to do that.

Why bother watching if your not going to bother listening?

What do you mean, Duh??? Didn't you get anything out of that insightful analysis of the press conference? I think he's employed by ABC.

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Duh2 doesn't like me anymore. He probably thinks I'm one of those evil leftists or something.

It's okay. I can see through the sarcasm. Really I'm just a frustrated conservative.

It's all good. One of these days, when we (collectively) stop buying into Karl Rove's political BS, we'll shake hands and become friends again.

Anyway, the best part of the press conference IMO was the question that left Tony Blair speechless. Those moments are few and far between.....

That was definitely worth a laugh.

I missed the news conference but caught some of it in the newpaper. Aside from defending the war, they were quite candid about some of their blunders. At least candid for those two clowns. I missed the part where Blair was speechless. Would you mind providing details about it for me.

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