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The "photo op" is part of the ceremonies. In fact it is probably the most important part for celebrities as it is the source of photos that will be used to commemorate the event.
By denying particular individuals from participating is a huge show of disrespect for them.
If it isn't such a big deal then why would it be important to ms. laura?
I'd say that was very GOOD judgement on the part of Mrs. Bush. Why would she want to pose with someone who disses her husband? I wouldn't do it either!
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Oh, PUHLEEZE! How many black people do you think are going to vote for Bush? If she didn't want to be around people who diss her husband that event is the LAST place she should be.Quote:
Originally posted by LAKE:
I'd say that was very GOOD judgement on the part of Mrs. Bush. Why would she want to pose with someone who disses her husband? I wouldn't do it either!
Wondering WTF Pina means by "black" people.
Everytime I've referred to (ahem) them as such, I've been told they're "African-American".
With all apologies to Sluggo, fuck that. They're no more African than I am German.
Wouldn't it be nice if we could all just get along?
gae
Excuse the hell out of me but if you're going to get on someone's case you might want to double check that you're criticising the correct person.
I agree that it will need traffic from tourists and visitors to Cincinnati in order to succeed. School field trips and educational groups will add to business as well as the Greater Cincinnati Area Residents who will check it out a few times. But yes, it will rely on out of towners and non area residents for much of it's business.
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I just heard that P Diddy didn't show, because he said he'd been dissed by Mrs. Bush. She refused to share the stage with him.
I heard it on the radio, so it must be true!