Thursday, February 17, 2005

Advising the President

Ran across this at Sine Qua Non and just couldn't resist listing it here.

Sen. John F. Kerry's brash offer to meet privately with former foe President Bush to discuss foreign policy before Bush's meetings abroad next week with key European leaders has apparently fallen on deaf ears at the White House.

``We've offered to have Sen. Kerry (D-Mass.) meet with President Bush to discuss his trip to Iraq, if the White House is interested,'' Kerry spokesman David Wade said yesterday. ``There are many areas where genuine bipartisanship would make a difference in leading our country forward, whether in national security or children's health care.''

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No really. Sorry. This one tops it off.

One veteran Republican strategist with strong White House ties dismissed Kerry's move as ``yet more brazen political grandstanding from the junior senator.''

Oh, I nearly busted a gut. Nothing like the irrelevant trying to get another minute of news space.

1 comment:

geekwife said...

Kerry? Concerned with getting his name in the news? Surely you jest.

He just really, really cares about the direction this country is going. Which is away from him. Heh heh.