Is this what Bush and Republicans consider bipartisan outreach?

鈥淎s the majority party in the House of Representatives, they recognize that in their new role they now have greater responsibilities. And in my first act of bipartisan outreach since the election, I shared with her [Nancy Pelosi] the names of some Republican interior de, decorators who can help her pick out the new drapes in her new offices鈥?br> -- Bush..., White House, Nov. 8, 2006

memoirs ... "In the Simple Mind of a Simple Man"...

Hmmm. Sounds like a joke.

YOUR KNIT PICKING. BUT IT'S BETTER THAN WHAT HER OWN PARTY WAS SAYING ABOUT HER. THE DEMOCRATS HATE HER.

I can't help but think you're kidding. They are all allowed a budget to redecorate. They do it in the White House every time a new president is elected. Why not allow this? I think Mr. Bush was making the comment in jest to a question from a reporter.

The President is allowed to make a joke

That shows how serious Bush is about bipartisan outreach.

Cute.

Well since Pissy Pelosi took it upon herself to call our President a Nazi and Hitler..,would you want to work with someone with that hatred mentality?Use some common sense ok?

BTW,that goes to show you dont have a sense of humor as he was making a joke at a press conference..,man lighten up and take your meds.

Since the Democrats became the majority in the Congress, Bush and the Republicans has to consider the bipartisan outreach.

Condi had just told Dubya what an Interior Decorator was, and he was acting like a big boy, using "big words."
After all, he is still "The Decider." He decides things.

That has all the earmarks of a joke. I hate to break it to you Sunshine, but it is not for the Republicans to act in a bi-partisan manner. They will be the opposition party after January. It is necessary for the Democrats to act in a bi-partisan manner in order to accomplish their agenda. It is impossible to criticize the opposition until bi-partisan legislation has been presented and rejected.

how dare someone have a sense of humor. Just because Gore didnt even know what a joke was doesnt mean a president cant make one.

What a funny guy. That is his extent of knowledge on politics - picking out new drapes.

Of course this comes from a guy that describes his best day in office as the day he caught a fish.

interesting how some people actually think he is a great President. Of course, he did catch that fish, didn't he.

back to your question on bipartisan. it still means to Bush what it always meant - "my way or the highway"

Just more sexist rhetoric from the most criminal administration in the modern day, Joke? no one is that stupid to make such a buffoon of himself, then again.....:)

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