The Petty President - Why Did Bush Snub Jimmy Carter? >>>

President George W. Bush is seen here with US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice (L), 05 April 2005. Former presidents George Bush and Bill Clinton, as well as Rice, will join President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura, at Pope John Paul II's funeral, the White House announced(AFP/Brendan Smialowski)



Former presidents George Bush (R) and Bill Clinton (L), seen here in February 2005, as well as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, will join US President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura, at Pope John Paul II's funeral, the White House announced(AFP/File/Findlay Kember)




U.S. first lady Laura Bush adjusts her shoes as she and U.S. President George W. Bush walk across the South Lawn of the White House, April 6, 2005. The President and first lady are traveling to attend the funeral for Pope John Paul II in Rome, Italy. REUTERS/Mannie Garcia



The body of Pope John Paul II lies in state in Saint Peter's Basilica at the Vatican April 5, 2005. Former Presidents George Bush and Bill Clinton will accompany President George W. Bush to Friday's funeral of the Pope, but former President Jimmy Carter bowed out after he was told the size of the delegation was limited. REUTERS/Alessia Pierdomenico



Pope John Paul II stands with President Jimmy Carter at the White House in this Oct. 6, 1979 file photo. Five American presidents in a row eagerly sought audiences with Pope John Paul II, even when the pontiff expressed strong opposition to some of their policies, such as President Clinton's support for abortion rights and President Bush's invasion of Iraq. All five who occupied the White House during John Paul II's 26-year papacy - Carter, Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Clinton and George W. Bush - beat a path to the Vatican. (AP Photo/Files











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So Lancelot Link can bring his house wife and office wife. Bastard.

he is highly intelligent and is is a real Christian and he won a Peace Prize.

it looks like the Pope liked Carter, while * got a thrashing about starting a pre-emptive and unnecessary war.

That would be a hardship. He could have left the Mistress and taken Carter. Of course my mom thinks he should leave Clinton and take Carter. But then again, she thinks Clinton is the devil. :shrug: What are you going to do?
Duckie

Why in the h--- didn't Condi of no credibility give up her seat for PRESIDENT CARTER?

pulling the strings.
Duckie

That would be a humiliating spanking for the Chimp, and a lesson in civilized behavior.

carter would be the only man in the delegation with integrity beyond that of an alley cat. bush would -- and should -- be ashamed to have a man as good as jimmy carter, who actually lives his faith, sharing a plane ride with him.

then, of course, carter has made the horrible gaffe of actually criticizing bush, who's such a nut job that he can't stand anyone who's not in total agreement with him. petty little shit.

but by snubbing carter, bush verifies for the rest of the world the kind of guy he is.

Those pictures of Pope John Paul II and Jimmy Carter are wonderful! Thanks for sharing. It's a shame that Jimmy isn't invited. He should go! The Pope would have wanted him to come.

values, and peace and justice TALK, but in two terms he hasn't been able to walk the damn walk like Carter did. Chimp is FAKE humble, Carter is the real deal. Remember how the GOP whined when he said put on a damn sweater and turn the heat down to 68?

Carter doesn't just speak, he ACTS. He lives it. Chimp couldn't carry his bags (course, Carter always carried his own!).

When you have a true masterpiece and piece-of-crap copy side-by-side, it is easy to spot the differences.