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"Informer" <rejectspameternally@earthlink.org> wrote in message
news:1cEee.6370$GQ5.5700@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> Despicable...  My comments are red brackets..
>
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> Remarks By President Bush
> Wednesday May 4, 10:11 pm ET
> WASHINGTON, May 4 /PRNewswire/ -- The following is a transcript of remarks
> from President Bush at a Cinco De Mayo Dinner
>
>     AT CINCO DE MAYO DINNER
>     The Rose Garden
>     8:01 P.M. EDT
>
> THE PRESIDENT: Bienvenidos. (Applause.) Laura and I are honored to host so
> many distinguished Hispanic Americans, and Mexican leaders here in the
> Jardin de Rosa. (Laughter.) Welcome to the White House. The way I see it
is
> mi casa es su casa. (Laughter and applause.) [Translation:  My country is
> your country - the borders are being erased] I always look forward to
Cinco
> de Mayo, especially because it gives me a chance to practice my Spanish
[And
> sell my country out to your corrupt country]. My only problem this year is
I
> scheduled the dinner on quatro de Mayo. (Laughter.) Next year I'm going to
> have to work on my math [Please shoot yourself]. (Laughter.)
>
> I want to thank you all for coming. I particularly want to thank the
> Attorney General of the United States, Alberto Gonzales, for joining us.
> (Applause.) The Secretary of Commerce, Carlos Gutierrez, and Edi.
> (Applause.) SBA Administrator Hector Barreto, and his wife Robin.
> (Applause.) Anna Cabral, and Victor. Anna Cabral is the Treasurer of the
> United States. Welcome, Anna. (Applause.) Eduardo Aguirre, who is the
> Director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. (Applause.)
> [Great, a guy named "Aguirre" running our immigration services...]
>
> These guys said they want to get to know you, Eduardo. (Laughter.) By the
> way, Eduardo has been announced, and upon Senate confirmation will become
> the U.S. Ambassador to Spain. (Applause.)
>
> Mi amigo y Juez -- de Texas, Ricardo Hinojosa. (Applause.) U.S. Surgeon
> General, and his wife Diane, Dr. Richard Carmona. (Applause.) El Embajador
> de Mexico. Welcome. (Applause.) El Embajador de Estados Unidos a Mexico,
> Tony Garza. (Applause.) Y su esposa nueva, Maria. Welcome. (Applause.)
>
> I want to thank Congressman Henry Bonilla and Sheryl for joining us today.
> Welcome, Congressman. (Applause.) Congressman Henry Cuellar, de Texas.
> Welcome. (Applause.) Josefina Vasquez Mota, Mexico's Secretary for Social
> Development, welcome. (Applause.)
> I want to thank Christian Castro, recording artist who is going to perform
> tonight. I appreciate Jaci Velasquez -- where's Jaci? Jackie is somewhere.
> (Applause.) There she is. Thanks. She's going to emcee. I want to thank
> Mariachi Sol de Mexico. (Applause.) [Blah, blah, blah, Jorge.  Why don't
you
> do a Mexican hat dance while you are at it]
>
> Cinco de Mayo commemorates a joyful moment in Mexican history. Tonight
we're
> proud to celebrate that moment together. The United States and Mexico are
> united by ties of family, faith in God, and a deep love for freedom
[Mexico
> is only interested in exporting its most uneducated, impoverished
riff-raff
> to the United States and Boosh is stupid enough to go for it].
>
> More than 25 million men and women of Mexican origin now make their homes
in
> the United States [Does that include the 12 million illegal ones?]. And
> they're making our nation more vibrant and more hopeful every day [I think
> he meant to say, "violent and woeful"]. Mexican Americans have enriched
the
> American experience [the only ones enriched are the lowlife employers
giving
> American jobs to illegals] with contributions to music and dancing and the
> arts. [No mention of the all the gangs, crime, overpopulation, violated
> borders, illegal labor and econonomic damage they've contributed, etc etc]
> Latino entrepreneurs are starting their own businesses all across America,
> and are creating jobs and trading in freedom with businesses across
borders.
> More Hispanic Americans own their own homes today than ever before. And
> Mexican Americans are firmly committed to leaving no child behind in
> America. [No, only in having as many as humanly possible!]
>
> Mexican Americans are also strengthening our country with their patriotism
> and service [Right, like Mecha, National Council of La Raza, MALDEF and
> other separatist Mexican organizations], . Thousands of Mexican Americans
> have sacrificed in the Armed Services for our freedom. And more than 8,700
> men and women born in Mexico now wear the uniform of the United States
> military. (Applause.) These dedicated men and women are making America
> safer, and they're making the world safer. And they're carrying on the
> courage and devotion that inspired an outnumbered band of Mexican soldiers
> to victory in the Battle of Pueblo on the cinco de Mayo, 1862.  [No
mention
> of the Mexican-American War where a hugely outnumbered American army
kicked
> the living dogshit out of the Mexican army]
>
> Here at the White House, the triumph of Cinco de Mayo was recognized by
> President Abraham Lincoln [Was he drunk?]. And through the generations,
> Americans have continued to look on our neighbor to the south with
fondness
> and deep respect [OH REALLY?  Show us the polls that support that!].
Tonight
> we look to the future with confidence in our warm and growing friendship
[My
> ass. Read the polls, idiot. Americans are just about ready to declare war
on
> Mexico and the Mexicans hate us]. And so now it is my pleasure to offer a
> toast: May God bless the people of Mexico, and all the sons and daughters
of
> Mexico who call America home. Que Dios los bendiga. [And my God send a
huge
> asteroid careening into the White House and an even bigger one into the
> Mexican capital].
>
> (A toast is offered.) (Applause.)

Bush has raised arse kissing to new levels. Is America, no longer a nation
but a political state, destined to have our future Presidents all be the
lowest form of ass kissers?

Hank
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