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Hooah
Wife
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Massachusetts's Liberal Becomes a Serviceman's Wife and a Republican
Interview II
President Bush continues to be trashed by the media because of a
"crisis of the moment" mentality. National Summary had the
opportunity to interview Greta Perry from
Hooah Wife for her insight
into presidential politics and the media.
Below are her responses to our interview
questions. And National Summary would like to thank Greta for her
time and effort for this interview.
Q. George W. Bush has
an MBA from Harvard and flew jet fighters in the Air National
Guard, yet he is routinely portrayed him as a dimwitted idiot.
How do you think this inaccurate and unfair caricature of Bush
began?
Of course the MSM has to attack someone who doesn't support
their left-wing agenda. I personally don't know of any stupid
people that got into Harvard and graduated! The SNL skits have
been funny but the 3rd grade mentality of most the country tends
to believe what they see and read instead of looking into the
facts!
Q. After 9-11 and especially after the Republican victories
in the 2002 elections, Democrats, Hollywood, and Liberal
bloggers began to depict Bush as evil and diabolic. How and why
do you think Bush ended up with this dark and sinister
caricature, especially if the same people thought that he was
supposed to be stupid and unintelligent?
Go to answer #1 and then twist it to meet the MSM goals.
Q. The Clinton impeachment was embarrassing for Democrats. Do
you think it has played a role in the incessant trashing of
George W. Bush?
No, Clinton did a good enough job embarrassing himself. Some
trashing is deserved, after all nobody is perfect - except for
Ted Kennedy.
Q. Democrats expected the Republican Party to take a big hit
in the 2002 elections. That didn’t happen. They also expected
Bush to handily lose the 2004 elections and for the Republican
Party to also take a beating in the House and Senate. Again,
that didn’t happen. By consistently depicting Bush as either
stupid or evil, do you feel that Democrats have a very poor
understanding of the president as well as the people who vote
for him?
I don't think it is that the Democrats don't understand people
who vote Republican, they just don't know who they are. If
people on the left, esp. Jews, stepped outside their comfort
zones and really examined the reasons to vote with their party -
they would change their mind. Habits, esp. bad ones, like voting
Democrat, are hard to break!
Q. The press published numerous outrageous accusations by
Democrats about Bush. For instance, Bush was going to reinstate
the draft, etc. What responsibility do you think that the media
has since many of those absurd accusations have never come to
pass?
They were dreamed up by the media and continue to be dreams of
the left.
Q. Michael Moore had a huge impact on the way that some
people perceived Bush prior to the 2004 election. Do you see
this happening again for future presidential campaigns if such
blatantly biased documentaries continue to be released?
Some of my family members believed Moore's word as the gospel at
one point. They may continue to buy into media driven
propaganda, but most have written of Moore as a whacko by now!
Just today my mom talked about the two US soldiers killed this
past week in Iraq and how horrible it is to keep this war going.
The next sentence that spewed from her mouth was the string of
recent killing in the Boston area where she lives. She still
doesn't make the connection that the media drives the anti-war
sentiment!
Q. Because of the way that the press has behaved, some people
are beginning to believe that everything negative that happens
in the world is Bush’s fault. Examples would be the levees
breaking in New Orleans, miners dying in mine shafts, etc. Do
you feel that the media is creating a false set of expectations
on what a president is actually responsible for or is capable of
preventing?
Well of course they are! We live in a "blame him, her or it
society, instead of a blame me or nature." Who better to be a
piñata for anything that goes wrong, than the most powerful man
in the free world. Democrats want the Federal Government to have
their hand in everything. Since the DNC is such a mess, there
only easy angle is to blame the guy in charge (who happens to be
of the other party affiliation).
Q. Democratic presidential candidates Al Gore and John Kerry
committed glaring gaffes but the press rarely sensationalized
them. On the other hand, Bush has had to defend himself on
almost every front, like his whereabouts in the National Guard,
etc. Looking back in hindsight, do you think that Gore and Kerry
got a “free ride” from the press?
Once again, of course! Unfortunately, the President doesn't
always do a good job explaining himself either.
Q. During the Clinton administration, I remember constantly
reading glowing reports from the media about a good economy, low
unemployment, low crime, etc. Today, we have a growing economy,
low unemployment, low inflation, low crime, low mortgage
interest rates, high home ownership, and domestic terrorist
strikes have been averted. However, I don’t see the press making
a big deal about that as they did with Clinton. Do you see a
bias in the press in how well the country is doing?
When the headline is "two US soldiers killed in Iraq, gas prices
rise, global warming continue under this President & the DOW is
up," the latter is overlooked or ignored.
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