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Cheney Nods Off During Meeting On Calif. Wildfires

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Never said it was an issue, said it was funny.
Guess it was the "Most Americans, don't take great confidence in knowing, at a Cabinet Meeting the VP, is counting sheep and not listening" that made me think that. ;)
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I don't think he was accusing you?
I wasn't, but since he wanted to push the issue...
Guess it was the "Most Americans, don't take great confidence in knowing, at a Cabinet Meeting the VP, is counting sheep and not listening" that made me think that. ;)
We all get a chance to vote and those we elect, are shown sitting in a meeting with a Cabinet and the cameras pan around, to reveal the Vice President of the United States, "resting his eyes"....It brings a smile to your face, while your shaking your head. That, was my point with regards to most Americans.

 

It's hilarious.

 

I wasn't, but since he wanted to push the issue...
I'm not pushing any issue, just merely responding.
We all get a chance to vote and those we elect, are shown sitting in a meeting with a Cabinet and the cameras pan around, to reveal the Vice President of the United States, "resting his eyes"....It brings a smile to your face, while your shaking your head. That, was my point with regards to most Americans.

 

It's hilarious.

 

I'm not pushing any issue, just merely responding.

Fair enough, I also found it very funny.
Guess it was the "Most Americans, don't take great confidence in knowing, at a Cabinet Meeting the VP, is counting sheep and not listening" that made me think that. ;)

 

Well, let's not kid ourselves. This administration doesn't exactly evoke a feeling of confidence and assurance that they care too awful much about the well-being of the little people.

He's a 66 year old man that works a rigorous schedule. I forgive the guy a little if he 'nods off' from time to time...

Well, let's not kid ourselves. This administration doesn't exactly evoke a feeling of confidence and assurance that they care too awful much about the well-being of the little people.
Which one in your lifetime did?

None We all could do better right. ! ! ! :lol: :lol:

I'd sleep all the time if I had to listen to Bush speak on a daily basis.

Which one in your lifetime did?

 

I definitely feel Jimmy Carter cared, and that's probably what frustrated him so much as he realized he was in over his head and couldn't do enough to help common folks. Whether Clinton did or not, I don't know. But he could at least fake it. Same for Reagan.

I definitely feel Jimmy Carter cared, and that's probably what frustrated him so much as he realized he was in over his head and couldn't do enough to help common folks. Whether Clinton did or not, I don't know. But he could at least fake it. Same for Reagan.
None of then really gave a darn IMO.

:dancingpa That's funny.

I definitely feel Jimmy Carter cared, and that's probably what frustrated him so much as he realized he was in over his head and couldn't do enough to help common folks. Whether Clinton did or not, I don't know. But he could at least fake it. Same for Reagan.
Carter didn't do much for folks, period, common or otherwise. His presidency was a gift to our enemies that keeps on giving.

He was praying.

Carter didn't do much for folks, period, common or otherwise. His presidency was a gift to our enemies that keeps on giving.

 

Mmmm-hmmm. Kind of like the Reagan administration? They sold 'em arms, after all.

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