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Governor recalls political miracle

#1

Gov. Jeb Bush, a devout Catholic, credited the Virgin of Guadaloupe
with interceding on his brother George's behalf during the 2000
presidential election.

BY MARC CAPUTO
Miami Herald

TALLAHASSEE - Exactly 469 years after the Virgin of Guadalupe was
said to have appeared in Mexico, Gov. Jeb Bush was marveling at
another act of higher intervention: The U.S. Supreme Court's
decision to make his brother president.

That happened four years ago. Monday, Bush, a devout Catholic who
met his wife in Mexico, recalled the Dec. 12 manifestation date when
a body of unelected officials -- Florida's presidential electors --
certified his brother's recent win by 380,978 votes with little
drama.

In 2000, George W. Bush won by a 537-vote margin that plunged
Florida into 37 days of divisive bickering and nonstop news
coverage. Jeb Bush didn't miss any of that turmoil at all Monday
when he mentioned the story of the Virgin Mary's ability to unify.

She is said to have appeared on Dec. 12, 1531, to a peasant on the
temple site of an Aztec goddess, uniting Aztec and Catholic culture.

''Four years ago was the culmination, if you recall. . . of a lot of
anguish, a lot of tension that isn't my style. I didn't really
appreciate all the satellite dishes out here. And the night of the
appearance of the Virgin of Guadalupe, on Dec. 12, was the day. That
night the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the president,'' the
governor said.

''That was the more emotional day, Dec. 12,'' he said. ``This year,
the election was over on election night. So we've kind of moved on.''

This needs no further comment.

#2

This story you wasted time digging up has some merit. (You wasted
time because you're gonna get made a fool of one more time....so get
ready). It's akin to your loser-boy and cowardly Kerry saying he
believed that his mama ketchup had so many followers that her
popularity would put him over-the-top while she sat on the First
Lady's Throne in the White House. Unabashed selfishness to the max.
Well, that dumb-ass family sure got what they asked for alright! He
walks around totally embarrassed, she's humiliated and her face is a
permanent ketchup-red, and together they comprise the epitome of
losers everywhere. God, what a GREAT country! Thank you sooooo
much!!!!!!!!!!

Gov. Jeb Bush, a devout Catholic, credited the Virgin of Guadaloupe
with interceding on his brother George's behalf during the 2000
presidential election.

BY MARC CAPUTO
Miami Herald

TALLAHASSEE - Exactly 469 years after the Virgin of Guadalupe was
said to have appeared in Mexico, Gov. Jeb Bush was marveling at
another act of higher intervention: The U.S. Supreme Court's
decision to make his brother president.

That happened four years ago. Monday, Bush, a devout Catholic who
met his wife in Mexico, recalled the Dec. 12 manifestation date

when

a body of unelected officials -- Florida's presidential electors --
certified his brother's recent win by 380,978 votes with little
drama.

In 2000, George W. Bush won by a 537-vote margin that plunged
Florida into 37 days of divisive bickering and nonstop news
coverage. Jeb Bush didn't miss any of that turmoil at all Monday
when he mentioned the story of the Virgin Mary's ability to unify.

She is said to have appeared on Dec. 12, 1531, to a peasant on the
temple site of an Aztec goddess, uniting Aztec and Catholic culture.

''Four years ago was the culmination, if you recall. . . of a lot

of

anguish, a lot of tension that isn't my style. I didn't really
appreciate all the satellite dishes out here. And the night of the
appearance of the Virgin of Guadalupe, on Dec. 12, was the day.

That

night the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the president,'' the
governor said.

''That was the more emotional day, Dec. 12,'' he said. ``This year,
the election was over on election night. So we've kind of moved

on.''

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--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "John" <three2theroyal@y...> wrote:

This needs no further comment.

#3

As usual, singer totally misses the point and twists things he can't
understand into an attack and name calling.

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "John" <three2theroyal@y...>

wrote:

This story you wasted time digging up has some merit. (You wasted
time because you're gonna get made a fool of one more time....so

get

ready). It's akin to your loser-boy and cowardly Kerry saying he
believed that his mama ketchup had so many followers that her
popularity would put him over-the-top while she sat on the First
Lady's Throne in the White House. Unabashed selfishness to the

max.

Well, that dumb-ass family sure got what they asked for alright!

He

walks around totally embarrassed, she's humiliated and her face is

a

permanent ketchup-red, and together they comprise the epitome of
losers everywhere. God, what a GREAT country! Thank you sooooo
much!!!!!!!!!!

> Gov. Jeb Bush, a devout Catholic, credited the Virgin of

Guadaloupe

> with interceding on his brother George's behalf during the 2000
> presidential election.
>
> BY MARC CAPUTO
> Miami Herald
>
> TALLAHASSEE - Exactly 469 years after the Virgin of Guadalupe

was

> said to have appeared in Mexico, Gov. Jeb Bush was marveling at
> another act of higher intervention: The U.S. Supreme Court's
> decision to make his brother president.
>
> That happened four years ago. Monday, Bush, a devout Catholic

who

> met his wife in Mexico, recalled the Dec. 12 manifestation date
when
> a body of unelected officials -- Florida's presidential

electors --

> certified his brother's recent win by 380,978 votes with little
> drama.
>
> In 2000, George W. Bush won by a 537-vote margin that plunged
> Florida into 37 days of divisive bickering and nonstop news
> coverage. Jeb Bush didn't miss any of that turmoil at all Monday
> when he mentioned the story of the Virgin Mary's ability to

unify.

>
> She is said to have appeared on Dec. 12, 1531, to a peasant on

the

> temple site of an Aztec goddess, uniting Aztec and Catholic

culture.

>
> ''Four years ago was the culmination, if you recall. . . of a

lot

of
> anguish, a lot of tension that isn't my style. I didn't really
> appreciate all the satellite dishes out here. And the night of

the

> appearance of the Virgin of Guadalupe, on Dec. 12, was the day.
That
> night the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the president,'' the
> governor said.
>
> ''That was the more emotional day, Dec. 12,'' he said. ``This

year,

···

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "deadin7" <deadin7@y...> wrote:

> the election was over on election night. So we've kind of moved
on.''
>
> This needs no further comment.

#4

As usual, singer totally misses the point and twists things he

can't understand into an attack and name calling.

....As you continue to writhe in agony while making feeble, failed
attempts to produce some kind of sympathy for that yellow-belly
coward Kerry.

Thought the election was over, goofball? Bring it up and you get
slapped down again. What great times these are that we're living
thru!!!

>
> --- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "John" <three2theroyal@y...>
wrote:
>
> This story you wasted time digging up has some merit. (You wasted
> time because you're gonna get made a fool of one more time....so
get
> ready). It's akin to your loser-boy and cowardly Kerry saying he
> believed that his mama ketchup had so many followers that her
> popularity would put him over-the-top while she sat on the First
> Lady's Throne in the White House. Unabashed selfishness to the
max.
> Well, that dumb-ass family sure got what they asked for alright!
He
> walks around totally embarrassed, she's humiliated and her face

is

a
> permanent ketchup-red, and together they comprise the epitome of
> losers everywhere. God, what a GREAT country! Thank you sooooo
> much!!!!!!!!!!
>
> > Gov. Jeb Bush, a devout Catholic, credited the Virgin of
Guadaloupe
> > with interceding on his brother George's behalf during the 2000
> > presidential election.
> >
> > BY MARC CAPUTO
> > Miami Herald
> >
> > TALLAHASSEE - Exactly 469 years after the Virgin of Guadalupe
was
> > said to have appeared in Mexico, Gov. Jeb Bush was marveling at
> > another act of higher intervention: The U.S. Supreme Court's
> > decision to make his brother president.
> >
> > That happened four years ago. Monday, Bush, a devout Catholic
who
> > met his wife in Mexico, recalled the Dec. 12 manifestation date
> when
> > a body of unelected officials -- Florida's presidential
electors --
> > certified his brother's recent win by 380,978 votes with little
> > drama.
> >
> > In 2000, George W. Bush won by a 537-vote margin that plunged
> > Florida into 37 days of divisive bickering and nonstop news
> > coverage. Jeb Bush didn't miss any of that turmoil at all

Monday

···

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "John" <three2theroyal@y...> wrote:

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "deadin7" <deadin7@y...> wrote:
> > when he mentioned the story of the Virgin Mary's ability to
unify.
> >
> > She is said to have appeared on Dec. 12, 1531, to a peasant on
the
> > temple site of an Aztec goddess, uniting Aztec and Catholic
culture.
> >
> > ''Four years ago was the culmination, if you recall. . . of a
lot
> of
> > anguish, a lot of tension that isn't my style. I didn't really
> > appreciate all the satellite dishes out here. And the night of
the
> > appearance of the Virgin of Guadalupe, on Dec. 12, was the day.
> That
> > night the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the president,'' the
> > governor said.
> >
> > ''That was the more emotional day, Dec. 12,'' he said. ``This
year,
> > the election was over on election night. So we've kind of moved
> on.''
> >
> > This needs no further comment.