Quote Of The Day: The Salome Kids - With Required Viewing
“For our Dad, we hope to make a difference in the world one day. He would be so proud of that. My Dad died on 9/11, but he is not gone, just look at each of our faces and you will see him shine through us every day. We love you, Daddy.”
~John Salome’s kids.
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This is America’s brightest future. Those kids mother is an absolute champion. Many Thanks and prayers
September 11th, 2008 at 3:29 pmWhere’s the darn tissue alert!
September 11th, 2008 at 3:41 pmBuncha bubble-headed kids.
NOT!
September 11th, 2008 at 3:57 pmI saw this clip on a nightly news segment along with the appearance of Sen. John McCain and his wife Cindy, as well as Sen. Obama and a fourth individual I didn’t catch as they walked to Ground Zero to pay tribute. The first most notable thing I noticed was the absence of Sen. Obama’s babies’ mama. I’m sure there will be a good excuse provided later. The second thing I noticed, because it was so blatantly out of place, was Obama smiling as he walked next to John McCain towards the area to which the group was headed to pay their respects. This jackass sees every public appearance as a photo op regardless of what circumstances surround his presence there. His actions at such a solemn place and time give just one more indication of the truly questionable mindset and world view he carries with him on his ‘quest’ for the Presidency.
September 11th, 2008 at 4:03 pmscnative;
you’re right. “Inappropriate smiling” is something that registers but isn’t always obvious. It’s one of the offputting things about used-car salesmen and their ilk.
(Ever heard of “NLP”? Google it. One of its “tricks” is to get agreement by smiling and nodding while uttering statements and suggestions, and counting on primate imitation to carry the day.)
September 11th, 2008 at 5:52 pm