Snow sidesteps question on ... snow?
Trust me when I convey to you this fact: It is indeed just as cold here in Washington as it is right now in Cincinnati. And man, is it cold!
So as we all freeze together, ponder this question asked of White House Press Secretary Tony Snow at today's briefing by ABC News' White House reporter Ann Compton:
QUESTION: "Presidents may not be able to predict the weather or change the weather, but is there anything that the President has been either briefed on about the current cold wave across the country, or any federal resources that are being brought to bear?"
SNOW: "I don't know. I'll find out."
Compton weighs in on her question on Howard Mortman's blog.
2 Comments:
at 10:28 PM, February 07, 2007 
JohnDWoodSr said...
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at 6:58 PM, February 08, 2007 
Anonymous said...
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Post a Comment*Another good example of the uselessness of ABC News.Is it possible that Ann Compton is really Jeff Gannon in drag?
"....Ann Compton said,
February 7, 2007 @ 12:45 pm
Really? A question to the federal govt about a response to the weather is dumb?
13 people dead. The lead of every network news cast for days. 290 car crashes in Minnesota alone. Several hundred people sleeping stranded in the cinci airport. 1000 frozen pipes reported in Chicago which havent yet thawed and started the real damage. 140 flights cancelled at OHare and river crossings closed on the Potomac and Hudson. And the Bush spokesman cant even say whether the president has been TOLD about it?
That is dumb? Perhaps WH reporters will get some credit for not posing with the Miss America crown on their heads. (see fishbowl)
C’mon, Howard !..."
Seems the clueless wRong wingnut whacko misleaders are "johnny on the spot" !
Just like they were with Katrina !
PATHETIC !
HAD ENOUGH, VOTE DEMOCRAT 2007 !
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