The Bush-Cheney ’04 campaign team (notice they don't use the word re-election) recently announced the release of a television advertisement ("First Choice") which "features John Kerry’s first choice for a vice presidential running mate, United States Senator John McCain. In the new ad, John McCain discusses his support for the President and the leadership President Bush has provided in the War on Terror. "
Two questions - One - how come the ad doesn't reference that Al Gore was America's FIRST CHOICE in 2000 for President. "Gore Got More," votes that is, winning the election by a half million votes. Bush was only able to get his way into the White House thanks to his father's friends on the Supreme Court and nifty moves in Florida to throw out thousands and thousands of votes.
Second how come the ad didn't mention that McCain disagrees with a lot of Bush's policies? Also, wasn't Dick Cheney was Bush's SECOND CHOICE for Vice President, McCain being his first?
So since Bush likes nicknames so much, how about calling him George "Second Choice" Bush?
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