Bush has an interesting debate with himself

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February 27, 2006

Bush Addresses National Governors Association Meeting-

"It's an interesting debate that's going to take place here in Washington, or is taking place in Washington: Do elections cause radicalism or empower radicals? My answer is, the status quo empowered radicals. This notion that somehow the Middle East was a safe place for the last 30 years -- because we didn't see, kind of, the turmoil that happens with elections meant we were safe. I just totally disagree with that, kind of the -- beneath the surface that appeared placid, the policymakers, was resentment and hatred and planning and plotting, all of which came home on September the 11th."

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2006/02/20060227.html


I think he's completely nuts. He's winging it in these speeches and weaving all over the place. Wacko.

[Science Of Myth]

1. Bush doesn't have that command of language

even if it comes out all wrong

[WinkyDink]

13. He doesn't have command of an I.Q.!

[MSgt213]

2. I don't think he can read and understand all those big words Karl & Co

put in his speeches so he kind of goes off message when it requires him to work hard and read what's on the paper.

[The_Casual_Observer]

3. It must be kind of embarrassing to be in the audience

and have to sit there with a straight face as he delivers that prattle.

It almost sounds as if he is trying to justify those election outcomes. however it is hard to tell what he is trying to say, one thing is sure though, he isn't taking any blame.

[ComerPerro]

4. And people still give that crazy S.O.B. the benifit of the doubt...

that's what amazes me...

[karlrschneider]

5. Sorry, I don't speak Dumbya. What did that mean in English?

Or hell, Spanish or French for that matter, I can deal with those okay...
:eyes:

[xxqqqzme]

6. read the entire speech

tortured - is the best word I can think of.

[bigtree]

12. unbelievable

"I believe this country has got to be aggressive in our pursuit of democracy and liberty, based upon our firm belief that there are such things as the natural rights of men and women. After all, that's what caused our founding, that there is universality to liberty."

[LSparkle]

7. And they call KKKarl a "genius"? A "genius" who sends him out sans speech

I still can't believe they let him get up and speak "extincteraneously" (my sic).

[mediaman007]

10. He must be a genius to get that drugged out, frat boy elected to be a

governor of Texas, let the PoUS. You wouldn't elect Bush* to your city council, but KKKarl got him to be president.

[CrazyOrangeCat]

8. "What the fuck you talkin' 'bout?", came a voice from the back . . .

Oh, how I wish . . .

[truth2power]

9. That speech is just pathetic.

How did the governors keep from laughing him off the podium?

And BTW, I heard on NPR that the governors were asking him what he was going to do about the money the states paid to help out seniors until the Medicare prescription drug plan got the kinks worked out.

I wonder what his answer was on that? You know he'll stiff the states for the money, and they'll be even more strapped for necessary programs.

Bastard!! :mad:

[npincus]

11. WTF is he screeching about? It makes no damn sense.

[JerseygirlCT]

14. Does anyone have a Bush to English dictionary?

I can't make heads or tails of that. What the hell was he saying?

[mtnester]

15. Well, to give him credit, at least he remembered after all that babbling

to mention 9/11

See how well sleep conditioning in this Brave New World can work?