🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <3A43B06C.EA4474A8@juno.com>,
  "Youghal X. MacGregor" <pxqflz@juno.com> wrote:
> im_2_ugly wrote:
>
> > The man has a foible. Are we any different?
>
> We aren't the leader of the free world.  Funny how you minimize his
faults
> but maximize Bill's or Al's. Balance, anyone?

Balance, anyone? You have some nerve writing about leaders of the free
world. I guess Clinton has been a beacon to follow, right?

>
> > What Bush clearly does is speak not verbatim from a written speech,
but
> > instead from an outline. He probably has before him a list of
bulleted
> > points. He looks down, reads a bulleted point, then expands on it
> > extemporaneously. I do it routinely myself.
>
> Probably?  You know this because...

Hey, smart ass. Can you read? I wrote *PROBABLY*, and then you ask me
how I *know* this. Isn't *probably* an admission that I don't know it?
Otherwise, Einstein, I would have omitted *probably*.

(or are you simply guessing?) BTW, he
> really doesn't do a good job, regardless of how he does it.
>
> > I give him high marks
> > because he speaks from his soul, and not from a rehearsed theatrical
> > event that was written by a professional speech writer.
>
> Professional speech writers tend to make people look coherent.  Dubya
> should try it for a change. (I think he does use speech writers, but
they
> keep using words outside his intellectual capacity.  They should be
> sacked.  Hell, even Reagan sounded coherent, at least early on.)
>
> > I think his verbal stumblings are great, and I'll even add one.
> > Yesterday he introduced a new Cabinet member, HUD (Housing and
*URBAN*
> > Development) Secretary, Mel Martinez, as his "Sec'etary" (no r
> > pronounced) of "Housing and *HUMAN* Development." I even thought to
> > myself, "Dubya, it's called HUD. Where in Hell do you get 'Human'
out
> > of the letter U?"
>
> It frightens me that you find a silver lining in this.  Consider the
first
> international negotiation at which he commits a "verbal stumbling."
His
> credibility will be shot, if it is not done by the time he shows up.
> ...Housing and `Uman Development... God I hope he hires good people...
>
> > Hey. What the heck. I love the guy. He is real. And his gaffes are a
> > welcome relief over Clinton's phony lower-lip biting that feigns
> > sincerity and care.
>
> His gaffes include bankrupting a few oil companies that were handed to
> him.  One business failure during the OPEC oil crisis, maybe...but two
> failures?

You filthy hypocrite. All the shit Clinton and Gore weaseled out of and
you are going to lambaste Bush because of his speech. At least bad
speech isn't illegal. It *is* possible to be a decent man with bad
grammar, just as it is possible to be a filthy piece of shit while
being photogenic and having a mastery of the English language.

You are a product of the new age, and I loathe you. You put more value
on form than function.

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