Dumbya speaks wired?

In message , Pechs1
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Steve- His security team required him to wear a bullet-resistant vest.
BRBR

I'll buy that. On his ranch, when he doesn't have a suit coat on, he doesn't
look like he has love handles, but in a suit coat, he does. I say a
vest...maybe a wire too, but a vest. i'm surprized more leaders don't wear
them...a vest that is.

I really can't imagine HM the Q wearing a flak jacket, old chap.

Mike
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M.J.Powell

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I'll buy that. On his ranch, when he doesn't have a suit coat on, he
doesn't
look like he has love handles, but in a suit coat, he does. I say a
vest...maybe a wire too, but a vest. i'm surprized more leaders don't wear
them...a vest that is.


I really can't imagine HM the Q wearing a flak jacket, old chap.


He said he was surprised more LEADERS don't wear them.

In message t, Steven
P. McNicoll writes

"M. J. Powell" wrote in message
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I'll buy that. On his ranch, when he doesn't have a suit coat on, he
doesn't
look like he has love handles, but in a suit coat, he does. I say a
vest...maybe a wire too, but a vest. i'm surprized more leaders don't wear
them...a vest that is.


I really can't imagine HM the Q wearing a flak jacket, old chap.


He said he was surprised more LEADERS don't wear them.

We all line up behind HM the Q.

Mike
--
M.J.Powell

Has there ever been a Republican President the left did *not* insist was
"dumb"?

All of whom, oddly enough, were smart enough to defeat the Demorat?

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Outgoing president hooked onto radio remote control?

On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 22:45:07 +0100, "John Redman"
om wrote:

Has there ever been a Republican President the left did *not* insist was
"dumb"?

Ike was not dumb but I'm too young to remember his press
coverage. I do remember Nixon's, he was accused of a lot of
things but not stupidity.


All of whom, oddly enough, were smart enough to defeat the Demorat?


Intelligence does not correlate well with either correct decision
making or success[1]. Other factors seem at least as important.
Bush the elder was not very bright but made a number of good
calls, some under serious pressure. His son is brighter, but
hasn't done as well.

[1] note that I said "does not correlate well" not "correlates
negatively."

Peter Skelton

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Outgoing president hooked onto radio remote control?




Fact: Schizophrenics often have delusions involving hidden connections.

Jarg

Ahah! A scientific explanation for Dick Cheney's Iraq - bin Laden connection
delusion, at last!

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Outgoing president hooked onto radio remote control?

1. Bush remarks "Don't interrupt me" when he has time on the clock and no
one is talking to him.

go to: rtsp://cspanrm.fplive.net/cspan/project/c04/c04093004_debate1.rm

ffwd to 40 min 30 sec for "don't..."
There is an mp3 with the audio at NYC indymedia

2. Putting a/the earpiece into his ear at a White House press conference.

George Bush doesn't do well with a teleprompter. He supposedly wore one
during the last State of the Union. He wore one when speaking in France last
June. In fact, you can actually see him put the earpiece into his ear and
hear the coaching over the microphone. The video can be found on the White
House web site!!!
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/relea...0040605-6.html
(Play the one that says VIEW)

"Paul Ely" wrote:

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:Ahah! A scientific explanation for Dick Cheney's Iraq - bin Laden connection
:delusion, at last!

Except, unfortunately for you, it isn't a delusion. The connections
are well documented in the report of the 911 Commission, among other
places.

--
"False words are not only evil in themselves, but they infect the
soul with evil."
-- Socrates

In article ,
Peter Skelton writes:
On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 22:45:07 +0100, "John Redman"
om wrote:

Has there ever been a Republican President the left did *not* insist was
"dumb"?

Ike was not dumb but I'm too young to remember his press
coverage. I do remember Nixon's, he was accused of a lot of
things but not stupidity.

Eisenhower was generally presented as an amiable, likelble, old guy,
with no real grasp of teh complications of medern society.
(Especially compared to Adlai Stevenson)
The fact that he was in charge of the military and diplomatic ends of
the largest-ever example oc Coalition Warfare ever seen a mere 6 years
before seems to have escaped attention.
But, then, the "RightLeft" thing was much less of an issue. In
those days, it was more "Machine Politician" vs. "Free Thinker"

I think the biggest surprise in that era was Harry Truman. Previous
to stepping up to the plate when F.D.R. died, he was the Nobody
Senator who npbpdy really disliked, who was a scion of the second or
third most corrupt Political Machines in the country.
(One of the reasons that FDR chose, or allowed Truman to be chosen,
was because Truman had nothing against him, and there were pretty good
odds that Roosevelt wouldn;t finish his term. By 1944, everybody was
suspicious of Henry Wallace, the sitting Vice President, and with good
reason. He was a rather loopy sort, philosophically, and the
Counter-Intelligence folks had discovered that he had been feeding
information to both the Abwehr (Inadvertantly, he couldn't keep his
mouth shut) and the Soviets (On purpose, for reasons that he never
could explain the same way twice).

Truman weht in as a nobody, the next best thing to a puppet, and when
the time came for him to be President, surprised everybody with his
force of personality, skill, and willingness to be his own man.

--
Pete Stickney
A strong conviction that something must be done is the parent of many
bad measures. -- Daniel Webster

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Fact: Schizophrenics often have delusions involving hidden connections.

Jarg

Ahah! A scientific explanation for Dick Cheney's Iraq - bin Laden
connection
delusion, at last!


I said hidden connections. Those between Iraq and Al Qaeda are well know.

Jarg