I would set up an e-mail address where people could send in questions about my policies. Then I would go on TV once a week, for a half-hour in prime time, and answer the best ones. Alex
The comedic potential of this almost makes me want to vote for you. OK, not really. Still, watching Bush try to do this would provide comedians with almost too much material for the next two years.
If you are trying to say that it's disgraceful that Bush can get away with never facing a proper questioning press in his first 2 years in office and then engage in a totally choreographed press conference in order to promote his agenda (breath), I agree.
My "analyzation" of this topic At least the other Presidents were able to function in such an environment and embetter their images without embarrassing themselves. Make no mistake, no other president has looked as just plain dumb as Bush when trying to respond to even the most softball questions. Not even Ford, although this example won't resignate with the younger folks here. Or am I just misunderestimating him?
Re: My "analyzation" of this topic No. And just so you know - he doesn't sound any better over here. Does actually make me vaguely grateful that Tony is the voice of this country, notwithstanding the reason both are in the news currently.
Re: My "analyzation" of this topic That or watching way too much Saturday Night Live. Ford was a bright fellow. Actually, he still is.
If I were President I would get fat interns to service me while I discuss the Israel-Palestine issues on the phone with Arafat.
If you were president you might want to work on the legal issues surrounding gun control and be very worried about assassination attempts.
Re: Re: My "analyzation" of this topic Jerry Ford is so stupid, he couldn't chew gum and crap at the same time. - Lyndon Johnson