[Jolly Rodgers]

"There are times in the interview where he is pounding the desk, he's so angry," Pelley said Monday. "There are parts where tears are running down his face as he's describing the people (he) met in New York. Viewers are going to see a man who has a great deal more range of emotion that he betrays in public."

So did Bill Clinton. The good actors have range.

[isthisnickcool]

So did Bill Clinton. The good actors have range.

Wow. So, you have seen this interview already?

[Right_in_Virginia]

"So did Bill Clinton. The good actors have range."

Wow! That's cold.

[copycat]

You think Bush is acting?

[wardaddy]

Dubya is no actor. I may not always agree with him or his minons (Minetta) but he is genuine.

[COB1]

"So did Bill Clinton. The good actors have range."

I'll type this really slow so you can understand it really well:

GEORGE BUSH IS NOT BILL CLINTON!

[Luis Gonzalez]

I thought we were going to try and be honest with one another.

...sigh...

You may be ambivalent towards Bush, and I believe you when you say that you are, but I just scanned about five weeks worth of your posts, and didn't come up with one single instance where you have agreed with anything Bush has done, or where you haven't been highly critical of Republicans as a rule of thumb.

Well, to be fair, I did see you pay some compliments to at least two Republicans on another thread, so credit where credit is due:

"Kruse and Doyle are the only Republicans who even have a proposal that talks about looking at ways to cut spending, and the rest of the Republican scum won't even give it a hearing."

"However, there seem to be a great many people on this thread who would like to shout down even the hint of criticism of their hero."

This is where you need to use that mirror I asked you to get earlier, hold it up to your face, and look into the eyes of a hypocrite.

It's not the tactic that I object to, I'm guilty of doing very similar things, I don't even mind people who get a little crazy. It's the hypocrites that pick a fight, and then cry foul that piss me off.

You didn't intend to be critical of Bush, you intended to instigate an argument, and once the argument commenced, you start playing the role of victim.

You came in calling Bush dishonest, and comparing him to Clinton in order to get a reaction from other posters:

So did Bill Clinton. The good actors have range.

2 posted on 9/10/02 11:34 PM Eastern by Jolly Rodgers

Then, after you've successfully turned the thread into a flame war, you change your tone, and start acting like a victim.

You started this firefight, so quit the BS.

[Kevin Curry]

If he was in favor of legalizing dope you'd kiss his feet and call him the greatetest president who ever lived.

[EternalHope]

Now that I've seen it, I can comment on it: It is great, and it is real.

YOU, on the other hand, are a complete fake.