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To: summer
I agree about the stammering. He just didn't seem like a pre-packaged robot. I felt he was trying to answer sarcastic, repetitive questions in a fresh, thoughtful way. I think the last half of the interview was excellent. I also REALLY liked his analysis of the Vietnam war when he said it was very "political" and that he had reflected on what went wrong. He said a leader should allow the military to make judgements in order do what was necessary to WIN! I think anyone watching the interview would be reassured about America being SECURE with this president.

I'm in strong disagreement with his immigration proposal, but we need bumper stickers that say "BUSH: If you want to live! We must fight him and the congress over immigration and border security...Wear them down with emails and phone calls. But none of this is relevant if we're perceived as weak targets for islamofascists with a waffler like JF**K.

871 posted on 02/08/2004 9:10:24 AM PST by lainde (Heads up...We're coming and we've got tongue blades!!)
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To: lainde
I also REALLY liked his analysis of the Vietnam war when he said it was very "political" and that he had reflected on what went wrong. He said a leader should allow the military to make judgements in order do what was necessary to WIN! I think anyone watching the interview would be reassured about America being SECURE with this president

I REALLY agree with you. I thought that was one of the strongest parts of the interview - when GW talked about the "lessons" learned from Vietnam, and how that was a "political" war.

A person in a position of power who can reflect and learn is he kind of leader people want.
903 posted on 02/08/2004 9:20:11 AM PST by summer
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