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I have been able to understand Bush and his communication skills because I have the exact same problem...because of past experiences I too stammer and freak out in front of certain audiences. Even though I passionately speak to teenagers and women about abortion, social issues, and fight Hollywood, other groups are different! Can't put my finger on it I just have passion but lack the confidence I need in certain situations. I don't think it changes a thing when it comes to his love and passion for the Ameerican people and our traditional values! I think that Bush is simply honest and REAL as opposed to a phony salesman poll watcher type like Clinton!
1,825 posted on 04/13/2004 6:48:00 PM PDT by God'sgrrl
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To: God'sgrrl
You're absolutely right, the smooth talkers are the ones to watch out for. President Bush speaks from his heart and it doesn't always come out perfectly. I just attended a town hall meeting with Karen Hughes and she mentioned the part about him making up words. I love that part about him.
1,863 posted on 04/13/2004 6:51:03 PM PDT by WestCoastGal ("Hire paranoids, they may have a high false alarm rate, but they discover all the plots" Rumsfeld)
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To: God'sgrrl
"I have been able to understand Bush and his communication skills because I have the exact same problem..."

Remember that Moses asked God not to choose him because he was slow of speech. It did not dissuade God from his purpose in choosing whom He would to fulfill His plan. I refer to President Bush as Moses which freaks out my liberal friends. It's more truth than a joke.
1,950 posted on 04/13/2004 6:59:24 PM PDT by Socratic (Yes, there is method in the madness.)
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