[dmz]

This makes FR look stupid.

And GW was not opposed to using nucular weapons, whatever they are.

[John W]

Give him a pass if you want.

[bigbob]

Anyone who thinks FR looks stupid because we comment on this would think so regardless.

[jim35]

“This makes FR look stupid.”

Yeah, we must not point out mistakes zer0 makes, that makes US look stupid. RIGHT!

[Sir Gawain]

This makes FR look stupid.

Did FR mispronounce the word?

[a fool in paradise]

Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter also said nucular.

[Question Liberal Authority]

"Nukular" is the way the word is pronounced in certain parts of the country. John Kennedy pronounced every word ending in r as if it ended in ah, and ever word ending with an a as if it ended with an r. Yet, he is supposed to be some sort of eloquent speaker.

The objection to the "nukular" pronunciation is simply small-brained elitism by a bunch of stuck up snobs who think that the only correct way to say or do anything is the way it's done on the East Coast.

[clintonh8r]

This makes FR look stupid

Really? In what way?

[sportutegrl]

I’m sure the MSM and SNL will make as big a deal about the Obama slip as they did Bush’s ‘nucular’./s And if it is okay for the MSM to ridicule presidential missteps, how could it make FR look bad to engage in the same?

[denydenydeny]

You're completely wrong. Bush's promunciation of "nuclear" (which was shared by Carter among others) is simply a mispronunciation of a word. He still presumably knows what the word means.

But Obama's pronuncaition of "corpsman" as "corpse man" indicates that he has no idea what a corpsman is ; it goes to the narrowness of his education.