[tubavil]

I didn't attack him without cause.

He doesn't cut it in the intellect department.

He may have charm, charisma, Texas style, and be a good ole' boy (all good things) but he ain't a sharp tack.

He kept repeating the same thing, four times, as answers to different questions. That's why he has to answer questions like tonight's "Why do you have to appear with Cheney?" (at the upcoming hearing).

[marajade]

Clinton was considered sharp as a tack as you say and I considered him one of the worst Presidents this country ever had...

[swheats]

He kept repeating the same thing, four times, as answers to different questions. That's why he has to answer questions like tonight's "Why do you have to appear with Cheney?" (at the upcoming hearing).

Give me the list of questions he answered the same thing to.

[Just mythoughts]

"I didn't attack him without cause.

He doesn't cut it in the intellect department.

He may have charm, charisma, Texas style, and be a good ole' boy (all good things) but he ain't a sharp tack.

He kept repeating the same thing, four times, as answers to different questions. That's why he has to answer questions like tonight's "Why do you have to appear with Cheney?" (at the upcoming hearing)."


Then you heard a different set of questions than I did, every freaking question, had the same "INTENT" and there was but one answer for the STUPID questions asked.

All questions were accusatory, insulting and were not after "news" rather an attempt to trip President Bush up so these vapid lazy disrespectful media whores could make news.

[Mark Felton]

"He kept repeating the same thing, four times, as answers to different questions."

That's the mark of a good politician. He had his game on.

You stay on message. In any political speech directed to the general public you usually want to stick to no more than 3 points, and keep repeating them.

In this case, Bush really had only 1 point for the whole press conference.

He hammered it home. It will stick.

he will keep hammering it again and again over the next several months.

Likely it appears to become his major campaign theme.

"I mean what I say" "We're gonna stay the course. We're gonna change the world. We're gonna improve American security. We're gonna bring liberty to the people of Iraq and change the mideast. He actually said he was gonna win the war on terror.

A political speech, from a politician in a political campaign period.

[zygoat]

I didn't realize that a person with an I.Q. of 85 could pilot a jet. If that's the case, I'm waaaay underemployed.

[Quicksilver]

He kept repeating the same thing, four times, as answers to different questions.

Ah, you noticed that? You're a bit smarter than I initially thought. Unfortunately you're not swift enough to understand why he did that. It's known as staying on message. He is very good at it.