They are just beyond weird. Aren't you afraid of catching cooties when they get that close?
Hey, I got the Bob Schieffer's (sp?) CBS interview with Bush for ya'll, as good as I could but the format will probably be all screwed up as soon as I post:
S. As i understand the law, how does (the existing FISA)
slow you down.
B. Looked at the program (FISA) from all angles.......
I can't explain to you how it works, without
compromising the program.
S. Civil Rights Act was America's most successful foreign
policy issue because it told the world who we were-
asked B. how he felt everything recently affects us
B. We've got to remind people we've got a wonderful
heart.
S. In contrast to the beautiful weather, the political
atmosphere has been ugly he (B.) said he was going to
change that, what happened?
B. One of my biggest disappointments, seems like
everything has been run thru zero sum politics.
S. Is there anything you can do to step back and try to
make a new start?
B. Gonna try in the State of the Union.
S. Yesterday a CBS news poll asked do you think the
bribes are the way it works and 77% said yes.
B. We're going to cut this out.
S. Tom Friedman in NYT said putting on a huge gas
tax was a way to get a change to get us independent
B. Against tax, need to develop technologies, but gonna
talk about that big time in SOTU-
wants to see different kinds of cars on our roads and
now is the time to fix it.
S. Looks like Sen. Clinton is running pretty hard.
B. She's formidable.
B. I can't remember a time when it's been this open.
(referring to presidential elections : )
B. I suppose if you ask any president in time of war,
the hardest part is knowing it was my decision to
cause some kid to lose his life.
S. Do you think you'd have been president if you hadn't
married Laura.
B. I don't know what'd I'd been if I hadn't married
Laura. I think people look at her and say there's a
woman with common sense.
S. People say you don't like folks who disagree with you.
B. I think that's one of the great myths in Washington.
Laura criticized a speech in Lubbock and I
said, "what'd you say?" and She criticized it
again, and I drove right into the garage door.
(laughing)
S. Have you thought about what you're going to do when
you leave?
B. I'd like to leave behind a think tank where people can
talk about freedom and liberty
the d'Toqueville model, what he saw in freedom.
Out of his lips into God's ears!