GROW SPINE, GOP, INVESTIGATE CLINTON (NOW says Rush Limbaugh)

.rushlimbaugh ^ | 5/17/2002 | Rush Limbaugh

[catpuppy]

I think that Keyes would be an infinitely better president than anything the Bush family can produce. Keyes approaches the problems with a sense of gravity which is beyond the Bush's ability to conceptualize.

Yes, Dr. Keyes is articulate, informed and entertaining. I admire him and have even contributed to some of his failed campaigns. Unfortunately, the job of president takes leadership ability, something Keyes has never demonstrated. He has, however, demonstrated a consistent inclination to talk down to almost everyone and to argue as if his opinion is the only valid one. These traits won't get one elected president, much less make one an effective president.

[ClancyJ]

I see little evidence of this. I see evidence that people want to believe it, but I see no evidence of it.

Then you have not looked past your own prejudice against Bush. Just how would a man of low intelligence win an election that was a sure thing for Gore? Just how would this man be able to come into office after the Clintons, turn off the spotlight to the Clintons and turn the nation to looking to the future? How would he be able to handle the China crisis. How would he even think to try for a tax cut and get it through? How could a low intelligence president even survive in office much less win 80% approval rating? How could that president put into place a smooth running efficient change in command without the funds being released, without approval of his nominees and with no knowledge of how to be a president (as you suspect)? How would he be able to bring us out of a recession, how would he be able to take strong action when faced with an attack on American soil? How would he possibly manage a war?

Answer? He doesn't. It takes an awful lot to be successful as a president, to win the trust and affection of the voters, to put dignity, honor, respect back into government and a low intelligence man just could not do better than eke out an existence with people covering his blunders.

A low intelligence president would not take on tough issues - he would bide time. There would be no decisions - there would be stumbling from one crisis to another.

Now - none of this is happening to Bush which is why so many of use respect this man, why we trust him and his team and why we totally discount the democrat claims of low intelligence.

Those that cannot see what this president has done, that he accomplished a great portion of his campaign promises in the first year, might relook at that low intelligence business themselves.

[ClancyJ]

Oh yes indeed I think that Keyes would be an infinitely better president than anything the Bush family can produce. Keyes approaches the problems with a sense of gravity which is beyond the Bush's ability to conceptualize.

I can tell you one thing about Keyes if he was president - it would be his way as he feels he is far superior that other mortals and they need him to make the judgements for them.

Keyes is an orator but I tend to believe that if in power he would listen to no one but his own counsel as - again I sense he feels his views are far superior to that of others.

His cheap shot at President Bush during a republican meeting in Dallas told me a great deal about Keyes and I would never value him as other than an orator.

[Chunga]

"In three years since the media declared him to be the frontrunner I have yet to hear him say anything indicating remarkable intelligent."

What's your line? Brain surgery?

[Uncle Bill]

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[RLK]

What's your line? Brain surgery?

Not quite, but pretty close. Eight hours graduate work in neurology and 30 hours psychological appraisal.

[Mortimer Snavely]

You pack a lot of info in your posts, there, Uncle. I certainly hope more people read them.

[Xenalyte]

He's basically a dim bulb who can be fed slogans.

And at which school did you earn your MBA?

[Mortimer Snavely]

"And at which school did you earn your MBA?"

Don't go there, Xenalyte. Fair warning.

[RLK]

And at which school did you earn your MBA? Does it require an MBA to provide a free well-connected lagal staff to aid Hillary Clinton in escaping responsibility for her actions?

No thanks, I don't believe I want one.

[Chunga]

Thanks. I'll sleep a lot better tonight knowing you're not a brain surgeon.

[RLK]

Sorry, you'll need to satisfy your obvious need for a brain transplant elsewhere.

[Chunga]

There's no such thing as a brain transplant.

If you're going to insult Bush by calling him a "dim bulb" you should at least learn to spell.

[RLK]

There's no such thing as a brain transplant.

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That sort of leaves you being in a position without hope of improvement then, doesn't it?

[Chunga]

"That sort of leaves you being in a position without hope of improvement then, doesn't it?"

I think you're right. Every time I read one of your mind-numbing posts I'm sure I lose another thousand brain cells.

Did you download a spell checker?