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I agree. He was definitely irritated by the silliness of the Harkin drone. (I said in an earlier post that he seemed like a patient, but irritated father dealing with a 5 year old). But at the same time, I thought he seemed mellow and in good humor, and at times I thought he might be thinking "I'd rather be fishing."

He wasn't always articulate, but then again, that's not his strong suit, is it? :o)
I did like his "If he's still alive, we'll get him, if he isn't alive, we got him" comment about Bin Laden. I laughed out loud when he said that one!

I can't wait to hear his speech tomorrow night.

I agree. He was definitely irritated by the silliness of the Harkin drone.

I disagree. I think the "Harken Drone" was the entire point of this 5pm press conference. Get it off the table...

Now, tomorrow, when he gives his "real speech" about the corporate criminals who have run amuck the past 5-10 years and how he is going to FRY THEIR ASSES, he can go after real RED MEAT.

Tomorrow, Bush won't be distracted by this recycled Harken "stuff" (I cracked up at Bush's word choice, but "Crap" is a much better word), he already dealt with it like a hundred times and THIS DOG NOT ONLY AIN'T GONNA HUNT, IT MIGHT NOT EVEN BE ABLE TO WALK.

These former corporate bigwigs are wondering why they ever got so greedy that they risked prison.

The Lure of the Bill Clinton Sirens-- "make us look good, we'll never hurt you"-- was pretty strong "stuff" I guess...