Bill Press? Being tough? YES! With the author of that puff Bush movie!

[wyldwolf]

He won't let up! DAYUM!

[ewagner]

1. Don't remember

The author kept saying that the "tinhorne terrorist" quote he uses in the movie was in Bob Woodward's book Bush at War.

I don't remember any reference to a quote like that....I'm sure I wouold have remembered AND I'm sure DUers would have hopped all over it.

Did the author just lie through his teeth?

[ginantonic40]

6. Oh, don't you remember?

It was right after he told the Secret Service "Screw Nebraska, we're goin' home" and then wrestled the controls of Air Force One away form the pilot.

[Clete]

2. Did you see the clip they showed of

Bush and Condi? Bush was speaking in complete sentences, using big words that made sense and saying what a president would say if let's say he were President Barlett. Boy is this fiction!

[Fleshdancer]

5. Ha! That cracked me up

assuming bush watches the movie, I wonder if he'll even understand what "movie bush" says in that scene. My guess is that someone will have to explain it to him.

[bluedog]

3. they got 1 thing right

that damn stupid look on his face when he was told about it!!!

[robbedvoter]

4. Here's a pretty good review of that propaganda:

http://www.nj.com/tv/ledger/index.ssf?/base/entertainment-0/1062654913166110.xml

Bush's finest hour

Subtlety is victim as 9/11 drama shows a president clearly in charge

[MarianJack]

7. Am I the only one...

...who thinks that he was running home to the rance on 9/11? He IS a coward, and Louisiana isn't on the way to D.C. on any map I've ever seen. :eyes:

I truly wonder if there was a second coup on 9/11, and if busn jr. now really knows that he's just a neo-con puppet. :puffpiece: