"I saw an engaged President, asking deep, clarifying questions .... "

[Stinky The Clown]

That was the gist of remarks by some heretofore unknown Republic apologist, on MSNBC, describing Junior's demeanor in his "DiscoverTour06" appearances to date.

Gimme a fucking break. That motherfucking monkey wouldn't know a salient question if it bit him in the red spot on his baboon ass.

[sinkingfeeling]

1. Where did he see Clinton?

[BluePatriot]

29. LOL. I thought that too. (nt)

[The_Casual_Observer]

2. Like the time just before Katrina. He's a stupid ass.

[MrCoffee]

3. They saw Carter on Leno last night too?

[Arkansas Granny]

6. My first thought also.

[Deep13]

7. Carter mostly gives deep, clarifying answers.

:-)

[eppur_se_muova]

4. So did I -- President Gore. nt

[democrank]

5. Right. The only thing "deep" about Bush

is the doo-doo he`s standing in.

[The Count]

8. Discovery 2006 tour? What's he discovering now? The wheel? The gun powder?

Guns and powder?

[MrCoffee]

10. his ass with both hands...it's a major breakthrough.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

9. Yeah, but he was watching Chavez

at the time.

I love the meme today... the Chimp is "digesting" all the Iraq info... uh, what has he been doing for the last 5 years?

[IndyBob]

20. Digesting the information

About the same way he digested the pretzel. He'll most likely choke on this as well.

[jaxx]

11. Better than he did with the ISG.

They said he sat there like a rock and didn't ask one question. LOL and now we wait for him to make up his mind. Spooky, isn't it?

[ooga booga]

12. colorful phrasing -- and, of course, dead on....

When we finally get back to having a real, engaged President again; Dubya will take his presidential pension and fade away like a hangover....like Nixon.

Republicans will continue to defend him and use rhetorical smoke and mirrors to make him look like a real President. It falls to us to continue to cut through the crap and call him what he was and is. That is a walking, talking, smirking disaster destined for the dustbin of history.

[arewenotdemo]

30. True enough, but unless this cartoon president has to resign in disgrace,

like Nixon, I don't doubt Repuke history revisionists will do for him what they did for Saint Reagan.

[CTyankee]

13. Hey that's the new RNC talking point! I heard it on the Today Show!

Same damn thing! These idiots! Don't they know we can put this together really easily?

They are stupider than I thought. Can't you just see these guys plotting what the next tactic will be. "Yeah, he's 'engaged.' Yeah that's it! He's 'listening.' That's good, they'll fall for that!"

Total idiots.

[MrCoffee]

16. so that's how they're spinning "he's in a drunken stupor"

[Cleita]

14. Either that or he was having a flashback to the Clinton administration.

No one will believe that about Bush anymore except the most ignorant and clueless of freepers. Those lying propagandizing pundits really need to give it up. They are nothing more than laughing stock to the majority of the world.

[CTyankee]

18. They are just reading the script they got handed to them.

Pathetic.

[FrenchieCat]

15. WTF?

:puke:

[Contrary1]

17. "I saw an engaged President, asking deep, clarifying questions .... "

Yeah, right.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[gratuitous]

23. I remember back in college . . . it was the 70s

I think the more perspicacious DUers can do the math on that one. Back then, I saw many interesting things as well. Sadly, none of them were any more real than the illusion of George W. Bush being engaged and asking deep questions.

[peacetalksforall]

19. What's a 'deep, clarifying question'? Aren't answers supposed to

be clarifying?

[mcscajun]

24. Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner!

"clarifying questions" = framing to fit the answers I want, explaining my position throughout my question, so it shapes the answer to fit.

Clarifying Answers are what we need, what we deserve, and what we cannot EVER expect to get from this pResident.


Spongehead Dumbass

[WCGreen]

21. W kan't be ingaged....

He's a married up with that Library gal...

[HuffleClaw]

22. now there's a line that was clearly rehearsed

funny stuff. must have taken some practice to deliver with a straight face.

[npincus]

25. the bar is VERY low for Junior

like a hard-to-train pet ( a monkey, perhaps?), everyone squeals with delight when he performs a trick- in this case it's called "asking a question".

[Mabus]

26. as it is for all Republicans

Don't forget, what they see as deep, probing question is one that makes us say "Duh."

[hatrack]

27. "General, is Iraq between Iran and Syria?" "Yessir!"

"Thanks for clarifying, General!"

[Jack Rabbit]

28. Are you sure it wasn't Karen Hughes?

[spacelady]

31. Was it in the present century?

[opihimoimoi]

32. I saw a fraudulent president Pretending he was engaged while askin questions

He doesn't even KNOW HOW TO ASK GOOD QUESTIONS...

he never took QUESTIONS 101: How to ask Better Questions/look good...

he skipped the course....its evident...

[tenshi816]

34. Askin' questions,

while either not listening to or completely disregarding the answers.

But as long as he thinks he looks "engaged", he thinks he's doing his job. Presidentin' is just a big photo-op for W.

[opihimoimoi]

35. Ain't that the TRUTH...one big photo op...OMG ...what has America done to herself??

[Tyo]

33. It was probably a re-run of some Thomas Jefferson thing n/t

[wisteria]

36. It has taken him all this time to get engaged in a discussion regarding Iraq?

This comment make you wonder who has been running the war the last several years.