"I see on the TV screens how hard it is."

[Lori Price CLG]

From CLG

"I see on the TV screens how hard it is." --George W. Bush, assessing the situation in Iraq during the debate with Senator Kerry (LOL!!! Senator Kerry, having slaughtered Bush in the debate, makes us all wonder... how will the Idiot Usurper avoid the *other* debates? Let's hope Bush bin Laden does not attack us again, as a Weapon of Mass Distraction.)

Lori Price

[StlMo]

1. Bush Flip-Flop Alert! Remember that Bush has claimed to never watch news.

Edited to add emphasis.

Bush Flip-Flop Alert!

Remember that Bush has claimed to never watch the news.
Bush now says he does watch the news. (Yet, Bush ignores American generals.)
W: "I see on the TV screens how hard it is."

[cardlaw]

2. But...

he doesn't watch the news!

[Carla in Ca]

3. Did you notice on CSPAN split-screen

the difference in podium heights?

[The_Casual_Observer]

4. Yes, to get the heads to match, the lectern tops didn't match up on the

split screen.

[gatorboy]

5. Ha! All I noticed was Bush's teeny mic!

EOM

[LibDemAlways]

6. That was the defining moment of the debate.

Chimp let the world know that to him Iraq is a reality show he produces, and watches when he's in the mood. Halliburton is the sponsor. The troops are the cast members, and their goal is to try not to come home in a box.

By the way he didn't even try to address the charge that this horrible mess was motivated by oil and greed. What could he say? He knows it's true.

[JackDragna]

7. It's all a big game to Bush.

The worst combat he's ever been involved in is a game of touch football with his Ivy-League friends. What a piece of excrement.