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timepiececlockI fell asleep during Bush's press conference.
It was a comfy couch! And he's a lousy speaker.
Before I fell asleep (I was only out for about 10 minutes), the second question from the reporter had been asked, inquiring into why Bush thinks that there is so much opinion against the war around the world. It was very similar to part of the question before him, about why so many of the UN countries disagree with Bush on Iraq, considering that they share all the intelligence information.
Bush, in response, blather on about how "nobody wants war", and how this is the way Iraq chose to make it by not disarming, etc.
Me: He's not answering this guy's question. It's the same as the last guy's, about the other countries opposing, and he still didn't answer it.
'rent: He doesn't know why they don't.
Me: Then why doesn't he say that?
'rent: He can't say that.
Me: Yes he can. He should-- nevermind.
It was a comfy couch! And he's a lousy speaker.
Before I fell asleep (I was only out for about 10 minutes), the second question from the reporter had been asked, inquiring into why Bush thinks that there is so much opinion against the war around the world. It was very similar to part of the question before him, about why so many of the UN countries disagree with Bush on Iraq, considering that they share all the intelligence information.
Bush, in response, blather on about how "nobody wants war", and how this is the way Iraq chose to make it by not disarming, etc.
Me: He's not answering this guy's question. It's the same as the last guy's, about the other countries opposing, and he still didn't answer it.
'rent: He doesn't know why they don't.
Me: Then why doesn't he say that?
'rent: He can't say that.
Me: Yes he can. He should-- nevermind.
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Date: 2003-03-07 06:35 am (UTC)To be fair Bush wouldn't be the first politician to avoid answering questions!
Its not just stupid presidents who are doing this, over here Mr Blair (who I think might be slightly smarter than Bush, although its diffcult to see how most days!) is also dodging questions like "Why are you going to war aginst the will of the British People?". He also keeps changing his mind on if a second ammendment is needed (thats the hot potato over here, Lots more People in the UK WOULD back the war IF a second ammendment could be passed.). First its a war about Weapons of Mass destruction, then its a moral war about "freeing" the people of Iraq" now its just simply to stop a dangerous man. I don't think Blair does know what this war is about (I reckon he is waiting for Bush, or one of Bush's people to tell him!).