Bush on tv....what do you think?
 

What do you think of his speech?

missed it aww too bad:321GFY

Hmmm he mispronounced 'designate' in the first sentance and then promptly demoted Rummy to sec of State with Powell in about the 6th sentance. lmao

Gotta love the mute button... He took my show the Guardian off to stand there acting like all is well.

He's a great dictate.....no, not really.

He's speech is good but I'm getting another
message and it's not good....

I cannot believe this guy is president.

Just listen to him. holy shit.

painfull day for the US

but hey why elect a smart and succesful man, when you can elect a guy that is a puppet of his vice president and failed in public life

sloppy ass speaker

"Mustard gas in a turkey farm?"

Its hard to take this guy seriously sometimes. Its like the real president was abducted and some idiot was put in his place.

I honestly cant watch him do a live press conference without having a good laugh. Its like what's he gonna say next?

What channel ? Was it yesterday's speech ? If so he looked not sure of himself

"His performance during the hour-long appearance in the ornate White House East Room, a venue reserved for large and formal occasions, featured the usual mix of misspoken words and grammatical conundrums for which the president is well known."

looks like he was drunk again
www.cnn.com :glugglug

this is one of the funniest scenes that happened (quoted from cnn)>>>

"Kerry was apparently homing in on one question during the news conference when Bush was asked to name his biggest mistake since the attacks.

Bush couldn't cite one.

"I don't want to sound like I have made no mistakes. I'm confident I have. I just haven't -- you just put me under the spot here -- and maybe I'm not as quick on my feet as I should be in coming up with one," Bush said at the news conference"

The guy is funniers then prime time comics

sometimes wonder whether he really is a stand up comedian

just did the presidency thing to get some publicity and will go back to doing gigs full time at the end of his term