who said that?
On Aug 31, 6:46*am, MiNe 109 wrote:
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*"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote:
Groupthink is *still* not a good thing, even after Rove.
That reminds me, who said this about a possible vp choice:
With all due respect again to Governor Kaine, hešs been a governor for
three years, hešs been able but undistinguished. I donšt think people
could really name a big, important thing that hešs done. He was mayor of
the 105th largest city in America. And again, with all due respect to
Richmond, Virginia, itšs smaller than Chula Vista, California; Aurora,
Colorado; Mesa or Gilbert, Arizona; north Las Vegas or Henderson,
Nevada. Itšs not a big town. So if he were to pick Governor Kaine, it
would be an intensely political choice where he said, `You know what?
Išm really not, first and foremost, concerned with, is this person
capable of being president of the United States?
I like these quotes:
BUSH: Senator McCain ought to stop those ads. Senator McCain ought to
do what he says he's going to do. The Straight Talk Express should not
be the Parse Talk Express. He ought to be a man who does what he says
he's going to do. He says he's going to run a clean campaign yet he's
got calls going into the Commonwealth of Virginia calling me an anti-
Catholic bigot, which is...
QUESTION: (OFF-MIKE)
BUSH: Yes, he ought not to be doing it. Of course he ought to
apologize.
BUSH: I don't know. We've had six or seven debates already. I mean, we
-- as I recall, you all were suffering from debate fatigue at one
point, and I'm not saying I was. But I look forward to the Los Angeles
debate. I'm going. I will be there. I will be sitting in my chair,
ready to talk. And I hope we spend a lot of time talking about
education. I have a vision for education, and I have a record for
education. And my opponent, Senator McCain, has been largely silent on
education. He's been in the Senate for 17 years. It's hard to point
out any education reform that he has advocated.
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