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To: Jill who wrote (19644)	11/26/2000 9:41:10 PM
From: Hobie1Kenobe	Respond to of 65232

It's about time George got to say something positive and presidential - off the ranch and onto the White House. Bravo. JF3

To: Jill who wrote (19644)	11/26/2000 9:47:16 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 65232

Bush stressed unity, common good without saying it, he claimed he won he urged Gore not to contest for good of country he didnt smile and show much emotion his objective was to look presidential, show an air of victory, but reach out to Democrats without pissing them off he cited education, social security, medicaire, military this is the basis of his Inauguration Speech content it was important in my mind for Bush to be brief, not to get personal one iota, no recriminations, and to take the next step on transition responsibly a little bland, but necessarily so I would use the word "guarded" or "restrained" I am sure he wanted to scream and beam ear to ear could you have made that speech without busting out? I would have nodded, smirked, and winked throughout / Jim