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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: stockman_scott who wrote (484900)	11/1/2003 1:33:27 AM
From: PartyTime	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

Hi Stockman--good to see your work again. Never saw the MisLeader site before. Is it new? If there's ever been a presidency deserving of such scrutiny, it's this one! Just about every time--not every time, but most of the time--I see Bush on television making pronouncements it's almost as if I can see right through him, read past what he's saying, as if I know what he's thinking regardless to what he's saying or what image he's trying to project. Even after three years in the presidency and after all of the heaviness that's come his way, he still seems sophomoric in his approach--he seems like a high school sophomore jock acting like he's a senior jock. I'm sure I'm not the only one who gets a sense of this. In fact, I think he has the same feeling himself. He's really out of his league and most certainly being manipulated by those advising him. I really do think he thinks he's on a crusade and therefore must do what it is that's advised that he should do. Liked him much better as a baseball man. I'd say it's too bad for the world that he had to stray from this course. But I guess, overall, it doesn't matter as there'd be someone like him to take his place. I just hope before the day I die that I get to see an independent president thinker actually in office.