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To: Sully- who wrote (19265)	4/8/2006 11:16:18 PM
From: Sully-	Respond to of 35834

This is so fricking obvious that a blind man on a galloping horse could see it a mile away. So why has the MSM on a global scale missed it? Harry Taylor, the man who spoke "truth to power" by challenging President Bush in Charlotte has found himself world famous. Everyone, it seems, wanted to interview and spotlight that interchange. Doesn't it seem strange for a guy to get up and say this to the President of the United States? <<< I have never felt more ashamed of, nor more frightened, by my leadership in Washington, including the presidency," Taylor told Bush. "And I would hope from time to time that you have the humility and the grace to be ashamed of yourself." >>> If he did indeed have reasons to be so frightened wouldn't the Secret Service have hustled him off and taken him away to some dark prison cell instead of his being mobbed by reporters interviewing him? Personally, I think the Bush people should arrange someone like this to be at every public appearance that the President makes. Bush does a good job handling himself and benefits from the confrontation. In fact, why not bring Harry Taylor along as the designated Bush critic. He seems like a nice, thoughtful guy and so he and Bush can continute their dialogue around the country. That would probably do better for Bush to argue his case than to answer softball questions from his supporters. betsyspage.blogspot.com spokesmanreview.com