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To: steve harris who wrote (286111)	10/23/2010 8:50:03 AM
From: Les H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Real people don't need wires. If they have a long speech to read, they may need a telemprompter. If Obama is being cued to give responses through a teleprompter, then it's the same as Bush being wired. Didn't they have to set up Bush's telemprompter with phonetic spellings because he couldn't figure out how to pronounce words? "When Bush addressed the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, the White House inadvertently showed exactly how -- with a phonetic pronunciation guide on the teleprompter to get him past troublesome names of countries and world leaders. The White House was left scrambling to explain after a marked-up draft of Bush's speech popped up briefly on the U.N. Web site as he delivered his remarks, giving a rare glimpse of the special guidance he gets for major addresses."