Chimpy Taking Questions Today At His Town Hall, Rah Rah Iraq Meeting!

look at the way this is written, give me a break....

Bush to Share His Optimism on Iraq


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Bush was marking this week's third anniversary of the war by making speeches aimed at boosting support for his mission in Iraq, which has drawn increasing public skepticism at home, according to various polls.

On Monday, he was to speak at the City Club of Cleveland and take questions about his war policy and other topics from the audience in this heavily Democratic city.

White House press secretary Scott McClellan said Bush would update Americans on his vision for Iraq — highlighting the progress being made while acknowledging that not everything has gone perfectly, but that adjustments have been made.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060320/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush


Does anyone really think he will take a single question that has not been prescreened? And certainly there won't be any Democrats in the hand picked audience from that "heavily Democratic city"!





ooh ooh aaah aaah!!

to fill the place up.

does he always do his lips like that? It is just annoyingly gross!

I did laugh out loud at this line:
"White House press secretary Scott McClellan said Bush would update Americans on his vision for Iraq"

He has a vision for Iraq or for anything? Whatever...

The Second Coming of Jesus? What an arrogant thing to say!

going to be a bunch of his sycophants but serious questioning. I think CNN informed me. Yeah, right.

that is a good one! :rofl:

He is probably the only one who is optimistic about a war

in front of a carefully selected audience, with all questions approved and rehearsed ahead of time. A great deal of distance will be between him and the audience. Can't have Chimpy put on the spot, can we?

What a huge difference between Bush and Clinton, who would just walk right up to people, talk to them, shake their hand, etc.

America needs a REAL President for a change...

http://www.wkyc.com.

and here-

http://www.cityclub.org/

&- http://publicbroadcasting.net/wcpn/ppr/index.shtml

&- http://www.newsnet5.com/politics/8118720/detail.html#



"...City Club spokeswoman Missy Toms said sticking to the club's traditional format, the president will be expected to spend about a half-hour answering unrehearsed questions from the audience after his address..."

.http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/news/14136332.htm

that has to be the dumbest ever!

Net Poll
What do you think is the main reason Bush chose Cleveland to mark the war's anniversary?
Win support in Democratic area
High fatalities of 325th Marines
Local citizens truly represent views of all America
Ohio helped him win last election
Other


http://www.newsnet5.com/news/index.html

I guess he actually started lying at 12:20,it's on live here too,the question part might be worth seeing-

http://www.newsnet5.com/politics/8118720/detail.html#

Cleveland For Speech On War In Iraq

UPDATED: 12:25 pm EST March 20, 2006

CLEVELAND -- President George W. Bush is in Cleveland Monday to mark the third anniversary of the Iraq war.

Air Force One arrived just before noon. The president is speaking at the City Club about the war in Iraq and the war on terror, NewsChannel5 reported.

LIVE: President Bush At City Club

He's hoping to boost public support by getting Americans to look beyond the violence. He plans to take questions about his war policy and other topics from the audience in the heavily Democratic city.

It's the latest in a series of speeches, and the White House said it will highlight specific reasons for optimism

Any courageous Dems in that group?

to = ta

them = 'em

msnbsc graphic said they will have "analysis all afternoon on bush speech"

to take questions from a Heavily Democratic Area.... They would eat him for breakfast!

If this oxygen thief actually answers a question, I'll be surprised. He's on the Rovian system of "I'll answer your question with my answer"...loaded with the typical, time-worn and worn-out buzzwords that sound more hollow every time this goober tries to utter them.

"I appreciate that question?"

It usually precedes him blathering about something that did not even pertain to the question.