State of the Union
travis slack writes "President Bush used his State of the Union speech to press home key domestic and international agendas. At home he promised to reform Social Security for future generations. Looking overseas, Bush vowed to spread freedoms around the world while continuing the war on terror, and he pointed to Iraq as a symbol of change."
Make sure you don't run out of tin foil for your hat.
If you said you were counting the words because of a beer drinking contest that would be one thing, but you seem to me to be just another paranoid pinhead.
I was more amazed that he dared use the word 'sovereign' in this speech without defining it after this well known disaster: http://www.campchaos.com/show.php?iID=868
You call it excessive, I call it ambitious.
Keep counting. If you correlate these numbers with the counts of "umm err" in the debates and the number of smirks in press conferences, the numeric relationships can be used to decode the mysteries of the universe.
Don't blame Durga. I voted for Centauri.
And Cheney is obviously some kind of cyborg.
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Indeed. But the frequency with which the word 'fnord' appears in his speeches is far more worrisome.
was Cheney's attire
This criticism is brought to you from the party that doesn't know what the definition of "is" is.
One involves a meaningless ritual in which we look to a creature of little intelligence for prognostication; the other involves a groundhog.
Would you want to be on the hotseat or would you rather be writing his daily briefing?
If you must moderate, please moderate as irrelevent, not something bad, because I'm sure someone will find this interest
Bloody hell, you're reading into the election results too much! Bush got in cos of the Christian-vote; nothing like a crusade to get their feet marching to the polling booths.
As for the parent, well I love modding him down on a regular basis! : )