Further proof that Bush is not the brightest man in the world

[scottcsmith]

About John Kerry and Kerry's claim to have received the support of some foreign leaders, Bush said the following:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4540166/

"If you're going to make an accusation in the course of a presidential campaign, you ought to back it up with facts."

Clearly, Bush does not know the meaning of the word accusation. Mind you, this is a man who attended Yale AND Harvard.

Am I right in thinking that Sean Hannity and other right-wing nut-jobs on the radio also demanded Kerry name names?

Funny, in 2001 they weren't so demanding when Dick Cheney refused to give the names of people he had met with regarding energy policy. Cheney said that he didn't want to create a situation where he couldn't receive "unvarnished advice" from those who, you know, would want to speak with him in private.

More proof that right-wingers suffer from mid-range memory loss.

[Maat]

1. Excellent point.

May I put it into my talking points?

[scottcsmith]

2. Sure

I like the idea of being in someone's talking points. Makes me feel Rove-ish.
:evilgrin:

[Jane Austin]

3. Jon Stewart

Did anybody see Jon Stewart tonight on that clip of Bush saying Kerry should back up his "accusation" with facts?

I flat out woke up all the dogs, I laughed so loud!