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kramus · 11-15-2010, 10:03 AM

I read a brief quote online regarding GWB's words and actions on 9/11. For me the language seemed both overwrought and very targeted towards a god-fearing middle america - at the same time it demonstrated no ability to lead or think in such a critical and (dare I say) historically pregnant juncture. Couldn't properly finish reading the article.

I'll stick to bits'n'bites doled out by literary masochists or desperate seekers of value who will steel their bellies and grip their noses and dive headlong into this latest bit of thoroughly filtered whatever. I'm pretty sure the book will lack any vestige of the personal charm and ability GWB must exhibit in person (he simply couldn't have been chosen to be the GOP's figurehead without possessing such attributes).

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kramus loving the curves Location: my Lady's manor	I read a brief quote online regarding GWB's words and actions on 9/11. For me the language seemed both overwrought and very targeted towards a god-fearing middle america - at the same time it demonstrated no ability to lead or think in such a critical and (dare I say) historically pregnant juncture. Couldn't properly finish reading the article. I'll stick to bits'n'bites doled out by literary masochists or desperate seekers of value who will steel their bellies and grip their noses and dive headlong into this latest bit of thoroughly filtered whatever. I'm pretty sure the book will lack any vestige of the personal charm and ability GWB must exhibit in person (he simply couldn't have been chosen to be the GOP's figurehead without possessing such attributes). __________________ And now to disengage the clutch of the forebrain ... I'm going with this - if you like artwork visit http://markfineart.ca