UCBearcats1125 Wrote:

Oddball Wrote:We must get Osama dead or alive.
We don't care about Osama.

Who says we don't care about him?

“I don't know where he is. You know, I just don't spend that much time on him… I truly am not that concerned about him.

And when you get that library card, would you please peruse Paul Waldman's Fraud: The Strategy Behind The Bush Lies And Why The Media Didn’t Tell You ? Pretty Please? I so hate seeing willful ignorance, much less lazy brains slogging along in the slow lane.

"Paul Waldman: I think where it comes from is the fact that -- and I say this in the Introduction -- that at some point he had to have sat down and taken a good, long look at who he was and what he wanted to do, and come to the realization that, if he gave it to the American people straight, they wouldn’t buy it. They would not have elected somebody who had accomplished so little and had been given so much. They wouldn’t sign on to this agenda that’s at odds with their own interests.

So if that’s the position you’re in -- you’ve got this agenda, you’ve got a candidate who has really so little to commend himself, other than his name, and has spent his entire life walking on a path laid before him with wealth and influence, and has so little in common with the people that he’s going to be claiming to represent -- then you’ve got to come up with a story. And that story is going to be a false one.

So what do they do? They said we’re going to create this persona that isn’t somebody who went to Andover and Yale and Harvard, whose father was a President and whose grandfather was a Senator, and who, his entire working life, had never had a real job. It’s all been about his Daddy’s friends giving him money to lose.

They created this persona that he’s a regular guy, a Texas cowboy. He bought a ranch just before the campaign started so he could go down there and clear brush. He exaggerates his drawl whenever he can. He does “home to the heartland