Today, in Awe Inspiring StupidityPolitics:
Bush: Olympic Boycott Would Insult Chinese.
boy·cott (boi
k
t
)tr.v. boy·cott·ed, boy·cott·ing, boy·cotts
To abstain from or act together in abstaining from using, buying, or dealing with as an expression of protest or disfavor or as a means of coercion. See Synonyms at blackball.
Verb
to refuse to deal with (an organization or country) as a protest against its actions or policy
... yeaaaaaah. ... that's... that's pretty much the whole idea. the insult thing. yeah. who is his press secretary again?
Press Secretary: "Ok, Mr. President. Let's go over this one more time. What do we do before we speak to the media?
President: "... We... wait, I know this one... we think about whether what we're gonna say is an Out Loud sentence or a Keep It To Myself sentence."
Press Secretary: "And what do we do if we're not sure?"
President: "I find you, and test it out."
Press Secretary: "That's right. And a good rule of thumb, especially when you can't find me, is: 'when it doubt, don't let it out."
... yeaaaaaah. ... that's... that's pretty much the whole idea. the insult thing. yeah. who is his press secretary again?
Press Secretary: "Ok, Mr. President. Let's go over this one more time. What do we do before we speak to the media?
President: "... We... wait, I know this one... we think about whether what we're gonna say is an Out Loud sentence or a Keep It To Myself sentence."
Press Secretary: "And what do we do if we're not sure?"
President: "I find you, and test it out."
Press Secretary: "That's right. And a good rule of thumb, especially when you can't find me, is: 'when it doubt, don't let it out."
McCain Battles a Nemesis, the Teleprompter.
Dear Mark Leibovich,
Please be my friend.
Love, Me.
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