In arguing for legislation that would define US interpretation of the Geneva Conventions in a way that many would argue would allow certain forms of torture, Bush said, "I wish I could tell the American people, 'Don't worry about it. They're not coming again.' But they are coming again."No word as to whether what should have been the inevitable next question was asked: "Do you know if they'll hit before November 7th?"
"Time is running out," the President concluded.
And for my next trick question: "In the absence of any act of terrorism conveniently conforming with our Congressional elections and your agenda's time-table, Mr. President, is your administration planning any contingency to destroy another American city in order to prove your point?"
But then I'd never get past the loyalty oath.
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