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tigereye Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Feb-10-04 10:29 AM
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56. actually I thought he came across as more coherent
(and I mean that loosely) than I expected. However, the smirking and the utter lack of irony or awareness of the mess he is in, made me squirm. I had to turn it off about half way through for that reason.

The problem is the lowered level of expectations that seem to be used to put him out there, i.e., Rove et al, thinking, "Well, if he comes across as at least able to form sentences and doesn't use too many malapropisms or slur his words, that is ok."

I think he (and his father) have some kind of speech/neurological disorder, just based on their inability to get words from their brains to their lips!

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