Why `Weenie' may start with a capital Dubya

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Toronto Star, 11/27

The President of The World is not President of The World for Life, at least not yet. But is he a weenie?

What evidence is there of Dubya's weenieness, apart from him chickening out when it came to going up against the filthy Commies in the skies over the Rio Grande during the unpleasantness in Vietnam? He was afraid to speak to real, live U.S. voters except in situations where everybody had been required to sign a loyalty oath. He was afraid to speak to the British Parliament.

The thought of being anywhere near Parliament in Ottawa has scared him speechless.

Every American who heckled him during the election campaign got arrested. But in satellite nations like the United Kingdom, not to mention rogue countries like Canada, it's out of his hands. Anybody could holler anything when he's here next week and get off scot free. This makes him very, very anxious.

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1. I love Canadians.

Thanks for posting. This was good.

[BrklynLiberal]

2. The Toronto Star has more courage than

all the papers in the US put together..........