I hope some reporter asks Baby Bush if he will bring back the draft

[bluestateguy]

This question needs to be asked. If some reporter has the courage to ask it, Baby Bush will give a stumbling, rambling denial, but it may stimulate a real national debate on the issue in the mainstream media. Right now, the only real discussion of the draft coming back is taking place over the Internet. Still, I won't be watching the news conference. I have better things to do. He's not my president. Al Gore is my president.

[methinks2]

1. Drooling over the very thought

[mohinoaklawnillinois]

2. That will happen when "swine fly"

* is speaking for 18 minutes and the press has 12 minutes to ask questions. I figure about two reporters will get to ask anything.

[stellanoir]

5. when have you ever known him. . .

to admit the obvious. . .

psst. . ."no one's re-enlisting"

heard on NPR today from a Fort Hood mom.

[charlie]

3. He'll just lie

It comes easily enough to him. Remember "no plans on my desk" before his vacation in 2002, and DANGER! SADDAM! TERROR! when he got back?

[rooboy]

4. "No plans on my desk". Exactly. n/t