Bush's brain has melted: video :-)

[_TJ_]

The weird thing is that looking at this video
of Bush from 10 years ago, I think he was even
more obnoxious, dangerous and unlikeable when
his brain was actually working!!

http://www.adbuzz.com/bushbuzz.htm

[Bucky]

1. Not unlike the Star Wars movies...

...the stupider he gets, the more popular Bush seems to get with his committed (and ever narrowing) fan base. Except in this trilogy, Jar Jar is the Emperor.

(I didn't say trilogy did I? O dear Lord, let's hope it ain't that)

[Arkansas Granny]

2. I knew that he was pretty much incoherent now, but I didn't

realize that there had been such a marked deterioration. This is truly scary.

[_TJ_]

3. He was always evil it seems

Now he's an evil idiot! A marked improvement perhaps? :-)

[redstateinfidel]

4. Bush's brain has melted: video :-)

very nice..and here's a look at the other side ..just a week before we have purple fingers in the air

http://www.gop.com/Media/120905.wmv

[Bridget Burke]

5. When he was running for Governor, he seemed like a half-bright frat boy...

Far from "intelligent." But he's definitely gone down hill since then.

[proud2BlibKansan]

6. Wow

Just - WOW.

[MelissaB]

7. Interesting...

I didn't know he ever could speak half coherently.

[WI_DEM]

8. What brain?

[HamdenRice]

9. To be fair to the shrub, I think it's the presidency

When you are a nobody running for governor of Texas, you can speak more or less extemporaneously. Presidents learn very quickly that millions of people parse every word -- from political enemies, to armies of journalists, for foreign powers. They are taught very quickly that every single word must be scripted. This makes them all look like they have lost cognitive ability.

Clinton was a rare exception. He was smart enought to remember what he could and could not say, and reckless enough to sometimes speak truthfully and extemporaneously.

I think that part of shrub's problem is that he is overthinking everything he says, and he brain power is simply to puny to do that and actually speak at the same time.