Bush with Costas looks like a "B" actor trying to portray a president!

[glarius]

Watching him, it's impossible to take him seriously about anything. He is really, and I mean REALLY a joke! No matter what he says, all that registers to me is the images of David Letterman's "Great moments in presidential speeches" and the myriad of comedy lines that have been at his expense over the past few years. It's really pathetic. God I hope Obama wins! And now back to watching the Olympics. I'm switching back and forth between CBC and NBC.

[Botany]

1. the history of baseballs

invited me and my dad and laura and my daughter and my brother to a dinner .... ah a lunch

he spoke like a crazy man.

President Perr-teen of Russia ah Putin

[yellowdogintexas]

2. is it gone yet? is it safe to go back to my TV now? NT

[dbonds]

3. You give him too much credit, B actor - he wishes.

[Donna Zen]

4. Did he really say

that he was promoting World Peace?

And the smirk! The smirk never stopped....it was awful.

[Botany]

5. yes he did

and he also talked about how wrong it is to bomb an other country

[pansypoo53219]

6. more like an 80's straight video.

way lower than B class. maybe high school version. wait. they would do better.
grade school version.

[think4yourself]

7. Even I know

To at least comb my freakin' hair before being seen by millions!

[TheCowsCameHome]

8. He should be on the Olympic illiteracy team.

Guaranteed a gold.

[malik flavors]

9. Haha, you're all echoing exactly what I was thinking. Bob Costas was more presidential than Bush was

This is what happens when people vote against someone because they're "elitist." You get a guy that's dummer than your next door neighbor. I can't beleive McCain is even competing, because while he's not as dumb as Bush, he still can't speak with knowledge about almost anything other than a little foreign policy.

This is why we need to celebrate a Harvard graduated candidate, not tear him down for being smarter than others. The president should be smarter than others, for pete's sake. Only in America can it be better to graduate at the bottom of your class (McCain)than it is to be the president of the law review (Obama).

[Tommy Times]

10. Religion

Every other answer he ignored Costas and blathered on about religion, and how when a country gets religious, it just takes over, and how he pressed China's leaders to allow religious freedom. What the hell was Hu Jin Tao thinking, the moonies have taken over?

If anyone taped it, a good drinking game would be to drink every time Bush invents a new pronunciation of Ossetia.

Also, after eight years on the job, can someone teach the GUY to stop looking at the monitor?

[DesertRat]

13. It's really painful to watch

And welcome to DU, Tommy! :hi:

[bullwinkle428]

14. Yes! I was ready to scream, the way he kept pounding

that point over and over again, trying to suggest that all problems in China would be eliminated once they allowed organized religion! Exhibit #6532 that the guy is clearly without any fucking clue...

[Riddler]

11. The comedian who imitates him on TV is more presidential, and chimpy looks like HE

is the imitator.

[DesertRat]

12. He's smirking throughout the whole interview

Yuck, I want to watch the Olympics, get this moran off my tv! :mad:

[Gabi Hayes]

15. it's on RIGHT now for one minute on NBC...1:55AM CDT

[Gabi Hayes]

16. Costas was actually worse than dumbo:

he served up a series of apparently scripted questions, designed to catapult the American Century agenda, prefaced by this completely delusional remark:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x6619632

[opihimoimoi]

17. He is like some BULLY from a bar got lucky and found himself in the Oval Office

and liked it....

McSame for Part 2???

[TheDonkey]

18. I loved how he was smirking like a buffoon while the camera panned down on the room at the start of

the interview. He has really gone "hollywood" :puke:

[lurky]

19. A "B" actor trying to portray a president?

I think we already had one of those: