I no longer wonder why *'s grammar has failed to improve via home tutoring.

[nickyt]

Mrs. Bush's Remarks to the Press Pool
West Palm Beach Public Library
West Palm Beach, Florida


October 27, 2006
4:11 P.M. EDT

MRS. BUSH: Well, I just wanted to come over and say hey to everyone, and to encourage people all in here, in West Palm, and all in Florida to use their public libraries.


http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2006/10/20061027-5.html

[rhiannon55]

1. LOL!

<<And a library is a good place to find all the things that you might want to read.>>

OMFG! Has anyone started a "Pickles' Bushisms" collection?

[nickyt]

2. Whew, I'm way too lazy to read all her speeches - but try this:

October 11, 2006

Mrs. Bush's Remarks to the Press Pool During a Visit to Communication Through Art Program
Knox County Public Defenders Community Law Office
Knoxville, Tennessee

4:06 P.M. EDT

"...and steer their life toward a successful life."

"And so I want to thank especially the adults who come here to volunteer, who work with these children and be a caring mentor for them"

. http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2006/10/20061011-12.html


"Press Pool" remarks have the best nuggets - will search more as time and my laziness permit!

[nickyt]

3. Okay, rhiannon55, this one's for you (and I'm off to do something productive!):

September 18, 2006

Interview of Mrs. Bush by Hannah Storm, CBS Early Show
New York Public Library
New York, New York

8:30 A.M. EDT

"He wants everyone that comes to speak at his conference to bring some sort of commitment."
(that's everyone "who", my dear literacy advocate, "who")
"And there are many deaths in the poorest countries because of unsanitary, clean water -- not clean water."
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2006/09/20060918-16.html


September 18, 2006

Interview of Mrs. Bush by Meredith Viera, NBC "Today" Show
NBC Studios
Rockefeller Center
New York, New York

7:10 A.M. EDT

MRS. BUSH: I think when I campaign, of course, I'm mainly doing events with Republicans, and they say to me, tell the President to stay the course, and those are the sort of things they say.

MRS. BUSH: Well, of course, one reason that women are mainly the number of illiterates is because women have been denied education worldwide.

MRS. BUSH: Well, I say exactly what the President says, that we need to stay the course;


http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2006/09/20060918-15.html