W - will sit for first interview a week after midterm elections

[kpete]

Bush will sit for first interview a week after midterm elections
By Michael O'Brien - 08/02/10 09:52 AM ET

Former President George W. Bush will sit down for his first formal post-presidency interview a week after the midterms.

NBC announced on Monday that "Today" show anchor Matt Lauer would interview Bush twice in November during the same week the former Republican president's book, Decision Points, is scheduled to be published.

Bush will sit for a primetime special with Lauer to air on Monday, Nov. 8, and wll appear live on the "Today" show on Wednesday, Nov. 10, NBC announced on Monday.

The appearances will come days after the midterm elections set for Tuesday, Nov. 2.

http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/112107-bush-will-sit-for-first-interview-a-week-after-elections

[Vinnie From Indy]

1. Gee, I wonder if Lauer will get on his knees and give Smirky a blowjob

for old times sake and to show America once again how the giggling murderer was treated by our mainstream media during his Admin.

[daleanime]

2. Big surprise there...

he has to be hoping that people will forget those interviews before the 2012 elections! Now that's toxic!:puke:

[trusty elf]

3. He's got a new book out...

[no_hypocrisy]

4. What? Jenna's not doing the interview?

1. What did you like best about being President?
2. How was the food at the White House?
3. Did you sleep well during your tenure?
4. Do you miss it?

[Schema Thing]

5. Couldn't they bump that up two weeks? Pretty pleeeaaaase???

[Xipe Totec]

6. Decision Pants?

[WI_DEM]

9. Gross, but that is what got Tweety all hot and bothered at the time.

[WI_DEM]

7. W must be anticipating democratic losses so he can crow?

[AspenRose]

8. Yep, I think that's part of the strategery

They won't have the interview before the election because they realize by him opening his mouth, they could be handing democrats a landslide.

But if democrats lose seats after the fact, he can sit back and crow.

[Diane R]

10. That's what I'm thinking, too. They had success with the SC senate race, so they're ready.