You Can’t Make This Stuff Up
Some brilliant quotes from King George’s talk in West Virginia today:
“I knew that the farther we got away from Sept. 11, 2001, the more likely it would be that some would forget the lessons of that day. And that’s OK. That’s OK … And it’s fine that people forget the lessons, but one of my jobs is to constantly remind people of the lessons.”
“Iraq is a part of the global war on terror. In other words, it’s a global war.”
“De Tocqueville, who’s a French guy, came in 1832 and recognized and wrote back — wrote a treatise about what it means to go to a country where people have — associate voluntarily to serve their communities.”
“Anyway, you’ll be confronted with some stuff. Hopefully, our job is to make sure you’re confronted with less issues, like being hooked on oil. One of the issues that we’re confronting with now that I hope you’ll not have to confront with is jobs going elsewhere because we don’t have the math and science skills and engineering skills and physics skills that are taught to our children here.”
Where was his speech writer? His handlers? This guy verbally stumbles and just keeps on fumbling.
