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Subject: Bush's Tookie Take Two From: GeorgeJMyersJr-2 Date: Dec 2 2005 9:18PM I know that sounds terrible, but "Where's the weapons of mass destruction?" joke where President Bush went looking around in "mock" for them worse. Maybe the coat hanger brand on his butt from Yale days talking through his "words of mass deception" that became coined after it, it seemed. Maybe we've had too many Governors in the Oval Office, and structurally, I would welcome a Senator or even a Congressman, someone who doesn't sound like the proverbial "Boy Named Sue", the Man in Black sung about. I did "enjoy" if that's the word, the raw reactions that are often hardest to describe, I imagine by reporters, especially ones from a party from that party's persuasion. It shows good journalism despite a persuasion of politics. I spent a few months digging around human remains in NYC's first Almshouse, in renovating City Hall Park, next to a statue of Horace Greeley and a monument to Joseph Pulitzer, within "earshot" of what was once "Newspaper Row". We have to watch journalists, my grandfather, a real estate reporter, might add, as they might have "sidelines" making money, beside the bylines they struggle to post and apparently its "ethics" (Society of Professional Journalists where are you?) are getting more public attention everyday.