Has our president become lost in great literary works and distracted from his oval office job?

Question

In interviews President Bush claims to have read 60 books this year, including "three Shakespeares."

Bush continues to claim Afhganistan as a success -- another mission accomplished. He also claims a turning point in Iraq with adapting strategy.

Unfortunately he hasn't been reading Pentagon reports or newspapers. "Iraqi parliament voted to extend a state of emergency for a month because of unrelenting sectarian violence, while the Iraqi president predicted bloodshed will be quelled by the end of next year." (from the Washington Post item)


News items reveal that opium poppy cultivation has doubled in Adghanistan and is the cash crop; Warlords and and Taliban are becoming the true power in Afghanistan as Karsi as seen as the mayor of Kabel, indecisive and corrupt.

Answer 1

I find this question kinda amusing.

On the daily show they reported Bush spent time reading the Stranger.........


a book about a white guy who kills an arab just because he felt like it.

Answer 2

Shakespeare or Doctor Zeus?

Answer 3

Considering his poor grammar and English language defects, I seriously doubt it.

"See, in my line of work you got to keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda." --George Bush in Greece, N.Y., May 24, 2005

Answer 4

Can Bush even spell literary?

Answer 5

my goodness, the man gets picked on about his poor speech's, so he broadens his mind by reading and still gets picked on, .... you lousy liberals need to learn the difference between positional and personal respect

Answer 6

i think our presadent is lost anywhere

Answer 7

no he is just stupid