From 2005, what is the president trying to say with these words?

Question

"In my line of work you gotta keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kinda catapult the propaganda." - Dubya, May 24, 2005

I found it here:

http://www.dubyaspeak.com/

ummm. Mark K.

I'm kind of focused on the contradiction between "TRUTH" and "PROPAGANDA".

It's you, I'm afraid, who doesn't get it.

Answer 1

So you don't think a website devoted to bashing President Bush would exaggerate or lie? Cmon man. They don't even list thier sources, just a date. Be a little less trusting of everything you see in print on the internet. You can't take it all as fact becasue there is no regulation as to what is said. Someone will read your post and take that as fact and spread it....even if it is your opinion.

Answer 2

The sad part of it is that it was uttered by OUR President, not Yogi Berra, not Norm Crosby or some comedian... he actually believes he can pursuade people to HIS way of thinking by repeating his lies often enough and "that will make it true." No wonder some people in the South BELIEVE that Forrest Gump was a "true and real biography of a great American hero." Sheesh!

Answer 3

This is the same man who said in October 4, 2001: "And there's no doubt in my mind, not one doubt in my mind, that we will fail."--Washington, DC.

He is a functional illiterate. At first, his supporters said, "Oh, it's OK that he makes slips of the tongue. He's like the rest of us." Now they mean to say, "Enough already!"

Answer 4

those are probably some of the truest words that Bush has spoken and I think they speak for themselves.

Answer 5

He must restate his position to thwart propaganda from other sources.

Answer 6

Um, if he keeps repeating it, maybe he'll believe his BS?

Answer 7

He meant so you dumb dems would get it!!!