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I think the speech was about a 99 of 100 for Bush.
He is not "The Great Communicator", or Bill Clinton (got to give him his props, he could work a room), Giuliani, Schwarzenegger, or Miller.
His style of communication is better in a small setting, or one on one, and he had no option to not follow a better orator without hurting the cause.
Frankly, I think he did the best he could with what he had, and could have done far worse. How could you ask for more?
By the way, RL, I will settle for a 1 point lead and a 1 vote victory in the Electoral College.
TR
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