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Here’s all you need to know about George Bush’s depth.

Last week he invited to the White House an all-star crew of old Washington foreign-policy and defense gurus – all the way back to Robert McNamara and Mel Laird, for Pete’s sake.

Ostensible purpose: a useful exchange of views on Iraq.

The discussion with Bush lasted about 10 minutes, according to The New York Times.

Then W. had everybody line up for a group photo. And then he was out of there – on his way to do some mountain biking, no doubt. Leaving the Big Guys (and one Gal, Madeline Albright) to talk with his staff.

Of course, given all the mess that crowd has kept us in the last 40 years, maybe I shouldn’t complain.

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Gary Pearce
# Gary Pearce
Thursday, March 30, 2006 6:20 PM
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Ten minutes? Strange, I don’t recall that tidbit of information being disclosed on any of the other news outlets I read or hear daily. Come to think of it, why would such a diverse body of highly distinguished Americans agree to such a thing as the NYT article describes? And why would they not say anything about such treatment in the news conference that followed on the White House lawn? I recall hearing former Secretary of Defense Cohen and former Secretary of State Albright and (my personal favorite) Lawrence Eagleburger discuss the meeting at length immediately afterwards. Isn’t it strange that none of them complained that they were only being used as a photo op?

Strange indeed. Unless of course the NYT’s account is full of crap. That would be the simpler explanation.

Comment by Jim Stegall — January 11, 2006 @ 12:17 am


Hmmmm…the New York Times says so…their about as credible as the now infamous James Frey, author of A Million Little Pieces. Can we believe anyone or anthing these days???

Comment by Robert — January 13, 2006 @ 12:05 am

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