posted on Jul, 10 2004 @ 02:37 AM
This in fact did turn out to be a hoax after all thanks AceOfBase and Cattlespy
this would explane why I could not find any real info on this subject
www.bushwatch.com...
OUR READERS SPEAK OUT ON PARODY AT BUSH WATCH
Since we coupled a lead-in to a Boston Globe story about New Orleans teens asking Bush about his drug use with a lead-in to an Onion parody of that
type of Bush story, substituting a mass-murder for drug use but eliciting the same responses to reporters from Bush, we've gotten some interesting
mail. Readers generally feel that Bush is capable of doing so many objectionable things and voicing so many absurdities that fictional exaggeration
isn't needed. Besides, some readers have written, one fictional report could lead beginning Bush watchers to believe that all of the documented
reports about him are fictional as well. Accordingly, one reader suggested that links to parody at Bush Watch should be clearly marked, since it's
often hard to believe that what Bush does and says is not the product of some unknown political parody to begin with. We must confess that this very
point is what stirred our initial interest in Bush, and we thought his abilities would best be seen by simply presenting the news and documenting all
opinions. As Doris in Des Moines writes,"Why not just admit that the entire press corps are crossing their fingers and trying not to laugh every time
they report one of [Bush's] "answers" to one of their "questions," but the gang at the Onion just isn't as good at deadpan as the Associated
Press." Here are the original lead-ins with a selection of reader responses below.
Bush Watch
[edit on 10-7-2004 by Sauron]
Hey Mods mabey you can close this thread if you like, I don't want to spread rumers about Bush, he has
enough on his plate as it is.
[edit on 10-7-2004 by Sauron]