"Truth is reading from a script does not indicate brilliance. John Fund speaking about Bush was of the insightful opinion that, "the inarticulate can often be shrewd and the fluent can often be fatuous." Take actor Brad Pitt for instance: when reading from a script Pitt can convince viewers he is Jesse James. However, off script starting with deserting Jennifer Aniston for Angelina Jolie, Pitt proves time and again the boy's filaments don't light up the Brad bulb to its fullest potential.
If Bush chooses to drink "Shakesbeers" instead of Budweiser, so be it. Bush viewing his personal library as "epileptic" puts the former president in a better position to explain "eclectic" health care issues, in a clearer more succinct way, than Obama has thus far. Barack, the president who never stops conveying complicated health care reform concepts, admitted after all those thousands upon thousands of words, "Somehow I'm not breaking through."
When Bush said, "I am the decider, and I decide what is best," every one knew what he meant. After 52 addresses or statements on health reform a befuddled Obama remains unfamiliar with the contents embedded within a bill he incessantly promotes. In a fleeting moment of modesty, Obama admitted even he doesn't understand what the heck he is talking about -- which is quite a mouthful coming from Dr. Barry House."
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