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Jackie Mason | April 24, 2007
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Tony Peters | April 21, 2007
Did anyone have the pleasure of watching the Commander and Chief today? The two highlights for me were where he gave away (OK pointed out on a detailed map) the locations of military units in Baghdad, and then there was the babbling like an idiot about chicken plucking and Salvadorians love and whatever else it was that he was talking about. I got lost faster than usual when I was trying to understand what it was he was saying. I thought that by this point his handlers knew better than to let him speak without a script.