If you're subjecting yourself to the C-in-C's fraught relationship with the English language too, incidentally, you might take a wistful glance at today's New York Times op-ed on the desirability of going back to a written State of the Union report.
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|1.31.06 @ 9:22PM|#
Whether its Bill Clinton waiving his pen around threatening to veto an already doomed healthcare plan or George Bush giving another boring speech, these things are a stupid waste of time and have got to go. Even Reagan couldn't give an interesting State of the Union. I stopped watching them several years ago. Life is just too short.
|1.31.06 @ 10:42PM|#
just put it on C-SPAN, where it belongs.