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Reason Staff | 9.23.2003 3:52 AM

New at Reason: Jeff Taylor reviews the President's UN performance.

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david f 22 years ago

jon stewart had some fun with the President's speech.

the thing he would have needed to score top marks was to have mentioned that awful public teat sucking group "doctors sans borders".

his delivery is still a bit stilted -- he's obviously more comfortable in a casual setting, but the Prez is doing better.

it's still funny considering that about 12 years ago, the UN was actually relevant. and now, the President gives them little tidbits so they can feel relevant. THAT'S Fun.

and of course, Karl Rove reminds me of Scott Pritchard (played by Will Patton, imdb.com/name/nm0001599/) in the Kevin Costner movie, "no way out".

cheers,
drf

p.s., Lefty -- thank the twins for getting it done! nice! go cubbies!!!!

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