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Dec 26, 2004
No, no, no! Look at the front of TIME magazine. He is not
Man--never was man enough to be a man--he is PERSON of the year.
Person. It means he is alive, breaths, talks, makes a mess of
America and its soldiers, embaresses the rest of us, and keeps
on doing it. That's all. No 'Manliness' about it at all. gh
On 12/22/04, randi wrote:
> Bush by the numbers may make you rethink calling him man
> of the year.
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