W Flip-Flops on Military Draft...

[Nbadan]

Sigmound Freud would have had fun with W...

US President George W. Bush (news - web sites) surprised his listeners at a campaign rally by seeming to oppose, then favor, then oppose replacing the all-volunteer US military with a draft. Aides had alerted reporters to expect "new language" in Bush's routine rejection of Democratic rival John Kerry (news - web sites)'s warnings that the Iraq (news - web sites) war has so strained the US armed forces that compulsory military service may be around the corner.

"Our all-volunteer army will remain an all-volunteer army," Bush began, to cheers from supporters here in Florida, the richest prize among the dozen or so states up for grabs in the November 2 election.

"My opponent seems to be willing to say almost anything he thinks will benefit him politically," he said. "After standing on the stage, after the debates, I made it very plain we will not have an all-volunteer army." "And yet this week..." he continued, before suddenly realizing the gaffe and shouting: "We will have an all-volunteer army."

This seems like a appropriate place for this powerful video of RepresentativeTim Ryan

[Nbadan]

This seems like a appropriate place for this powerful video of Representative Tim Ryan

Sorry, worth repeating!

[Aggie Hoopsfan]

Wow, a Freudian slip, you caught him.

Did you catch the latest CNN/USAToday poll Dannyboy? Bush up 8 (and that's with respondents acknowledging Kerry won all three debates).

Sucks, don't it?

[Hook Dem]

Wow, a Freudian slip, you caught him.

Did you catch the latest CNN/USAToday poll Dannyboy? Bush up 8 (and that's with respondents acknowledging Kerry won all three debates).

Sucks, don't it?

Don't worry! Dan's gonna bet all his v-cash those numbers reverse.