Did You Listen to the President?

[Dennis M. Scott]

Did you listen to President Bush's message Wednesday evening regarding his new policy in Iraq? Recognizing this could have been on a different forum, let's get as wide a response as possible.

[Wilson L. Deaton]

Did you listen to President Bush's message Wednesday evening regarding his new policy in Iraq? Recognizing this could have been on a different forum, let's get as wide a response as possible.

I voted, "no," to listening on Wednesday evening, but I have read the transcript (Thursday morning).

Wilson

[Charlene Clevenger]

I just saw the report on the news this morning.

[Sara Sheppard]

I voted yes, although I did not listen to it when it was live...I listened/watched later.

Sara

[Marsha Lynn]

Did you listen to President Bush's message Wednesday evening regarding his new policy in Iraq? Recognizing this could have been on a different forum, let's get as wide a response as possible.

Confession: I voted 'yes' but I didn't really listen to the whole thing. It was on when I started my vehicle to drive home from our midweek service and I turned on the TV at home. However, our son came in after a two-day outing and my husband muted the television. When various distractions continued to take our attention, I suggested that perhaps it would be less disrespectful to turn the President off entirely than to turn him into a talking face with no sound and ignore him.

Exactly how much of the message did I need to hear to claim to have heard it?

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[Jim Franklin]

I was at Bible study at church but from the reports I have read in this morning's news I wish he would ten times the number and finish up. Both he and his dad did not put in the fighting force that was needed either in 1991 or in 2003. Go US military. The Greatest Generation would be ashamed of the defeatests who want to cut and run.