War President Is Also Mr. Nice Guy (great article on W)

The Chicago Tribune ^ | September 27, 2004 | Mark Silva-Tribune Whitehouse correspondent

[IndianPrincessOK]

War president is also Mr. Nice Guy

The man is playing Richard Simmons one moment, Mister Rogers the next: The president of the United States surrounding himself with the friendliest crowd possible and dispensing urgent advice about the importance of daily exercise.

"It doesn't take much," President Bush tells his audience. "I like to get out and work out. It kind of clears out the cobwebs.

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[Warren]

Wonder how this got by the liberal editors?

[snooker]

The number of positive Bush articles is curiously on the rise. It may have something to do with newspaper subscriptions being on the decline. Leg bone connected to the hip bone after all?

[Finalapproach29er]

After seeing all the Gannett newspapers, I think we should lead a crusade to break up that behemoth.

[GSlob]

Would abstracting (versus excerpting) be allowed? For example, for this article in Chicago Tribune:
The article [link to the original text: xxxxx] claims that the President possesses highly developed skills in connecting with friendly audiences and further claims the demonstration of these skills as the reason for his multiple appearances in Republican party events.