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Quote from: Xavier_Onassis on August 31, 2014, 11:31:18 AMI do not care if the President said "corpse man" once. It is the most trivial complaint than anyone has made about him. He was reading off a teleprompter , most likely without rehearsing it. If he mispronounced "acetaminophen", the doctors would not get upset. If he said Grand Proicks, Pontiac owners would not get upset. This is a very, very stupid issue. and when I bring it up a single time , you ping pong it back to me ad nausium, this is hardly the presidents worst faux pas , it probably won't make his top two hundred.
I do not care if the President said "corpse man" once. It is the most trivial complaint than anyone has made about him. He was reading off a teleprompter , most likely without rehearsing it. If he mispronounced "acetaminophen", the doctors would not get upset. If he said Grand Proicks, Pontiac owners would not get upset. This is a very, very stupid issue.
Less than that right number is wrong , no matter what it is compared with. This makes it perhaps right to reduce the Navy to the right number to get its job done with a few in harbor or dry dock and a couple of spares to replace battle loss. BUT here is the point, reducing the Navy to this right number ought to be the responsibility of people who can define well the job the Navy is required to do. In this our President is woefully deficient.
If you do not want to be called a Johny One-Note dummy when you rant about the way that the President ONCE pronounced the word "corpse" man, just don't mention it at all. It reveals nothing about the man or his opinions.
I did not bring this stupid topic up.
You do not want to hear again how stupid it is, refrain from mentioning it.
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