Is Bush Wired? Is he prompted through an earpiece?

[zaphod]

So, there is a theory that GWBush is prompted during his speeches and press conferences:



Television viewers have sometimes heard another voice speaking Bush's words before he says them. When Bush spoke at D-Day ceremonies in France last June, for example, http://216.239.41.104/search?q=cache:vE7YazWx99QJ:www.democrats.org/blog/comment/0001010707.html++%22+bush+chirac+earpiece+&hl=en&start=6&ie=UTF-8

[huntm856]

So, there is a theory that GWBush is prompted during his speeches and press conferences:



Television viewers have sometimes heard another voice speaking Bush's words before he says them. When Bush spoke at D-Day ceremonies in France last June, for example, http://216.239.41.104/search?q=cache:vE7YazWx99QJ:www.democrats.org/blog/comment/0001010707.html++%22+bush+chirac+earpiece+&hl=en&start=6&ie=UTF-8

It kinda fits with my observations. Have you noticed that the president only does well speaking when he's either completely scripted or in front of a purely friendly audience, or at the least where he doesn't get any surprising questions? One of the reasons why this White House has been so penurious in scheduling open press conferences, I think. Did you see Mr. Bush in that last press conference a few months ago? Some of his answers were completely incoherent.

[zaphod]

Dave, what was wrong with the link? I checked two of them after I posted, and they both seemed to worked fine.....your change dropped the last part of my post.

Edit....the original post, minus the links:
Television viewers have sometimes heard another voice speaking Bush's words before he says them. When Bush spoke at D-Day ceremonies in France last June, for example, viewers watching on CNN, Fox and MSNBC, including mediachannel.org's Danny Schechter, were startled to hear another voice speaking Bush's words as if to prompt him. Some said this continued into a q & a. And on the night of 9/11, when Bush appeared on television to address the nation, viewers of one television station in Quincy, Massachusetts heard another voice speaking, slowly and carefully, a few words at a time -- words which were then recited by the president. The voice was nondescript, male, definitely not the president's voice, says Quincy resident Robyn Miller. This went on for at least four sentences, she says, and then the "extra" feed was cut off.

See IsBushWired (http://www.isbushwired.com/)

[Dave]

The first link you posted didn't work beause you used <a href> html tags - you have to use BB code here.