These so called quotes are amazing. They really are factual and of note. I especially like how the Professor "vividly remembers" these words 31 years later! What an awsome memory. His vivid memory is kind of like John Kerry's "Seared" memory.

I will be sure to take the Professors qoutes into account when I vote in Nov. Thanks!!

The professor said, a teacher remembers their best and worst students. George W. was in the latter group. In addition, the opinions expressed by George W. were very radical and the fact his father was a very important person, when George W. was at Harverd, make it very undersandable how Professor Teurumi would recall him.

Given the policies President Bush has put into place, I believe he in fact did say just what Professor Tsurimi remenbers.

Reply #2 By: COL Gene - 9/30/2004 9:16:58 AM The professor said, a teacher remembers their best and worst students. George W. was in the latter group. In addition, the opinions expressed by George W. were very radical and the fact his father was a very important person, when George W. was at Harverd, make it very undersandable how Professor Teurumi would recall him. Given the policies President Bush has put into place, I believe he in fact did say just what Professor Tsurimi remenbers.

I'd be willing to bet money that the professor is a *liberal democrat*! And we ALL know how *they* feel about GW!

So What. If that is what George W. said it does not matter if he said it to a Republican, Democrat or independent. Every time information is released by anyone that is not favorable to George W., his supporters try and discredit them. I loved his answer to the question about what mistakes had he made. George W. answered, he wished he had that question in advance to think about it for some time. It would take days to list the mistakes and ineffective policies he has made.

Wow, you DID find something less relevant than Bush's guard service. I didn't think such a feat was possible. Kudos...

I think we have a pro-Kerry Sir Peter on our hands. He'll be getting handwritten notes from Kofi Annan and musing about old times jogging with FDR next... ...

No, I am not a big fan of Sen Kerry. But I do know the job Bush has done does not warrent a second term! What we need is a moderate Republican that is more interested in the long term welfare of the majority of Americans then the greed of the far right. I have been a Republican for over 40 years and was a member of the Republican committee in Pennsylvania in the mid 70's. Those were the days when Republicans believed in fiscal sanity. We called democrats "Tax and Spend" The Republicans today are "Charge and Spend" That is worse because somone must pay the interest and principal.

I'd have to agree that teachers remember the best and the worst. I only taught college for 4 years but I do remember the worst. I caught the star quarterback cheating and flunked him, which led to his removal from our program and expulsion from the team. His Daddy and his coaches went straight to the top in attempts to overrule us. The saddest thing...it was plainly obvious that it wasn't their first attempt to manipulate the university. It was, however, their last.

Wouldn't it be interesting to get Marian Knox, the secretary for Col. Killian, and Janet Linke, whose husband replaced Lt. Bush in the Guard, together to let the two women talk about what they remember regarding Lt. Bush? Mrs. Knox says the info contained in the CBS memos is accurate, even though memos may be fake. Mrs. Linke of Jacksonville Florida (see Folio Weekly article by Susan Eastman) says she met Col. Killian along with her late husband at a party at which time she learned that the reason for Bush being grounded was he became afraid of flying. I would just love to hear these two ladies talk about their contacts with Col. Killian. And I'd like to ask Mrs. Knox if she can remember what Air Force regulation forms would have been filled out after Bush missed his mandatory annual flight physical. You know, the forms that are missing from his personnel file.