what kind of greeting will Bush get re state of union speech

Hail to the Chief!

Butrflynet

Gus and Gargamel have great suggestions
Gus had a great idea posted on another site:

You know what I would love to see during Bush's speech tomorrow? A complete lack of applause. That idiot thrives on perfunctory applause. Every time people clap he leans forward and either gives a wink to the crowd or just maintains that clueless look of arrogance. I think a lack of applause would destroy the man. He would crumble and turn to dust.

And then we can have the janitor sweep up the dust and release it to the winds.

and Gargamel topped it off with more ideas:

Yes, I like that idea, Gus. But I would like to take your scenario further. Not only should there be a lack of applause, but during the awkward silence following one of our Honorable Commander in Chief's pauses, someone, Joseph Biden, say, should put his palms to his mouth and make a loud, obnoxious farting noise. After which there will be another pause, followed by uproarious laughter.

Then again, Bush might laugh, too. Bodily function humor, poo-poo and pee-pee, is probably his favorite thing after snorting coke off the Book of Revelations.

So, let's stick with your idea, Gus.

Now that it's over, what actually happened?

for those that still have kitchen tables Bush offered these kind words;



Brilliant, I say, President George is frickin' brilliant.

But the speech, (was) interrupted nearly 70 times by applause.

More words from the president, regarding tax relief and people who support letting it expire,

I say that's almost funny enough to take on the road... 51 more weeks, and counting down...

Striking 'Daily Show' Writers Review State of Union Speech
Striking 'Daily Show' Writers Review State of Union Speech for 'NYT' Site
By E&P Staff
Published: January 29, 2008

The New York Times offers today at its Campaign Stops area on its Web site an appraisal of President Bush's address by a group of out-on-strike 'Daily Show' writers who call themselves The Topical Satire Initiative.

They are bitterly disappointed that Bush did not "bring to the fore the most pressing issue of our generation: human-animal hybrids."

So, as usual, the only tool in your arsenal is ridicule, without a word of discussion of anything he actually said. It's so much easier to ridicule someone than to prove him wrong, isn't it?

I listened to the speech on NPR, and the commentator didn't even wait till it was over, but inserted his snide asides as the speech was being given.