Score One for Powell
It's become almost routine for members of the American
press to throw dumb or leading questions at members of the Bush
administration. Maybe that's one of the reasons why Secretary of State, Colin Powell seemed so well prepared for the shifty question recently hurled at him by an Iraqi reporter. According to the New York Post, one of Saddam's newshounds asked Powell, "Isn't it true that only 13 percent of young
Americans can locate Iraq on a map?" "That may be true," Powell
countered. "You're probably right. But unfortunately for you, all 13 percent are Marines."
It's become almost routine for members of the American
press to throw dumb or leading questions at members of the Bush
administration. Maybe that's one of the reasons why Secretary of State, Colin Powell seemed so well prepared for the shifty question recently hurled at him by an Iraqi reporter. According to the New York Post, one of Saddam's newshounds asked Powell, "Isn't it true that only 13 percent of young
Americans can locate Iraq on a map?" "That may be true," Powell
countered. "You're probably right. But unfortunately for you, all 13 percent are Marines."

