Landing a big fish: as good as it gets for Bush
Luke Harding in Berlin
Monday May 8, 2006
The Guardian
There have been many memorable moments in George Bush's career - invading Iraq, declaring the war "accomplished", Hurricane Katrina. But the US president recalled that his greatest moment in office had come not on the field of battle but while out fishing.
Asked by Germany's Bild am Sonntag newspaper what he considered to be his greatest triumph, President Bush replied: "I've experienced many great moments. It's hard for me to name the greatest." He went on: "I would say that the best moment of all came when I caught a seven-and-a-half pound perch while fishing on my lake."
Neat.
He didn't need to be president to have that happen. Maybe we should just let him fish all day - actually giving him the title of "fisherman" instead of "president." Then his happiest memory could be something like sending people off to die. Bur now I'm just editorializing.
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