I guess when you become Preznet like Chock Full 'O Nuts you can cede your responsibilities to your fatfuck Vice-President and be a gym rat. Don't worry asshole, you'll get plenty of gym time in prison.
The Value of Exercise
CBS News anchor Hannah Storm did the play-by-play at the White House T-Ball game yesterday, getting her an exclusive interview with Bush. (Well, two, really.)
Storm: "Before the game, I had a chance to speak to the president not about politics or the war, but about his love of baseball and his efforts to get Americans to be more active."
Bush: "Yeah, I'm a baseball supporter, but I'm also an exercise guy. I believe strongly in exercise. . . . "
Storm: "I know you're a big believer in this battle against obesity. . . . "
Bush: "I think the government can do a couple things. One, set examples. I exercise a lot. I exercise a lot because, you know, it's good for my mind and good for my soul. But I hope I set a good example, that -- to others -- that exercise is good for you. . . . I love exercise."
Storm: "You've got a big job, you're a fairly busy guy. A lot of adults complain they're so busy they don't have time to exercise."
Bush: "I don't buy that. I don't buy it. I think you set priorities in life. And if exercise is one of your priorities, you'll figure out a time to do it. . . . "
Storm: "Are you a person that looks back on your life philosophically? Are you that way about age?"
Bush: "Not really. I'm amazed at how young I feel."
After the game, Bush took Storm and her three daughters for a tour of the Oval Office. "He's, like, answering their questions," Storm explained.
And the daughter's questions turned out to be almost as tough as the mother's: "How many floors are there in the White House?" "Is being president fun?"Link to this nonsense here:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/blog/2007/06/28/BL2007062801109_pf.html