Bush and Rather Squabble on the Evening News
It used to be called “grace under pressure,” and more recently “keeping your cool.”
It is not Rather, but Bush who aspires to the President. If he cannot answer questions about his political actions, not matter how unfair, repetitive or brashly put without showing a temperamental and nasty response, he simply isn’t qualified for the presidency.
RUTH E. STOUT
Claremont
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