Asked why, five years after he vowed "to get" Osama bin Laden " dead or alive", the al-Qa'ida leader still remained at large, alongside the Taliban leader Mullah Omar, Mr Bush said: "It's not a matter of if they're captured or brought to justice, it's when they're brought to justice. "
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Good answer
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I agree, but I bet it's Rove's answer and he's had it at the ready for a long time.
Actually, I just couldn't understand it. When asked "when," he responded with "it's a matter of when."
They're speaking in rhetoric. It doesn't have to make sense. There you go thinking like a philosopher again.
Speaking in rhetoric. Oh, I get it. You mean like when I say "freed'm and s'cur'ty" and then you go into paroxysms of self-loathing and doubt about your manlihood?
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