Make Bush Say What You Want
Think you could be President Bush's speechwriter? Well, that's probably not going to happen in real life, but that's why we have the Internet! Check out this amusing site, which allows you to cobble together a speech and play it back from the virtual mouth of our president -- complete with sound effects!Think you could be President Bush’s speechwriter? Well, that’s probably not going to happen in real life, but that’s why we have the Internet! Check out this amusing site, which allows you to cobble together a speech and play it back from the virtual mouth of our president — complete with sound effects!
Follow this link to make Bush talk.
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