After the last eight years, it's great to have a president who knows what a library is." Who made this joke about President Bush?

The ever-ignorant British Paul McCartney made this comment, in the White House, about a two term, duly elected American President. As an invited guest of the United States of America, Sir Paul took the opportunity to trash the intelligence of the American people, who after all, were the ones who elected President Bush, twice. I find it offensive when visitors to our country feel entitled to publicly belittle us and our leaders.

Apparently Sir Paul is ignorant of the fact that Laura Bush is a Librarian and literacy was her emphasis while serving as First Lady, not only in our great country, but by establishing the first ever White House Global Conference on Literacy, and was appointed "honorary UN ambassador for the United Nations Literacy Decade" http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/first-ladies/laurabush A little respect and graciousness toward your hosts would go a long way when visiting foreign nations. But hey, Paul has never been the sharpest tool in the shed, and letting him speak in public is always a risk. He should go back to singing silly love songs for teeny bopper wanna be politicians who never grew up."t hurts me to see her wounded by these scurrilous reports, and not have anyone to put the record straight".

Paul McCartney quote http://www.saidwhat.co.uk/quotes/celebrity/paul_mccartney.

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