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Bush Uses "the Google"
Take a look at the video of Bush being interviewed on CNBC and saying that "one of the things I've used on the Google is to pull up maps." (Syria? Iran? Cheney's bunker?)
Sure, it's good for a chortle and a little unfair; we don't really expect our presidents to be as conversant with, say, the most popular search engine in the world as those of us without huge support staffs. On the other hand, like Bush Sr.'s supposed (and discounted) befuddlement at supermarket scanning technology, it is a telling reminder of the bubble in which our leaders live.
Oh come on, Alastair. What else would be on "the Internets" but "the Google"?
Nothing new under the sun. I remember reading that Dwight D. Eisenhower didn't know how to dial a telephone after he left the White house.
Throughout his military and political career, he always had a secretary to make phone calls for him.
It is a little unfair.
But only a little.
Why would he bother with Google's second rate maps when he"s got all thoese first rate CIA and Military maps?
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