What we’re discussing is not a headline but a set of quotes from Bush II in another article.

Unless you’re saying Tona just saw a headline of the article and didn’t read the article, even though he quoted the Article’s “quotes of Bush” II.

There are some hard to tell ones, sure, such as from Duffelblog.

But Nancy PillowC has a certain profile, so expecting bird brain comments from her is not out of the ordinary.
Yo!
Forget La Pelosi, if you would. Could you have told the Pelosi headline from a spoof at the time??
Of course by now we have been desensitized.

B-t-w, a great and unsung satirist: John Semmens
http://azconservative.org

Duffelblog is excellent as well.

Jokes and satire are in these times most telling about reality …
as in the old Soviet Union of lore ….

Won’t end well …. the reality:
See what these misunderstood young ones do daily.

Being too rational these days is being … precious.

Reading a spoof article about someone you’ve never heard of is one thing. It’s much harder to tell about that.
I should make my point clear … the data has gotten to be so chaotic that run-of-the-mill rational thinking doesn’t apply.at.all.anymore.
You can tell when you can’t tell satire at first glance.
In my days trading financial markets that’s when we would stop writing tickets and wait … till we understood the markets again.
We are in such times.
Cruz makes sense and is a substantial man.
Trump makes sense which makes no sense and he is a … substantial man… and so on.
We are in … 1939 I reckon.

Spoof?:
Why was Hillary saving documents from the G.W. Bush presidency written by SecState Powell on her private server?

Hyper rationality and literalness in these times lead to this:
How many Angels can dance on the point of a needle ?
The above fact checked by Snopes, a husband/wife team of fakes.

Reading a spoof article about someone you’ve never heard of is one thing. It’s much harder to tell about that.

But George W. Bush is a known quantity, and a spoof about him (unless very very gentle) shouldn’t take anyone in. The one that Tonawanda cited was an obvious spoof—not the way Bush talks or thinks. But it’s the way people who suffer from BDS believe Bush talks or thinks. So they are primed to miss the spoof aspects. And that should tell them that they are all too ready to believe the worst about Bush, even something preposterous.

There are some hard to tell ones, sure, such as from Duffelblog.

But Nancy PillowC has a certain profile, so expecting bird brain comments from her is not out of the ordinary.

You can’t tell that the quote from Bush was made up? It’s easy. Why? Because anyone that lived during Bush’s 2 terms or analyzed his speeches, informal or formal, knows very well that that is not the textual nature of how he writes or thinks.
Yo! Blog commenting is a terse medium. I am usually writing tongue in cheek …
Fact is most often you can’t be sure.
Doozies: could you have told right away?
“We Have to Pass the Bill So That You Can Find Out What Is In It”

George W Bush has described Bill Clinton as a ‘brother from another mother’

I have more such …

All this will end up with some serious ass kicking prison style.