> > I heard he was dyslexic.
>
> I don't think dyslexia has anything to do with intelligence. Some very intelligent people are dyslexic.

Like me, for one.

> I'm not sure it would affect a person's public speaking ability, either, though I stand to be corrected on this.

There was other stuff to support that-- he'd often not read stuff and ask for 'the jist of it'-- not a good way to do things in goverment, because without all the pertinent information, the wrong decision can be made all to easily.


> Brunnen-"of course, if you're saying he's a moron AND happens to be dyslexic too, that's fine with me"G

I was getting at the fact that the dyslexia may have hindered him in tandem with his supposed lack of intelligence.


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