Like a bad comic

He uses the same tired line. (Or maybe it's like a little kid who thinks if something was funny once, it'll be funny a hundred times.)

In Tennessee this week...

"As he had for over a decade, Saddam Hussein refused to comply," Bush said. "So, I had a choice to make. Either take the word of a madman or defend America. Given that choice, I will defend America every time."

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June 19, Fort Lewis, Washington...

"I had a choice to make -- either trust the word of a madman or defend America," Bush said. "Given that choice, I will defend America every time."

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In Reno, Nevada, June 18...

"As he had for over a decade, Saddam Hussein refused to comply. He ignored the demands of the free world. So I had a choice to make: either take the word of a madman, or defend America. And given that choice, I will defend America every time."

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June 1, Denver...

"I had to choose either to take the word of a madman or to defend the security of this county, and given that choice, I will defend America every time," he said, adding that the United Nations and Congress believed the same intelligence reports as his administration.

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May 14 ACU speech...

"I had a choice to make: Either trust the word of a madman, or defend America. Given that choice, I will defend America every time."

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May 2, Niles, Michigan...

"I was faced with a choice: Do I trust the word of a madman who had used weapons of mass destruction, who professes hatred of America, who had ties to terrorist organizations, who had funded (suicide attacks) in Israel - or do I defend America?" Bush told a Republican-leaning crowd at Niles Senior High School.

"Given that choice, I will defend America every time," he said

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April 15, Des Moines, Iowa...

"Given the lessons of September 11, I was faced with a choice, either to trust the word of a madman, a tyrant, a dictator...or defend the country. Given that choice I would defend the country every time," President Bush told an applauding crowd.

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April 6, El Dorado, Arkansas...

Bush said Saddam Hussein chose defiance over compliance, so the president had to make a choice: "do I trust the word of a madman, a tyrant, somebody who had used weapons of mass destruction on his own people and on countries within his neighborhood or do I remember the lessons of September the 11th and defend America?"

"Given the choice between a madman and defending the country, I will defend America every time," he concluded.

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Appleton, Wisconsin, March 31...

“I had a choice to make,” Bush said. “Do I trust the word of a madman, or do I make a choice to defend our country? Given that choice, I will defend our country every time.”

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March 30, speech to Wisconsin First Responders...

So I was faced with a choice: Do I trust the word of a madman, or do I do I my duty to defend America? And given that choice, I will defend our country every time.

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March 26, Albuquerque, New Mexico...

"Given that choice, whether to trust the word of a madman -- a man who had used chemical weapons on his own people -- or to defend our country, I will choose to defend America every time," Bush said.

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March 18, Fort Campbell...

I had a choice to make, either take the word of a madman, or take such threats seriously and defend America. Faced with that choice, I will defend America every time.

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Washington Convention Center, February 23...

As he had for over a decade, Saddam Hussein refused to comply. So we had a choice to make: Either take the word of a madman, or take action to defend America and the world. Faced with that choice, I will defend America every time.

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February 16, Fort Polk, Louisiana...

"Saddam Hussein showed defiance and we had a choice of our own: Either take the word of a madman, or take action to defend America and the world. Faced with that choice, I will defend America every time," he said.

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Charleston, South Carolina, February 5...

"We had a choice: either take the word of a madman, or take action to defend the American people. Faced with that choice, I will defend America every time."

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All right, already! Enough. (There are more.)

Somebody get this man some new material.

....but hey, do what you want....you will anyway.