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There is something wrong philosophically with how Bushs brain works: Iacocca

Auto-industry legend Lee Iacocca thinks that there is something wrong philosophi- cally with how US President George Bushs brain works.

New York, Oct 1 : Auto-industry legend Lee Iacocca thinks that there 'is something wrong philosophi- cally with how US President George Bush's brain works'.

In an interview with Details magazine, Iacocca said that he campaigned for Bush for thirty years because he knew his mum and dad really well.

"I campaigned for him because I knew his mother and dad for 30 years, and I figured he was from pretty good stock. But Jeb was being groomed, too. They got the wrong kid. There's something wrong philosophi- cally with how Bush's brain works. I feel sorry for him," the New York Post quoted him, as saying.

The 83-year-old also said that he thought former vice president Al Gore was 'nuts' to worry about global warming much ahead of time

"I used to think [Al] Gore was nuts in his worrying about global warming, but he was ahead of his time,' he added.

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