Hi redman01,
I suppose that using e-mail is a sign of computer literacy.
Accordingly, George W. Bush is computer literate, though he hasn't
been able to send e-mails during his presidency:
'The New York Times has learned that, three days before his
inauguration on 20 January of this year, Mr Bush sent an e-mail to a
group of 42 "dear friends". He told them that he had been informed by
his lawyers that any e-mails he sent as president could be "subject to
public scrutiny". ...
'Mr Bush, it emerges, was an enthusiastic user of e-mail, writing
short messages, not bothering too much with punctuation, and signing
himself off "gwb".'
"Bush ditches e-mail," by BBC News Online's Bernard Gabony (19 March, 2001)
BBC News
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/1229902.stm
I believe that this information answers your question. Please let me
know if you need clarification.
- justaskscott
P.S.: It appears that President Bush also knows how to use an iPod.
"Bush bares soul with 'iPod One'," by CNN's Peter Wilkinson (April 13, 2005)
CNN.com
http://www.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/Music/04/12/bush.ipod/
Search strategy --
Searched on Google for:
"george w bush" "use e-mail"
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