George W. Bush: pivotal campaign speeches?

Here's a quote by Bush from the second Bush/Kerry debate this fall that is worthy of Dan Quayle at his finest:

"We proposed and passed a healthy forest bill which was essential to working with -- particularly in Western states -- to make sure that our forests were protected. What happens in those forests, because of lousy federal policy, is they grow to be -- they are not -- they're not harvested. They're not taken care of. And as a result, they're like tinderboxes."

Unharvested forests cause forest fires. Well, that's true - if there were no trees to burn, there would be no fires. Solution: get rid of trees. Bush happens to own a lumber mill company, BTW.