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July 2, 2007

A President Insane, Yet Smartly Dressed

by @ 4:01 pm. Filed under Bush

So, here’s my question on the article that has arm-chair psychologists reaching for a Freudian cigar. It comes from the bit that I emphasized in the following statement:

Over sodas and sparkling water, he asks his questions: What is the nature of good and evil in the post-Sept. 11 world? What lessons does history have for a president facing the turmoil I’m facing? How will history judge what we’ve done? Why does the rest of the world seem to hate America? Or is it just me they hate?

Indeed, what is the nature of good and evil in the post-Sept. 11 world? Likewise, what is Newton’s second law of motion on a Tuesday afternoon? What’s the recipe for beef stroganoff during a light rain? How can someone get elected president after receiving fewer votes?

Mankind will be pondering these questions for the next 18 months. Then they’ll turn to questions such as “Is justifying one’s failings by self-contradictory questions concerning the nature of good and evil the sign of a huge bozo, or is it the sign of the biggest bozo?”

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One Response to “A President Insane, Yet Smartly Dressed”

  1. eRobin Says:

    Oh my goodness. I’m glad I wasn’t drinking anything when I read this post.

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