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Tuesday, June 14, 2005

The Ability to Cloud Men's Minds

According to Instapundit:

Really, Bush's ability to drive his opponents stark, raving bonkers is almost supernatural.
The proper term is “Clintonian.”

Meanwhile, in possibly-related news, the following passage from the review of The Survivor: Bill Clinton in the White House in last Sunday's New York Times Book Review was apparently not published on the planet Earth:

The passion of the Clinton haters is a phenomenon without equal in recent American politics. It is not based on any specific policies that Clinton promoted or implemented during his years in office. It is almost entirely personal. In its persistence and intensity, it goes far beyond anything that comparable numbers of people have felt about Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan or either of the presidents Bush. It surpasses even the liberals' longstanding detestation of Richard Nixon.

1 Comments:

Blogger Vader said...

Carter is one of only two people I have publicly described using a scatological reference. No president since Wilson has brought to the office the same combination of a fondness for idiotic policies and a belief in his own moral rightness so great as to suggest psychopathology.

Clinton was merely appallingly juvenile: The class clown in charge of the free world.

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