Max: Shrub - Liar or Moron?
Once again, Keith Olbermann is the only one who calls Shrub out for his crimes.
There are few choices more terrifying than the one Mr. Bush has left us with tonight.
We have either a president who is too dishonest to restrain himself from invoking World War III about Iran at least six weeks after he had to have known that the analogy would be fantastic, irresponsible hyperbole, or we have a president too transcendentally stupid not to have asked, at what now appears to have been a series of opportunities to do so, whether the fairy tales he either created or was fed were still even remotely plausible.
A pathological presidential liar, or an idiot-in-chief. It is the nightmare scenario of political science fiction: A critical juncture in our history and, contained in either answer, a president manifestly unfit to serve, and behind him in the vice presidency an unapologetic warmonger who has long been seeing a world visible only to himself.
There are few choices more terrifying than the one Mr. Bush has left us with tonight.
We have either a president who is too dishonest to restrain himself from invoking World War III about Iran at least six weeks after he had to have known that the analogy would be fantastic, irresponsible hyperbole, or we have a president too transcendentally stupid not to have asked, at what now appears to have been a series of opportunities to do so, whether the fairy tales he either created or was fed were still even remotely plausible.
A pathological presidential liar, or an idiot-in-chief. It is the nightmare scenario of political science fiction: A critical juncture in our history and, contained in either answer, a president manifestly unfit to serve, and behind him in the vice presidency an unapologetic warmonger who has long been seeing a world visible only to himself.
posted by Max Dobberstein at 12/07/2007 10:14:00 AM
1 Comments:
We've joked about impeachment along the line. At this stage, I don't want an impeachment - not unless Cheney goes down, too.
However, I would like to see an Iran-Contra style criminal investigation. I think Congress needs to call that up now. Go after the President while he is still in office.
I don't know how anyone else feels, but I think the office has gained too much power. Since Nixon, the office has granted itself more and more powers. Bush has shown just how the office can be abused. I want some of that power refocused on the Congress. I think Congress needs to go after him while he is still in office! Maybe take the entire office down a few pegs while destroying Bush in the process.
Am I wrong?
Is it wrong that I want to have Keith Olbermann's baby? :)
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