Friday, November 23, 2007
'State of Denial'
Charles Krauthammer, one of the leading happy-talk conservatives who was in a state of denial about President's Bush's 'State of Denial,' is lecturing Nancy Pelosi about being in a 'state of denial' about Iraq. ... It's a form of asymmetric partisan warfare about an asymmetric war. ...
FYI: The asymmetric partisan warfare goes like this: It ultimately took the Democrats, who a year ago weren't in denial about how things were going in Iraq, to force President Bush, who a year ago was in denial about how things were going in Iraq, to dump a defense secretary and switch strategy in Iraq, eventually allowing the previous deniers like President Bush and Charles to accuse the previous non-deniers of being deniers. .... To make matters even more asymmetrically confusing, Bob Woodward, whose Watergate reporting made famous the line 'non-denial denial,' was in denial about Bush until he wrote his third book about the president called 'State of Denial,' which amid today's confusing asymmetric partisan warfare seems already outdated about who was in denial and when. ... FYI II: These are all the clowns influencing policies and running the country in Washington. ...
Charles Krauthammer, one of the leading happy-talk conservatives who was in a state of denial about President's Bush's 'State of Denial,' is lecturing Nancy Pelosi about being in a 'state of denial' about Iraq. ... It's a form of asymmetric partisan warfare about an asymmetric war. ...
FYI: The asymmetric partisan warfare goes like this: It ultimately took the Democrats, who a year ago weren't in denial about how things were going in Iraq, to force President Bush, who a year ago was in denial about how things were going in Iraq, to dump a defense secretary and switch strategy in Iraq, eventually allowing the previous deniers like President Bush and Charles to accuse the previous non-deniers of being deniers. .... To make matters even more asymmetrically confusing, Bob Woodward, whose Watergate reporting made famous the line 'non-denial denial,' was in denial about Bush until he wrote his third book about the president called 'State of Denial,' which amid today's confusing asymmetric partisan warfare seems already outdated about who was in denial and when. ... FYI II: These are all the clowns influencing policies and running the country in Washington. ...
