July 02, 2007

Besieged and Isolated, Yet at Ease

From the big Washington Post story everyone is talking about:

"You don't get any feeling of somebody crouching down in the bunker," said Irwin M. Stelzer, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute who was part of one group of scholars who met with Bush. "This is either extraordinary self-confidence or out of touch with reality. I can't tell you which."

Ummm, I think you just did. As as to this ... wow. Just wow.

Some aides see it as Bush refusing to accept reality. "The president thinks cutting and running on his friends shows weakness," said an exasperated senior official. "Change shows weakness. Doing what everyone knows has to be done shows weakness." Another former aide said that no matter how many people Bush consults, he heeds only two or three.

Responding to necessity? That's sooooo reality-based.

Posted by armand at July 2, 2007 10:28 AM | TrackBack | Posted to Politics


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