Arrogance seems to be the attitude that is most hated - when it is acknowledged. It is just so in your face.
Bush's Monica - John Howard - has been appalling to watch. Elected as party leader, when no one else wanted the job, his attitude has changed greatly over the last ten years. He has changed from a grovelling, insipid, failed in the real world little man, to an arrogant political opportunist. He has surrounded himself with self seeking yes men and clowns.
Very upsetting aspects of this arrogance include the propensity to lie, to misinform and to impose censorship. ( In Australia we here nothing of the day to day activities in Iraq, just reports of suicide bombings and any other activ...

Arrogance seems to be the attitude that is most hated - when it is acknowledged. It is just so in your face.
Bush's Monica - John Howard - has been appalling to watch. Elected as party leader, when no one else wanted the job, his attitude has changed greatly over the last ten years. He has changed from a grovelling, insipid, failed in the real world little man, to an arrogant political opportunist. He has surrounded himself with self seeking yes men and clowns.
Very upsetting aspects of this arrogance include the propensity to lie, to misinform and to impose censorship. ( In Australia we here nothing of the day to day activities in Iraq, just reports of suicide bombings and any other activities which seem to some to warrant further involvement. The papers have obviously agreed to paint this picture.)
The problem though is that it seems to be part of the baggage of power. (as you stated)