 Kore7 says: Now that his term is over, officials at the highest levels of government everywhere are coming out about the man whose personality they were forced to indulge and defer to on a regular basis. The portrait they paint is not pretty. Even after all we've come to know about Bush, their disclosures still manage to shock the conscious afresh. This was the person in charge at such a fundamental time? The mind reels.... Given what we do know, it's clear that even worse governmental misdeeds will eventually come to light. To move forward, it's essential to fully and publicly expose this sad point in our nation's history so that those responsible may be finally held accountable. This is how it starts. That sound you hear is of a great dam breaking.... Richard Clarke: The contrast with having briefed his father and Clinton and Gore was so marked. And to be told, frankly, early in the administration, by Condi Rice and [her deputy] Steve Hadley, you know, Don't give the president a lot of long memos, he's not a big reader—well, shit. I mean, the president of the United States is not a big reader? David Kuo: Every time you had a conversation with him, he would make it clear the subject was important. Bush would say, I care about this. Let's get this done. But it was like a ship whose wheel is not attached to the rudder. Matthew Dowd: Katrina to me was the tipping point. The president b... I am so very, very relieved that the Bush/Cheney axis of evil has been moved out. |
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