Friday, September 7

I (Heart) Digby

And needless to say, all these recent portraits show a man who is unrecognizable as the hero of Bob Woodward's "Bush At War." That hasn't yet been adequately explained by him or anyone else.

3 comments:

  1. because the price of Bob Woodward being in a position to give us the inside view of history is that Bob Woodward doesn't ever tell us what's going onn.

    Cheez. I thought everybody knew that.

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  2. Anonymous8:21 PM EDT

    I'm sure Julia's right.

    But I did get the creeping sensation from reading little gobbets of Bushwah At Wah on various blogs, that W somehow managed to *impress* Woodward.

    That is what I don't understand. From the first time I saw his squinchy mug back in early 2000, and heard his grating and completely graceless delivery of pre-boiled platitudes carrying no more hint of sincerity than Nixon's smarm about Pat's good cloth coat, I pegged the man as, at best, a dangerously empty dud.

    I'm no prognosticator either, but about that I was right. He must have some behind-the-scenes juju that works on people like Woodward, Karen Hughes, Harriet Miers, Gonzo... or is it the glamour of Old Wealth that gets to them?

    Li'l Innocent

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  3. Anonymous6:58 PM EDT

    Brevity, thy name is Julia. I don't think I've ever seen this expressed more succinctly.

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