Times Presidential Approval Poll

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Monday January 19, 2004 · 1:19 PM PST

2004/01/19 · 13:19

Trust the NY Times to make a hash of one of its own polls if that's what it takes to ratify the conventional wisdom. In this case, the conventional wisdom is that the Dems lose to Bush on national security--but read past the headline, because the Times reporters have to do a few interesting flips to keep the storyline together ... Read More

Just what kind of liar is Dubya?

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Wednesday October 29, 2003 · 12:45 PM PST

2003/10/29 · 12:45

The question keeps coming up--this time in the wake of the "Mission Accomplished" flap--why does Dubya lie the way he does? Not just so frequently, but so (often) artlessly and transparently, and about such trivial things? Is it arrogance, or is he a pathological liar?

Well, there's a pathology here, but it's not quite the one people may have in mind ...

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Wednesday October 29, 2003 · 8:49 AM PST

2003/10/29 · 08:49

to defeating Bush next year?

If only I were an editorial cartoonist

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Wednesday October 29, 2003 · 6:45 AM PST

2003/10/29 · 06:45

With apologies--I posted this as a comment, but I'm just too enamored of it not to set it up as a diary entry. My only idea for a political cartoon ever ...

Father: George W., who TP'ed this cherry tree?
George W.: I cannot tell a lie. It was some sailors from the USS Lincoln.

George in flight suit, of course, hiding the spent TP roll behind his back. And running along the toilet paper, the inevitable phrase "Mission Accomplished".

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Just what kind of liar is Dubya?

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If only I were an editorial cartoonist