I Do Love The Beginning Of The Summer Hols,' Said Julian. They Always Seem To Stretch Out Ahead For Ages And Ages.' 'they Go So Nice And Slowly At First,' Said Anne, His Little Sister. 'then They Start To Gallop.
There's A Quality We Could Call Vertical Attention, Which Is An Attention Upward Toward Ancestors, Spiritual States, Angels, Gods.
Every Part Of Our Personality That We Do Not Love Will Become Hostile To Us.
I Remember When We Were Doing The First Dragon's Lair, I Got Really Involved With Coming Up With All The Little Rooms And What Was The Danger In The Room And Going Into It With Bats And Spiders And Snakes.
George W. Bush Has Exhibited Hostility To Science That No Other President Has Ever Displayed.
George W. Bush Has Deliberately Polarized And Divided America For Political Purposes, Politicizing The Most Basic Questions Of War And Peace For Partisan Advantage.
The Bush Administration, And Particularly Bush's Chief Political Strategist And Deputy Chief Of Staff, Karl Rove, Have Been Expert In Both Galvanizing And Mobilizing The Fears And Resentments Of People. A Good Part Of Their Politics Consists Of Being Against Others Who Are Defined In Stereotypical Terms. These Others Don't, In Actual Reality, Exist. The So-called Democratic Elitists, For Example, Are A Stereotype Who They Can Hate. Anyone Who Watches Fox News Or Listens To Rush Limbaugh Knows That This Hatred Of The Other Is At The Core Of Their Politics.
Bill Clinton Was In The Line Of Great Progressive Presidents Who Faced The Realities In His Own Time And Applied Innovative Solutions To Problems.
Who Was It In Afghanistan Who Screwed Up In Tora Bora And Let Bin Laden Escape? It Was The Bush Administration. Who Leached All The Resources, Military And Civil, From Afghanistan, Creating The Instability That We See There Today In Order To Prepare For The Misbegotten Invasion Of Iraq? It Was The Bush Administration. If There's A Terrorist Problem Today, Who Is Responsible Now? Bush Has Not Done The Job.
We Won The War, But We Are Losing The Occupation And Reconstruction Of Iraq. It Is Past Time For A New Approach, One That Relies On Accountability, Responsibility, And Phasing Down The Scope Of Our Military Commitment.
