From an interview on GMA, posted at Politico.com:
Raddatz: “Two-thirds of Americans say [the Iraq war’s] not worth fighting.”
Dick Cheney, smiling: “So?”
Raddatz: “So? You don’t care what the American people think?”
Cheney: “No. I think you cannot be blown off course by the fluctuations in the public-opinion polls.”
This is how a politician talks when he doesn’t care […]
When I started reading a post titled “As We Go Marching” at the Chalcedon Foundation’s blog, I felt a familiar queasiness in my gut. Would this be a suspicion-laden denunciation of a secret cabal? Or worse, a call for some quasi-militant response to the state? Well, yes and no.
In typical po-mo style, John McCain sounded off today on Mitt Romney’s Dole comments. It’s an example of McCain borrowing the American Whiners playbook and calling Wrongheaded Moral Outrage on 2, on 2.
I usually steer clear of politics on this blog, at least, of “partisan” politics. I try to avoid slamming one politician or endorsing another, even though I’m a political junkie who follows this stuff with wanton disregard for almost all other news. But the latest from Hillary Clinton on “universal health care” is just too much.
“You people are really nuts,” she told a reporter during a phone interview. “There’s kids dying in the war, the price of oil right now — there’s better things in this world to be thinking about than who served Hillary Clinton at Maid-Rite and who got a tip and who didn’t get a tip.”
Waitress Esterday, […]