This is bad and this is bad.
Here's what might be going on, and here's what might be going on.
This article from the Wall Street Journal, who's editorial page is staunchly in favor of anything King Crazygeorge is doing. In contrast, it's entitled, "Mideast Violence Darkens Bush's Policy Successes".
Y'think?
With Iraq plagued by relentless violence, the White House has cited Israel, Lebanon and Afghanistan as places where the administration's foreign policy had paid off. Though Israel's pullout from the Gaza Strip was unilateral, it allowed Mr. Bush to claim progress toward his goal of a two-state solution there. Afghanistan, meanwhile, appeared to be in far better shape than Iraq: a relatively violence-free country with a popular leader and a populace grateful for the presence of U.S. and other troops.
Now, all three countries appear to be sliding toward chaos.
Bush thrusting us back to the 1970's, his snow white days, first with Vietnam 2.ouch and now with an oil-soon-to-be-gas crisis.
What's next, Iraqsploitation?
A little later in that decade, John Doe & Exene Cervenka set to music these psychotically applicable lines:
No one is united
All things are untied
Perhaps we're boiling over inside
They've been telling lies
Who's been telling lies?
There are no angels
There are devils in many ways
Take it like a man
The world's a mess it's in my kiss
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