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Friday, September 09, 2005
I'd rather he feel my pain
Goddam, but it's always about him, isn't it? In this BBC story about Colin Powell's criticisms of the response to Katrina, the reporter notes:
Two-thirds of Americans think President George W Bush could have done more to tackle the floods and damage in the south, one opinion poll suggests.
One member of Mr Bush's staff said such allegations "broke his heart".
Broke his heart? I guess I just don't care about whether the president's feelings are hurt...ever.
