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Newspaper Article
I'll Vote for Kerry, Despite Revulsion For Bush-Haters
2004
Overview
Whatever he is, or isn't, John Kerry is not mad, and I am no longer certain that the President isn't. Last week I referred to Mr. [Bush] as \"George of Arc,\" and I believe the comparison with the voices-driven warrior maid of Domremy holds. As my Cambridge Biographical Dictionary puts it: \"Belief in her divine mission made her flout military advice, in the end disastrously.\" As the news from Iraq has steadily worsened, the President seems to be increasingly faith-driven, relying on inner voices to drown out dissent or any suggestion that Iraq is a mistake, actually, Iraq is what you get when you hire a management consulting firm, a Mc-Kinsey, say, or an Accenture, to design you a war, and to reassure him that he's done and is doing the right thing.
Publisher
New York Observer, LP
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