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Very, very bad. Here's a disturbing fact mentioned in passing during a NPR report that aired on Monday about kidnappings in Iraq:
Some people now tattoo telephone numbers on their arms, so if they are killed their families can be contacted.
And here's Vice President Cheney on CNN two days later:
Bottom line is that we've had enormous successes [in Iraq] and we will continue to have enormous successes.
It must be fun to live outside the reality-based community.
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Biography:
-Assistant Professor of Government, Dartmouth College (2011-)
-RWJF Scholar in Health Policy Research, University of Michigan (2009-2011)
-Ph.D., Duke political science (2003-2009)
-All the President's Spin (2004)
-Spinsanity (2001-2004)
-Benetech (2001-2003)
This administration can not seem to balance reality and optimisim at once.
Posted by: Karen | January 31, 2007 at 11:24 PM