It's the stupidity, stupid George W. Bush's constant gaffes and mental lapses reflect the luxurious laziness of a scion who's never had to work hard at anything. This is not only funny. Evidence is not lacking that young Bush is grammatically challenged, semantically befuddled, factually slipshod. He makes a cheap spectacle of himself, whereupon his people can brand finger-pointers as, horror of horrors, elitists.
Families is where our nation takes hope, where wings take dream.
That's what a man of the people does, turns a charge of incapacity into a gag at the expense of the accuser. Thus does George W. Bush of Andover, Yale and Harvard Business School, a chip off his father's pork rinds, appeal to his audience's resentment of brains. Bush auditions for entertainer in chief, playing to know-nothings who resent the idea that there are people who know more about anything than they do. But I need a majority. Bush's handlers are gambling that the majority will turn its back on the smart kid in favor of the frat party glad-hander.