And he doesn't care. Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a novelist who wrote a book once admired by undergraduates, recently christened a Latin American literary magazine by penning an essay about Clinton. Then, in a perhaps unwitting allusion to Monica, he likened the Clinton-Lewinsky lubricities to Jonah's being swallowed by a whale. But Marquez doesn't get it. Monica is Clinton's destiny.
Nobody denies the president's breathtaking political and administrative talents.
We find him a boor not because of his policies, but because he has declared war on our very souls. Let me explain. He is right. It permits people to flourish as creative and spiritual beings, to think of causes and individuals other than themselves. It fosters innovation in everything from physics to philanthropy.