tom_thinks
Friday, June 18, 2004
For all you Bush Haters out there
Usually I'm not one to call politicians 'stupid' or 'crazy' as I believe they are usually smart, cunning and quite often a bit evil; but then there's Bush. So for your Bush-bashing-browsing pleasure, I present this article:Capitol Hill Blue: New Information Shows Bush Indecisive, Paranoid, Delusional. Apparently Dr. Justin Frank, director of psychiatry at George Washington University has written a book about Bush's mental stability; Bush On The Couch: Inside the Mind of the President. In the book Frank argues that Bush is delusional, indecisive and paranoid.
Obviously since they've gotten a token Republican to agree, it must be true! Whether or not Bush is truly delusional ("We found the weapons of mass destruction," "welcome us as liberators",) or paranoid (a lot of people are out to get him), really doesn't concern me too much, but I'd have to agree with the Doctor's prescribed treatment;"removal from office."
I came across this story thanks to the American Assembler NewsBlog.
Dr. Carolyn Williams, a psychoanalyst who specializes in paranoid personalities, is a registered Republican and agrees with most of Dr. Frank’s conclusions.
“I find the bulk of his analysis credible,” she said in an interview. “President Bush grew up dealing with an absent but demanding father, a tough mother and an overachieving brother. All left indelible impressions on him along with a desire to prove himself at all cost because he feels surrounded by disapproval. He behavior suggests a classic paranoid personality. Additionally, his stated belief that certain actions are 'God's Will' are symptomatic of delusional behavior.”
Ryan Reynolds, a childhood friend of Bush, concurs.
Obviously since they've gotten a token Republican to agree, it must be true! Whether or not Bush is truly delusional ("We found the weapons of mass destruction," "welcome us as liberators",) or paranoid (a lot of people are out to get him), really doesn't concern me too much, but I'd have to agree with the Doctor's prescribed treatment;"removal from office."
I came across this story thanks to the American Assembler NewsBlog.
posted by Tom, 6/18/2004 02:17:00 PM
