The truly scary part is that last sentence about him fighting back. There already is all the talk about bush starting a war with Iran. There was a quote from him last summer to the effect that he wanted to start something with Iran before he leaves office because he doesn't trust future presidents to make the right decision.

I don't think a psychological report on bush/cheney would be complete without the word "delusional".

>Here's a good article about Cheney and his extensive cadre of operatives.
>http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2007/0701.rozen.html
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>>I have the article at work, so I can't post it right now. But it's from some mental health experts describing the psychological issues that cause this type of behavior. And how bush's statements show the reasons behind his irrational behavior.
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>>>>In an interview, Pelosi also said she was puzzled by what she considered the president's minimalist explanation for his confidence in the new surge of 21,500 U.S. troops that he has presented as the crux of a new "way forward" for U.S. forces in Iraq.
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>>>>"He's tried this two times — it's failed twice," the California Democrat said. "I asked him at the White House, 'Mr. President, why do you think this time it's going to work?' And he said, 'Because I told them it had to.' "
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>>>This column from Richard Cohen addresses this kind of thinking by Bush: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/01/08/AR2007010801420.html
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>>>Tamar