>>I've made mistakes before and I'll make them again. Most people respect those who admit their mistakes and move forward - but of course, some people are never wrong...
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>Allan,
>No, you should do the "adult" thing like Bush and never acknowledge mistakes and continue on the same path no matter what the conesequences not because you are right but because you are committed or at least should be committed.

I believe you are referring to the question that was posed to Bush to point out a mistake he had made as president. That's the old "do you still beat your wife?" question. Trying to get him to give them a hammer to beat him with. I thought Bush handled it well. He said he'd made some appointments that maybe he shouldn't have, but if they were talking about Iraq, he didn't have an issues with that decision. Now, if he had said he had second thoughts, he would have fallen into their trap. Oh, so you admit you don't know what you want to do. First you want to go in and now you're equivocating! So you see, that would have been foolish and it was foolish on their part to think he would fall for it. Remember, Bush is the one with the higher IQ.