Poison
Althouse seems to think that the Petraeus/Betray Us ad was poison.
I wonder if she thinks that it was more poison than Bush wanting to equate criticism of a political hack who happens to wear a uniform (which is what the mans job is) with criticism of the US Military?
I think the very idea that a guy with 4 stars and a chest full of gedunk who is in a job that required approval by the President is the embodiment of the military. He's nothing of the sort, he serves the President and not the Army. He's a good soldier and will do what he's told, not what's good for the Army or for the country.
Move On is right in that his pretense of serving the country is disgusting and a betrayal. Serving the President is not the same as serving the country. Does Althouse really think that Rove starting a rumor that Ann Richards was a lesbian was service to the country?
I wonder if she thinks that it was more poison than Bush wanting to equate criticism of a political hack who happens to wear a uniform (which is what the mans job is) with criticism of the US Military?
I think the very idea that a guy with 4 stars and a chest full of gedunk who is in a job that required approval by the President is the embodiment of the military. He's nothing of the sort, he serves the President and not the Army. He's a good soldier and will do what he's told, not what's good for the Army or for the country.
Move On is right in that his pretense of serving the country is disgusting and a betrayal. Serving the President is not the same as serving the country. Does Althouse really think that Rove starting a rumor that Ann Richards was a lesbian was service to the country?
Labels: ann althouse, NYT, petraeus
posted by Gary Carson at 9:41 AM
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