PachyBlogging Day4, Part XLV

George W. Bush.

Back up a minute: Bush said he’d appoint judges who could distinguish between the law and their personal opinions. This does fly in the face of certain opponents, who have espoused “The political is the personal,” and it hearkens back to the Stoic(?) concept of understanding the difference between Public and Private man.

Of course, I never read a stoic, but I do have a degree in social philosophy.

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PachyBlogging Day4, Part XXXII

George W. Bush.

The drifting toward tragedy if America’s uncertain line: very good. He said it would not happen on his watch, but not that his watch is the only answer. Good perspective.

Government improving lives but not running lives? Hmm. Trying to improve lives involves a certain amount of power that’s on the road to running lives. Government should impact peoples’ lives minimally.

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