Maureen Dowd wrote the following paragraph in her column today, which deserves to be memorialized if only for the phrase describing the newly elected Bush:

"Even though he watched W. in 2000 make the argument that his lack of foreign policy experience would be offset by the fact that he was surrounded by pros — Powell himself was one of the regents brought in to guide the bumptious Texas dauphin — Powell makes that same argument now for Obama.

"Experience is helpful," he says, "but it is judgment that matters.""