Amos is, of course, completely free to say anything, true or not, that will spread around his bitterness and acerbiv dislike about all things Bush. And likely to do so, as well.

But that does not make his statements judicious, even-tempered, fair-minded, or accurate.

The great tragedy of Bush's promise of bi[partisan process is that when he tried it he got mugged by bitter minded naysayers and mindless obstructionists who would rather do anything than improve conditions for the nation