- Bush had a sky-high approval rating
- political exploitation and intimidation
- when people who made speeches, then feathered their own political or financial nests
- culminating in the deliberate misleading of the nation into the invasion of Iraq
The liberals cannot or will not afford Bush any common courtesy or decency whatsoever. The reason is that it makes it much harder to oppose him politically. Bush has to be demonized and dehumanized, and his motives impugned in order for Krugman and his ilk to continue to exist. In general, there can be forgiveness for mistakes, but true evil is much harder to forgive. As Krugman as said, he cannot forgive Bush for Iraq. Therefore, in Krugman's warped political universe, Bush is evil incarnate, and must always be considered so.
I wrote a lot about Iraq back in 2008. The far left wanted to lynch Bush. Funny how they didn't want to lynch, nor punish, any of the bad guys though, and Krugman feels really "proud" about that. If you think that "lynch" is too strong a word, then you weren't paying close enough attention.
If Bush wasn't lynched, it is only because he is more useful alive than dead to Krugman and his ilk.
Krugman is using 911, you see. That which he accused Bush of doing, he is doing himself. This is why he needs a clarification. He has to separate 911 from Bush and take it for himself, and his liberal buddies, so that they can feather their own nests. After all, that what being a big government liberal is all about.
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