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Fool me twice. (Comment).(evaluation of George W. Bush)(Brief Article)

American Prospect, The,  February, 2002  by Kuttner, Robert

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"FOOL ME ONCE, SHAME ON YOU," says a wise political maxim. "Fool me twice, shame on me." In his State of the Union address, President Bush will perpetrate a consumer fraud that makes his feint to the center in the 2000 campaign seem like truth-in-advertising.

You'll recall that the kinder, gentler Bush of the campaign postured moderate and sought, with success, to steal the Democrats' clothes. He, too, cared about children, women, poor people, minorities, abused HMO patients, trees, and so on. It worked just enough to neutralize Gore's advantages on all ...

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