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[Filitsa]

"Bush's 'brain' resigns"

The above by-line appeared in the Washington post a little while ago when Carol Rove, GWB'S chief of staff, resigned. I love it when journalists exercise literary license.

[Eliko]

"Bush's 'brain' resigns"

The above by-line appeared in the Washington post a little while ago when Carol Rove, GWB'S chief of staff, resigned. I love it when journalists exercise literary license.

President Reagan's 'brain' (or lack of it) was always subject to scrutiny, what ails the American media when they mostly aim for the 'Head' ?.

Except in the case of President Clinton of course, they set their sights a bit lower in his case.

[Kikapu]

"Bush's 'brain' resigns"





President Reagan's 'brain' (or lack of it) was always subject to scrutiny, what ails the American media when they
mostly aim for the 'Head' ?.

Except in the case of President Clinton of course, they set their sights a bit lower in his case.

That's exactly what Monica Lewinsky was aiming at with Clinton.

[Eliko]

"Bush's 'brain' resigns"





President Reagan's 'brain' (or lack of it) was always subject to scrutiny, what ails the American media when they
mostly aim for the 'Head' ?.

Except in the case of President Clinton of course, they set their sights a bit lower in his case.

That's exactly what Monica Lewinsky was aiming at with Clinton.

Kikapu, I should have forseen THAT interpretation, well spotted mate, it's a bit early in the morning to cover all possibilities.

[Filitsa]

"Bush's 'brain' resigns"

The above by-line appeared in the Washington post a little while ago when Carol Rove, GWB'S chief of staff, resigned. I love it when journalists exercise literary license.

President Reagan's 'brain' (or lack of it) was always subject to scrutiny, what ails the American media when they mostly aim for the 'Head' ?.

Except in the case of President Clinton of course, they set their sights a bit lower in his case.

Why is it an ailment, and exactly what should they aim for?