Somewhere out there is a misfit who says the things we all believe are true.

On the change to the rules allowing the Inquisitor General to shorten the appeals process for convicts on death row:

“Giving Bush the power of life and death means giving Bush the power of death.”

On the best case scenario of Iraq:

“The blame for this mess is going to be hung around his neck, for when push coves to shove, the neo-cons will blame Bush for faulty execution of the war. They will roll over on him faster than Michael Vick's buddies did on him.

If the best case scenario does come to pass, Bush can read all about it, as he finishes out his days in a prison for his war crimes. The guards will probably be more than happy to pass the books to him.”

On Senator John Warner, who’s spoken publicly against the “strategy” but won’t do anything to save the thousands of lives that will be needlessly wasted between now and whenever we get banned from the Middle East:

"I'm against this but I won't buck the President."

Now there is a profile in non-courage.

Oooh. Harsh. A mind you could fall in love with.