[KantianBurke]

nor his incorporating nuclear power into his energy plan, nor his judgment in appointing an attorney general inclined to sheathe immodest works of art.

Sigh...

[alwaysconservative]

At least she seems to recognize that these are peripheral to the issues of being a leader, and that President Bush leads with integrity on this most crucial of issues. That makes up for a few petty jibes about Ashcroft's supposed prudishness. (She could have gone off on the Patriot Act, for example.)

[TontoKowalski]

Ashcraft is not a bad/incompetent AG because he covered the "immodest works of art." But he is a pretty assine prude. Hell, if he didn't want marble boobs sharing the stage with him during press conferences, he should have moved the location, and not paid God-knows-what for those fancy draperies.

That's about the only criticism of him that I am in perfect agreement with the liberals on.

[thedilg]

[sheathe immodest works of art.]

"immodest" What a kind word. How about blasphemous, or evil, or in your face insult, outrageous. Godspeed, The Dilg