Hatred of the Bush family.
Professional troublemaker.
Democrat mole.
Perhaps I should also tell you that he was not trusted by the first Bush White House, but managed to get hired by Dan Quayle. He also somehow managed to get promoted from a domestic policy advisor to Quayle's Chief of Staff (and I would like to know how the first Chief of Staff was removed...I haven't found that one out yet).
He was instrumental in getting Quayle to give the Murphy Brown comment in that speech (admitted it on Fox) which was, of course, SO helpful to Quayle's career. He encouraged Quayle to break publicly with the White House over the issue of the Kurds, rigiht before the 92 election. Not a great help there, either.
In Quaye's own book he says that James Baker wouldn't allow Kristol to sit in on campaign meetings in 92. Baker said he didn't want everything leaked to the press.
Now, I ask you, is this someone who is helpful? Are you also not getting a little bit suspicious?
Either Kristol delights in causing Republicians trouble, or the man is a Jonah and when we see him we should immediately run in the opposite direction!
The "drudge syndrome"? Wants to have an important story. Sometimes events just have to be nudged a little or there is nothing to gain the limelight with.