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February 24th, 2006

Mencius 2.6 (With Commentary)

Mencius said to President Bush, “Suppose a subject of your administration’s, having entrusted his wife and children to the care of FEMA, were to go on a trip to Houston, only to find, upon his return, that Michael Brown had allowed his wife and children to suffer cold and hunger, then what should be done about it?”
“Break with Michael Brown.”
“If Paul Bremer was unable to keep the occupation army in order, then what should be done about it?”
“Remove him from office.” (Yeah right.)
“If the whole realm within the four borders was ill-governed, then what should be done about it?”
The President turned to his attendants and changed the subject.

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