http://www.dailykos.com/archives/004446.html By Meteor Blades In his commentary in today’s Los Angeles Times, Neal Gabler calls the Bush Administration “the nation's first... en-us http://ko.offroadpakistan.com/world/2003_10/bush_leads_a_medieval_presidency.html Via DailyKos: In his commentary in today’s Los Angeles Times, Neal Gabler calls the Bush Administration ‘the nation’s first medieval presidency’ because it has exchanged reality for a faith-based, fantasy view of the world: The ... http://www.longstoryshortpier.com/archives/paralitticisms/000904.html It’s one of those paradoxes that help make this such an interesting time: collectively, we know more than ever before;... http://www.utahfordean.com/archives/000045.html From the Los Angeles Times, via Daily Kos: The difference between the current administration and its conservative forebears is that facts don't seem to matter at all. They don't even matter enough to reinterpret. Bush doesn't read the papers or... http://centristcoalition.com/blog/clark/archives/000168.html "George W. Bush's Medieval Presidency" I found a link to this article by Neal Gabler at the DailyKos. The administration seems indifferent to data, impervious to competing viewpoints and ideas. Policy is not adjusted to facts; facts are adjusted to... http://www.orrill.com/blog/archives/000228.html Check out this item from Daily Kos, referring to an editorial in the LA Times describing how Dubya's administration is "medieval." The thing I find interesting is that this isn't the first time I've heard some of these things. Check... http://ko.offroadpakistan.com/world/2003_10/bush_leads_a_medieval_presidency.html Via DailyKos: In his commentary in today’s Los Angeles Times, Neal Gabler calls the Bush Administration ?the nation’s first medieval presidency? because it has exchanged reality for a faith-based, fantasy view of the world: The difference b...