George W. Bush prides himself on "making tough decisions." But a number of people across the world are sensing something seriously troubling, even psychologically unbalanced, about the president as a decision-maker. Could they be right?
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Um . . . ya think! I've thought this all along and am embarrased to be an American because of him. When I hear him speak, I wonder how he even got into college let alone graduate.
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Actually much of the world considers George Walker Bush a bully, more than anything else -- ‘You're either with us or against us’, is a bully's threat recognizable to anyone. Evidence suggests that Bush's decision-making process is a failed one -- Because of a psychological dynamic swirling around deeply hidden feelings of inadequacy, President Bush has been driven to make increasingly incompetent and risky decisions. Bush administration insider accounts describe this sort of behavior from the president -- He's well known for his dismissive remarks. His penchant for giving nicknames to everyone has its dark, bully's side.
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