But if you ask her for more details she'll get mad at you. Watch:
Governor Brewer, two things: First, you are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. Second, you need to learn to govern. You are the "govern"or. Act like it.
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Yesterday, Karl Rove was interviewed by Robert Siegel on NPR.
I know too much schadenfreude isn't good for you, but I just couldn't resist posting this little excerpt of Rovian braggadocio from NPR last week:
Over two weeks ago, I wrote a rather withering assessment of a truly bad article published by one of my favorite magazines, a magazine to which I've subscribed continuously since the mid-1980
On Sunday I will be flying across the ocean to participate in the 2007 British Combinatorics Conference, at the University of Reading.
The problem is that all over the world politicians (and somewhere also judges) want to define their own "facts", even their own "scientific facts".
If governor Brewer would be the only one, we could sleep without troubles...
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Didn't Mitt Romney, during the campaign, explain that his budget would reduce the debt by adjusting "things?" Perhaps he could have fixed climate change at the same time.
In her case, 'things' represents an improvement on Diluvian exceptionalism
She's a good materialist, not a great materialist.