Here is an interesting blurb which kind of explains why the press has been so wrong about Bush and the GOP trashing of this country for so long.
Columnist Rober Novak just hit an old man with his car as we pick up the story…
“I didn’t know I hit him. … I feel terrible,” a shaken Novak told reporters from Politico and WJLA as he was returning to his car. “He’s not dead, that’s the main thing.” Novak said he was a block away from 18th and K streets Northwest, where the accident occurred, when a bicyclist stopped him and said he had hit someone. He said he was cited for failing to yield the right of way.
The bicyclist was David Bono, a partner at Harkins Cunningham, who was on his usual bike commute to work at 1700 K St. N.W. when he witnessed the accident.
As he traveled east on K Street, crossing 18th, Bono said “a black Corvette convertible with top closed plows into the guy. The guy is sort of splayed into the windshield.”
You might think, what does this have to do with the press being wrong about George Bush?
Well here is the thing, Novak’s claim, “I didn’t know I hit him…” is so at odds with the first hand witnesses observation that, ” (Novak’s) Corvette convertible with top closed plows into the guy. The guy is sort of splayed into the windshield” that Novak’s take on the event is either pure bullshit or he lives in an different reality in which hit and run vicitms are invisible.