Bush on the Couch: Inside the Mind of the President Review

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Bush on the Couch: Inside the Mind of the President ReviewWithout a personal interview, I believe all a psychiatrist can tell about a subject, in most cases, is whether he is alive or dead. But then, there's George Bush. While the author spoke in paradigms I did not understand or accept, he brought up some interesting events and behaviors in the life of George Bush that literally crawl with clues:
The loss of his sister, and not being told she died until after the fact. (Guilt?)
Putting firecrackers up the behinds of bull frogs and lighting the firecracker. (Psychopathic?)
His temper tantrums on the golf course. (Infantile? Can't get his own way.)
Following his mother's advice not to use the same word over and over, he gets a Thesaurus to find another word for tears. He adds to his essay, "The lacerates came streaming down her face." (Learning disability?)
Telling a college professor that the poor are lazy, and wish to remain that way. (Limited thought processes?)
As governor he presided over more executions, more than any other in the state's history. One was a woman who had been domestically abused by her husband for eighteen years. Even prominent religious leaders pleaded on her behalf. George let her die. (Again, psychopathic?)
As governor he received another plea from a murderer to have her execution stayed. He play-acted a woman pleading for her life, to a stunned (conservative) commentator named Tucker Carlson. (Again, really psychopathic?)
His rather simple and linear thinking. Responding to the question why terrorists hate us, he said, "They hate our freedoms." (Inability to think in complex abstracts?)
George cannot read the line: ".... shame on me." The type was quite clear. His inability to admit a mistake. George Bush has still failed to admit any major mistake since he took office. (Rigid?)
George has trouble speaking English properly. "Is our children learning?" (Again, learning disability?)
He blames others for what goes wrong, particularly the media. (Projects his limitations onto others?)
He has not attended any funerals for servicemen or women killed in action. (Inability to feel compassion?)
Arrested for vagrancy and drunk driving. (Alcoholism?)
Holds a basic belief that he is superior to others, that his position is a birthright. (Narcisstic?)
Trying to emulate Daddy at every level and failing. Daddy: youngest pilot in the Navy; George: lowest score accepted for pilot training (25th percentile) in the Air National Guard; Daddy: Yale; George: Yale; Daddy: baseball team; George: Cheerleader; Daddy: Oilman; George: Starts Arbusto Drilling. Texans soon call it El Busto. (A need to gain parental approval?)
The author doesn't imply that George Bush may be sociopathic, but it is there for anyone who wishes to infer it.
Finally, the most powerful man in the world is on vacation, on his home turf, surrounded by secret service, family and friends, and appears afraid to meet with Cindy Sheehan, especially considering that he could have put any spin on the meeting he would have chose to. (Cowardice?)
Doesn't this author make you wonder? Does Bush really have the capacity to lead the country, and does he really give a damn about Americans?
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