Mad, Sad, And Feeling Had By The American Political Class

Peter Goodman of the New York Times, as reported in the July 30

, 2010 issue of The Week magazine, nicely summed up a lot of Americans' feelings when he was writing about how the White House, scientists, engineers, and a multinational oil company could not control the Gulf oil leak: "After the Wall Street collapse, the intractable war in Afghanistan, and the bitter political warfare in Washington, Americans are rightly asking: Is there anyone we can trust?" Not if they all leave sad, mad, disappointed, and with a feeling of being had.

Mad, Sad, And Feeling Had By The American Political Class

By: Bruno Korschek

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