She continues to act as if Morris essentially supports her position, even after I quoted this----
This, by the way, is what Morris thinks of Reagan (from an interview in Newsweek):
What do you really think of Ronald Reagan?
I have gradually, over the course of many years, come to the conclusion that he was a great president. More interesting to me than greatness, however, is that he was throughout his life such a strange combination of innocence and wisdom, charm and hard force, gregariousness and aloofness, egocentricity without conceit, aggression without cruelty, imaginativeness and cultural ignorance, sentimentality and emotional coolness. I could go on for a quarter of an hour and not exhaust his contrary opposites. He is also — to finish with a simple statement — the bravest and most incorrupt figure I've ever studied.
Newsweek, October 4, 1999
If it were Reagan ignoring this, and continuing to insist that Morris supports the "empty suit" thesis, she would ask if he were lying or delusional..... |
