It is the one thing I have consistently been excellent at, understanding people. I want to understand everything, but I've only managed people. I am not saying he's a good guy or wasn't part of many injustices & tragedies placed upon the people. It's just I think he fooled himself into believing he was that guy. The guy my fiancé from Texas still thinks he is. That he was just a simple Texan that became President but was one of us. I can't convince him otherwise, all in due time I suppose. My fiancé only loves America more than Texas. He could not fathom the idea that any American would allow 911 let alone a Texan. That's just how they're made down there. George knows this he masqueraded as this very specific type of Patriot. And like many he prob convinced himself he was. That is until the classroom. He is frozen there w/that look his face. By the time he gets up he has come to terms w/his cowardice, accepting his part "no choice". He is settled in his name, realizing how foolish to think he could be different. But when he is amongst the people, not speaking at a podium or on a stage when he is in the crowd IMO it is excruciating for him. Whatever that means. For me there is no way I could do it, I would be too ashamed, but these people are shameless. I think he wasn't part of the plot, plan/plans, FF, event whatever. I believe his disapproval/lack of interest kept him outta the loop. I think he had a hand in it without being aware at the time & that he saw & ignored enough he could have prevented it. I think 911 was the "last straw" for him as far as Bush Sr/Dick C duo go. And I 100% believe he turned them in for their part in that event in order to somehow atone & revenge for his father forcing his hand in it. This is just my opinion it means nothing. (ps I also think Hunter turned his Dad in for the same reasons basically but thats neither here nor there)