When Slate editor Jacob Weisberg calls the Bush presidency a tragedy, he doesn't mean it the way most of us do. In Weisberg's new book, The Bush Tragedy, George W. is a less eloquent, less noble, but no less complex, Prince Hal � a doomed jerk taking the entire kingdom down with him. This "unexpectedly compelling piece of armchair psychoanalysis", presented with "skill and seriousness" is on sale now, and will be the prize in next week's Anti-Caption Contest. So I'll actually read your entries this time.
