President Bush, Thursday, January 12, 2006:

We’ve learned some lessons about Katrina, and we’re going to analyze every lesson learned.

Huh?

People analyze events to learn lessons. If you have not analyzed a series of events, it is impossible that you have learned a lesson.

Once you have already learned a lesson, it is not necessary to analyze it further– either you have learned the lesson, or you have not.

You couldn’t have learned the lesson without analyzing the events that caused you to the learn the lesson in the first place.

And this is the guy who we are supposed to blindly trust is faithfully executing the constitution?

That sure seems like a leap of faith, considering he (or his should-be-fired speechwrites) don’t understand the cause and effect relationship that is the core of learning one’s lesson.