"Thumbing his nose"

Feingold is going to introduce a motion of censure against Bush for his unconstitutional--anticonstitutional--wiretapping and surveillance adventures.

Serves me right for avoiding the Sunday morning talking head shows.

Meanwhile, the NYTimes has this report, which seems to move the bar from censure-worthy to downright-creepy:

But senior staff members insist that Mr. Bush is in good spirits, that calls from his party to inject new blood into the White House make him ever more stubborn to keep the old, and that he has become so inured to outside criticism that he increasingly tunes it out. There is no sense of crisis, they say, even over rebellious Republicans in Congress, because the White House has been in almost constant crisis since Sept. 11, 2001, and Mr. Bush has never had much regard for Congress anyway.