Professor Bainbridge has left the reservation:

I like and admire Hugh Hewitt quite a lot, but his knows no bounds enthusiasm for Bush's second inaugural speech is way too over the top. E.g.:

It is a speech that brought together the greatest themes of Lincoln, TR, Wilson, FDR, Truman, JFK and Reagan.

Aw, c'mon Hugh. You've GOT to be kidding. It was poorly delivered, even by Bush's minimal standards. He consistently accented the wrong words and mucked up the flow. There was no grace to his speaking style whatsoever; indeed, he seemed to be going through an unpleasant exercise.

How many months did it take him to figure out that Hugh is the King of the BushBots?