only surrounding himself with yes-men and women. Anyone who disagrees with him finds themselves out rather quickly.
He's right and God told him so.
Diana
that in Greek mythology [and more particularly in Greek Drama viz Oedipus] often led to tragedy....
"Too much pride has been a theme of the Bush administration. After capturing the presidency by judicial decree, they governed as if they had a mandate, running roughshod over those who disagreed with them.
"Winning the second time by a clear but narrow margin, Bush declared, "I've got some political capital, and I'm going to spend it."
"Spend it he did, and now there's almost nothing left.
"The arrogance is mind-boggling. Bush has taken unprecedented powers for himself, using the war on terror to justify his imperium. The tyrant is the child of Pride, said Socrates, and we are coming much too close to tyranny.
"Bush thinks he can ignore the law by keeping secrets from Congress. That he can change laws passed by Congress by issuing contrary signing statements. That he can trample the Constitution and amass detailed data on more than 200 million Americans who aren't suspected of any crime. And that he can claim he's just doing it to fight the terrorists, while he leaves the ports unguarded - and that we will believe him. Such hubris!"
http://www.centredaily.com/mld/centredaily/news/opinion/14637860.htm
Clearly I'm not the last person to reach for Classical analogies or the word Tyrant when it comes to George W. (possibly the most arrogant and flawed person on the planet) Bush.
I was however one of the first.
http://reviews.cnet.com/5208-7813-0.html?forumID=50&threadID=45874&messageID=542828
He is a walking talking (sort of) adverisement for Hubris and its pitfalls. In my opinion there is no pit large enough to accommodate him and the damage he has done to the Governmental process in the United States.
Rob, a not quite lone voice in the wilderness.

Chowhound
Comic Vine
GameFAQs
GameSpot
Giant Bomb
TechRepublic