No New Taxes

“ No New Taxes” Though we know the story of Tartuffe, written by Moliere, to be one concerning a holy, presumably pious, man, we also know it to be a story that depicts a man of great hypocrisy. He is a man who tells people what they wish to hear, for the most part, and then does just as he sees fit to enable him to gain what it is he desires. We see this throughout …

…perhaps, one of the most interesting things to note, is that Bush's son, who runs for president today, is essentially of the same mold, but with not enough documented information to truly assess the degree of his hypocrisy. Needless to say, the hypocrisy of Tartuffe can be found in many political figures today, perhaps even especially Clinton who seemed to have the same lust for women, though presenting himself with the image of having repented.