Paul Krugman explains his analogy, made to Der Spiegel magazine. He doesn’t believe Bush is the “moral equivalent” of Marcos. He just thinks that “the Bush administration’s creation of a cult of personality, its obsessive secretiveness, its propensity for mass arrests, and its evident fondness for Big-Brotherish schemes of public surveillance are not the actions of men who have a deep respect for the democratic process.” Check it out. It must be hard sometimes being a “lone voice of truth in a sea of corruption.” But Krugman is pulling through.