Here’s the context: Jesse Abbot of English and Philosophy stepped into the office and introduced the idea that Gaius Baltar of Battlestar was one of the most interesting bad guys to come along in a while. So he agreed to a recording and I ran for the Edirol.
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Well, I think, when all is said and done, Gaius hasn’t really done anything that’s so bad as all that. He didn’t mean to betray humanity, he was a patsy.
Since then, he has just tried to stay alive any way he can.
Personally, I think President Roslin is a dispicable human being. Compared to her, Gaius was a much better President.