Things I Just Learned I Didn’t Know: Special Bush Legacy Project Edition
There are some who would like to rewrite history -- revisionist historians is what I like to call them.” -- President George W. Bush
The pickings are getting slim content-wise over at the White House website. Curiously, the catapulted propaganda for privatizing Social Security is still up, perhaps in an act of ironic bravado. You’d think that would have been one of the first items scrubbed when no one was looking.
Maybe the website staff was too busy uploading and catapulting the final piece of White House propaganda,
100 Things Americans May Not Know About the Bush Administration Record.
The spunky PowerPoint style features lots of action verbs -- combat, strengthen, provide, protect, advance, transform, create -- and key items set ALL CAPS lest we gloss over them. However, there are no references (the White House don’t need no stinkin’ references) and -- exasperating in a document promising exactly 100
things -- no enumeration.
At first I read
100 Things with pencil and paper at the ready, trying to keep a
thing count as I went along, but I soon gave up. I mean, would you count this as one, two, or three
things?http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_FbaTT_Aky10/SWGMn1Cj6VI/AAAAAAAAANw/lW46UQPUgc4/s400/STOOD+ON+PRINCIPLE.jpgOr would you, viewing the statement as one man’s wishful thinking about his epitaph, just disqualify the item for list inclusion?
More often it’s not the math that’s the problem but the reality….
<<major snippage>>
(H)ow on earth do you evaluate this
thing? If you took all the stupidity and arrogance contained in this statement and loaded it into the Large Hadron Collider, surely the first couple rocks from the sun would be destroyed.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_FbaTT_Aky10/SWGPwV4b5QI/AAAAAAAAAOQ/N_k5Hc3RmEA/s400/BRIGHT+COURSE.jpgGrace Nearing @ Scriptoids