"I really do believe this man will go down as the worst president...

[bridgit]

"...this country has ever had."

-- Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, quoted by the New York Times, on President Bush's legacy

[Wafture]

1. the legacy ...

[lpbk2713]

2. It's really hard to say president

when talikng about Shit-for-Brains.

I mean, that's really being charitable.

[SammyWinstonJack]

4. Oh I never can. It doesn't compute for me. It's hard for me to even

acknowledge him as a human being, for that matter.

[Wafture]

3. What they will say ...

Former President George W. Bush Dead at 72

by Greil Marcus

Policy Review, October 5, 2018--George W. Bush, the 43rd president of the United States, died today at Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas. He was 72. The cause of death was announced as heart failure.

Mr. Bush's always controversial presidency left behind a changed nation and a changed world. Taking office in 2001 after a disputed election settled only by a 5-4 decision by a bitterly divided Supreme Court, and decisively reelected in 2004, President Bush led the United States into four wars, oversaw the dismantling of Social Security and Medicare, and enforced a drastic shrinking of elementary, secondary, and collegiate education. He spearheaded the transformation of President Bill Clinton's budget surpluses of 1999 and 2000 into permanent deficits of more than a trillion dollars a year ...

read the rest here:

http://citypages.com/databank/25/1248/article12626.asp

[Erika]

5. W is world corporatist king

He cares nothing about working Americans. He's never been there, done that. His $ come from corporate globalists and he's repaid them a thousand fold.

[Wafture]

6. Worse than Watergate, Worst President Ever

[Wafture]

7. Bush: Worst President Ever?

By Stephen Pizzo, News for Real.

George Bush is the worst president of the United States of America, ever. Hands down.

America the Disgraced

President Bush's actions and policies have destroyed America's image as a nation that adheres to a set of core values, such as the rule of law, humane treatment of prisoners, presumed innocence, trial by jury and respect for international laws.

George's Vietnam

Then there's the war that is largely responsible for that drop in our international image. President Bush really screwed this one up. First, everyone not drinking the neocon Kool-Aid tried to warn George not to pull that trigger. Then Army chief of staff, Gen. Shinseki, warned Bush that a war in Iraq would not be the "cake walk" his neocon Rasputin, Paul Wolfowitz, promised. Instead, he warned, we would need a lot of troops in Iraq for long time.

http://www.alternet.org/story/22057/?comments=view&cID=7715&pID=7061