"You're chasing a moment. You're chasing a poof of air. I will emerge then submerge."

[Amerigo Vespucci]

Bush on Tour: Emotional, Sickened, Disgusted, But Not Apologetic

by April Girouard | November 09, 2010

http://politics.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/11/09/bush-tour-emotional-sickened-disgusted-not-apologetic

With former President George W. Bush's memoir "Decision Points" hitting bookstores Tuesday, Bush, who has kept a low public profile since leaving office, is speaking up about his book and some of his most controversial presidential judgment calls.

"Somebody said, congratulations, your popularity is way up since you left office. And my answer is so what?" Bush quipped to the Today Show's Matt Lauer in an interview that aired Monday night. "If you chase popularity, you're chasing a moment. You're chasing a poof of air."

That's the tone the former president has taken on his tour to promote his book, which covers 14 "decision points" in his presidency and the events that triggered those decisions.

Bush has said he will "emerge then submerge," creating buzz about his 481-page memoir before returning to living life largely out of the public eye. He will make a rare appearance Thursday in Washington, D.C., a city he refers to as "the swamp," to speak about his memoir at a Bush-Cheney Alumni Association event at the Chamber of Commerce, which is expected to draw over 450 people, former White House aides tell Fox News.

[Skittles]

1. he is utterly fucking disgusting

he should be hanging his head in shame for trashing America

[Hannah Bell]

2. who's he fooling? he wouldn't be writing a book or going on tv if he wasn't chasing

"popularity," i.e. the rehabilitation of his name & record.

fuck that lying murderer.

[Amerigo Vespucci]

3. He never mastered the "when you're in the hole, stop digging" principle

He steps into the public eye again, moaning about Kanye West calling him a "racist," and re-opens the gaping Katrina wound that never actually closed.

You're right...his attempt to "rehabilitate his name & record" has only served to remind people of why he limped out of office with a 22% approval rating.