Where Will Bush Go Down In The History Books?

[codeworks]

add Chenney to the worst Vice President list.....right next to Spiro Agnew, Nixon and Carter were really bad.

Think about this Mt Rushmore Nixon,Carter, Bush

 

[Paddywack]

I agree on Vietnam. the rest we were forced into for the protection of our allies and ultimately our liberty and way of life.

The United States had no business entering World War 1. The people of America wanted nothing of it. Woodrow Wilson, the criminal he was, allowed hundreds of American civilians to be killed aboard the munitions carrying ship, the Lusitania. The sinking of the Lusitania was the catalyst that changed American sentiment to joining the War.

 

[barman]

Do you know how many died in WW2?

A bunch.

But they were working to save independent countries from foreign invasion.

The poor fucks who have died in Iraq were simply casualties of misguided mercenary missions guised as "Protecting America"

 

[fletchisrhsm]

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Where Will Bush Go Down In The History Books?

I heard he didnt go down? Look at that beast, it surly looks as if she has gone rogue. What is the 70's?

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[Mistermj]

If you were 60...you'd tap it.

 

[HiPockets]

Of course this silver spoon dirtbag is worst. This semiliterate alcoholic draft dodger creep can hardly read a straight sentence. He doesn't read books or newspapers but looks to the sky as being 'the decider'. These last seven years have been a dark disaster. But the real blame falls on the authoritarian military cop religious freaks who will continue to vote this nation into self destruction while the rest of the world watches in amazement.

 

[mamatried]

He may avoid going down as the worst, thanks to David Petraeus.

But definitely scraping the bottom along with Carter, LBJ, Harding, and Buchanan.

 

[punter]

ummmm, interesting analogy.

I would argue that 9/11 proved the status quo was not acceptable, that we had to change the culture of hate by defeating terrorist sponsoring regimes,

" for the protection of our allies and ultimately our liberty and way of life".







Korea?

I know this is at least 4 times I have ask you this with no reply but I will ask again.

What in the French fried hell did the invasion of Iraq have to do with 9-11?

 

[almost1]

John McCain was, that's was, a pretty good man 10 years ago.

He jumped on the empire wagon and could not turn loose. He's bad now.
Another little short bad egotisical brat like.

He does not have a "Cheny" running on the ticket but look close,
real close and this seat belt he chose out of nowhere with an IQ
lower than Terrell Owens is his Dick Cheny and the same Dick Cheny.
Sarah is a stand in. Now who does not get it?

Who could predict that supreme Republican court would choose two
Presidents in 9 years. If I'm right, I just want a safe place to hide.

:baba: :lol::think2:

 

[fletchisrhsm]

If you were 60...you'd tap it.

Shit im 29 and i would crawl over many woman to do it. I always had an attraction to older woman, so anyone with a wife in their late 30's - 40's and into alternative lifestyles...holla.

(Myusername at yahoo dot com)

ope:

 

[HiPockets]

He may avoid going down as the worst, thanks to David Petraeus.

But definitely scraping the bottom along with Carter, LBJ, Harding, and Buchanan.

What are you saying here? Are you saying that David Patraeus represents some success in a disastrous military aggression that cost this country a trillion dollars and over four thousand military deaths coupled with a conservative estimate of four hundred thousand Iraqi deaths. Are you saying that by retreating back into military bases and punting on the chaos that our country created by invading and destroying and occupying a sovereign nation, that that is a success because Patraeus withdrew and declared victory and that 'saves' this rogue war crime administration? History will judge us harshly, but 'harsh' won't compare to the severity judged in future war crime trials.

 

[koidog]

I'd think Any President would have had a rough ride these eight years. 9-11, and the Economic downturns aren't his fault, yet he had to deal with them. It certainly hasn't been a good 8 years, and I guess that's how he'll be measured.

Isn't It Odd that FDR was President during a HORRIBLE 12 years in Amercan History, yet he's remembered fondly.

A surpise attack on his watch, 200K Americans killed, Economic Disaster and USA becoming more Socialist. His Pyramid Scheme of Social Security will last more than 100 years...but it will end in Disaster. Will he get blamed?

 

[levistep]

I'd think Any President would have had a rough ride these eight years. 9-11, and the Economic downturns aren't his fault, yet he had to deal with them. It certainly hasn't been a good 8 years, and I guess that's how he'll be measured.

Isn't It Odd that FDR was President during a HORRIBLE 12 years in Amercan History, yet he's remembered fondly.

A surpise attack on his watch, 200K Americans killed, Economic Disaster and USA becoming more Socialist. His Pyramid Scheme of Social Security will last more than 100 years...but it will end in Disaster. Will he get blamed?

Americans are against war, yet the most revered presidents were war mongers (Lincoln, FDR, etc).

 

[cincy_]

I think calling Bushie the "worst President ever" might not be as bad as it gets.

I think he will go down as the President who wasn't President.

If it is eventually revealed that Cheney was actually scheming and calling the shots, Bushie's legacy will be laughable.

It's one thing to be a bad POTUS, it's another to be your VP's little bitch.

 

[punter]

I think calling Bushie the "worst President ever" might not be as bad as it gets.

I think he will go down as the President who wasn't President.

If it is eventually revealed that Cheney was actually scheming and calling the shots, Bushie's legacy will be laughable.

It's one thing to be a bad POTUS, it's another to be your VP's little bitch.

Might well be. In his only successful business venture he was Texas Rangers team president. In actuality he was a mouthpiece. Rusty Rose was in charge and Marvin Rainwater was the money man and the ultimate "decider".