During a short interview with the German newspaper Bild am Sonntag, President Bush was asked to name the best and worst moments of his presidency. Not surprisingly, he cited 911 as the worst. The best was problematic, though, since he had "experienced many great moments" and it was hard to select just one. But he did. "I would say the best moment of all was when I caught a 7.5lb perch in my lake." http://ristocrats.blogspot.com/2006/05/come-to-think-of-it-thats-my-favorite.html
His number one achievement is molding the redical left with the entire Democratic party. Now we are known as one. That's a hell of an achievement and he would never have been able to pull it off without our help. What was that help. Mainstream Dems not having the balls to tell the radical left to go fuck themselves in a very public way. Instead we pander to them
I think you give a man who caught a large bass too much credit. The democrats, true to the marxist training many of them received in our nation's universities, have conducted repeated purges of all officeholders who engaged in wrong thinking. Zell Miller and Lieberman are merely the highest profile victims.
Well, lets see........... 14 straight quarters of double digit earnings growth Record household wealth, even with the recent slowdown in housing Lowest, sustained unemployment.....ever The return of some common sense with the appointment of 2 well deserved judges to the Supreme Court which will have a lasting effect....at least the next 20 years. Kicking Al Gore's ass (what a dumbass!) Kicking Kerry's ass. Did I mention kicking Al Gores ass? An end to the Jimmy Carter mindset in foreign relations. Did I mention how he kicked Kerry' ass? And generally just frustrating the hell out of the left.
that's a good example of the kind of smugness that incites, radicalizes and widens the spectrum. why be smug? that's a radical position to take. you can't have it both ways
Hmmm......Let's see...... Nearly Three-Thousand Dead USA Soldiers---For What??? Ah.....What the hell?? Long as the economy's good.(????)
WASHINGTON D.C.- President George W. Bush and the current administration have now borrowed more money from foreign governments and banks than the previous 42 U.S. presidents combined. Throughout the first 224 years (1776-2000) of our nationâs history, 42 U.S. presidents borrowed a combined $1.01 trillion from foreign governments and financial institutions according to the U.S. Treasury Department. In the past four years alone (2001-2005), the Bush Administration has borrowed a staggering $1.05 trillion.