Mrs. Bush: History will vindicate her husband

Clinton asked Americans while campaigning if they were better off than they were 4 years ago, and was elected President as a result. We should ask ourselves the same question today. I know that I and many other Americans are worse off, as is our country, which is why it's going to be time for a "change" in November.

The things we are suffering from are still a result of the fascist warmongering bush.
Worst President ever, almost destroyed America.

"A mind is a terrible thing to lose." GWB (the decider)

"Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice...won't get fooled again"

Dick and Bush have left the building.

Freedom Lover of IL wrote:

The things we are suffering from are still a result of the fascist warmongering bush.
Worst President ever, almost destroyed America.

But! Think about it! The American public voted in that HALFWIT??

What does this say about the American people? Bible punching HALFWITS, perhaps.

The Athiest.

British Expat wrote:

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But! Think about it! The American public voted in that HALFWIT??
What does this say about the American people? Bible punching HALFWITS, perhaps.
The Athiest.

I have to admit, the bible-bangers could be the ruin of the USA. The current republican candidates are actually pandering to these ignorant nuts. If they were to really get their way, it could be like living under the Taliban, being told what to believe and how to live (or else). Sarah Palin has a cult following of devotees who are making her rich by buying in to her dribble. Michele Bachmann is even crazier and, not long ago, she was considered to be a serious candidate for president. Yes, perhaps we are becoming a nation of halfwits. Religion is at its best when it helps people cope with reality, not avoid it.

British Expat wrote:

<quoted text>But! Think about it! The American public voted in that HALFWIT??

What does this say about the American people? Bible punching HALFWITS, perhaps.

The Athiest.

Twice, we are truly a bunch a mor-ons.

History will not forgive. This guy has murdered hundreds of tousends of people in his mindless, criminal and really redunant wars and he has ruined own country and many another countries.
I ask this so called mainstream, who has elected Bush, did somebody understand what this guy has said, because it is not to understand, it is not correct gramatically. If this guy couldn´t even speak english, what a language did he know? It is really pathetic that such guy has won. How can president say and for what?,,Goodbye from biggest world poluter,, or ,, Brasil is really big country,, after looking at map, which was shown by Brasilian president. Or ,,I was running against peace, against prosperity, but I am president again,, And there are three morons of the same type: Romney, Gingrich and Santorum. Remember what Bush has done: wars and debts. This guy Obama is a little bit better, but he makes mistakes too and he is too weak to resist this all lobbysts, he cannot character enough and his government is not good.
You have in reality one candidate - RON PAUL, who is hope for better future. He supports prosperity, peace, freedom, democracy and he wants to restore USA to restore all these values and give prosperity for usual people, not for lobbysts or speculators. He wants to bring positive changes. And it is the last time and the highest time to vote him and to have normal president.

Why would history vindicate awol georgie. Hasn't vindicated any of the last fifty years of appointed corporate ceo's alledgedly voted for by us low life peons. Who gives a s--t about history anyway as it's all a whitewash job by the elete, treasoness bankers, wall street,and any other vermin sucking in our oxygen.

Bush is the embodiment of American way of life.
Historians are notorious to rewrite the history..
Let me not engage with a guy who is not qualified to clean my toilet

Let me also wish that Topix world forum should not stoop to the abysmal level by reviving the subject

Theo wrote:

History will not forgive. This guy has murdered hundreds of tousends of people in his mindless, criminal and really redunant wars and he has ruined own country and many another countries.
I ask this so called mainstream, who has elected Bush, did somebody understand what this guy has said, because it is not to understand, it is not correct gramatically. If this guy couldn´t even speak english, what a language did he know? It is really pathetic that such guy has won. How can president say and for what?,,Goodbye from biggest world poluter,, or ,, Brasil is really big country,, after looking at map, which was shown by Brasilian president. Or ,,I was running against peace, against prosperity, but I am president again,, And there are three morons of the same type: Romney, Gingrich and Santorum. Remember what Bush has done: wars and debts. This guy Obama is a little bit better, but he makes mistakes too and he is too weak to resist this all lobbysts, he cannot character enough and his government is not good.
You have in reality one candidate - RON PAUL, who is hope for better future. He supports prosperity, peace, freedom, democracy and he wants to restore USA to restore all these values and give prosperity for usual people, not for lobbysts or speculators. He wants to bring positive changes. And it is the last time and the highest time to vote him and to have normal president.

Speaking of which, would you have voted for Obama?

Ramafuchs wrote:

Bush is the embodiment of American way of life.
Historians are notorious to rewrite the history..
Let me not engage with a guy who is not qualified to clean my toilet

War profiteering is the american way I suppose.

The next time I get fussed at for a shabby job I will say "Lets see what people say about this in 50 years!".

Freedom Lover of IL wrote:

The things we are suffering from are still a result of the fascist warmongering bush.
Worst President ever, almost destroyed America.

Your comment noted - for review when BOBO drags us into military adventures in Syria and/or Iran between now and November in a desperate attempt to keep his job.

Ramafuchs wrote:

Bush is the embodiment of American way of life.
Historians are notorious to rewrite the history..
Let me not engage with a guy who is not qualified to clean my toilet

Elitist.

pgh wrote:

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Michele Bachmann is even crazier and, not long ago, she was considered to be a serious candidate for president.

Serious candidate? Hardly. Never by serious people.

Teddy R wrote:

<quoted text>Your comment noted - for review when BOBO drags us into military adventures in Syria and/or Iran between now and November in a desperate attempt to keep his job.

His boss is the same as bush .

pgh wrote:

"A mind is a terrible thing to lose." GWB (the decider)
"Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice...won't get fooled again"
Dick and Bush have left the building.

Unlike Obama, Bush knew there aren't 57 states in the U.S., as well as the difference between a Navy corpsman and a corpse.

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bush does not get any vindication.
His legacy is war and the great recession.