Who's Counting Bush's Mistakes?

[AGENDA21]

Emergency Management: They completely failed to manage the first large-scale emergency since 9/11. Despite all their big talk and hundreds of billions of dollars spent on homeland security over the past four years, this administration proved itself stunningly incompetent when faced with an actual emergency. (Katrina Relief Funds Squandered)


Fiscal Management: America is broke. No wait, we're worse than broke. In less than five years these borrow and spend-thrifts have nearly doubled our national debt, to a stunning $8.2 trillion. These are not your father's Republicans who treated public dollars as though they were an endangered species. These Republicans waste money in ways and in quantities that make those old tax and spend liberals of yore look like tight-fisted Scots.

This administration is so incompetent that you can just throw a dart at the front page of your morning paper and whatever story of importance it hits will prove my point.

More in link:
http://alternet.org/story/32382/

[jean]

1. The Daily Show had a running list the other night but ran out of

numbers. They had to go to Greek numbers.

[babylonsister]

2. So many, so many. I wish I had a list since 2000. nt

[TomClash]

3. I lost count after 9/11

:kick:

[serryjw]

4. We talk about this like it is

philosophical. This horror has consequences to billions of people. When is our leadership going to stop this madness?

[liberal N proud]

5. Billions an Billions

[bbinacan]

6. You'd need a

super computer to keep up.

[Democrats_win]

7. thousandreasons.net

1380 items listed by category:

http://www.thousandreasons.net/reasons.php

I don't think the list is complete but it seems to be up to date.

[DeadManInc]

8. I can't count that high

[HysteryDiagnosis]

9. Rainman.... the only one who can keep up with them.... n/t

[OneBlueSky]

10. they're not "mistakes" . . . they're deliberate actions that . . .

violate U.S. and international law, the Constitution, the Geneva Conventions, human rights, civil liberties, and common human decency . . .

they're not mistakes . . . they're crimes . . .