George Walker Bush will be remembered for his legendary failure rate.

[Rex]

I dare someone to find a more miserable failure than Dubya. I believe he will receive a negative job performance rating for his 8 years - that is to say if we can find ANY performance to rate, from Dec 12th 2000.

I stay somewhat skeptical.

[babylonsister]

1. He's performed, all right. His strings are yanked daily and there are

some select grateful people.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=2035605&mesg_id=2035605

[Rex]

2. His choice.

Never had to go along with any of it. Legendary failure rate - his personal history.

[babylonsister]

9. True. He must have been one spoiled little brat to do this to our country,

without showing any remorse. His personal life must have shaped his 'legend'.

[Swamp Rat]

3. and all those Iraqi children he murdered in order to please his neocon overlords.

[Rex]

5. He will not be thought of in a nice way by anyone.

Anywhere. The King John of America.

[Swamp Rat]

11. Please do not sully King John's name.

:D

At least the Magna Carta came into being during his reign, which eventually gave us Habeas Corpus. Bushler has eviscerated it, thus handing a victory to Osama Bin Laden.

[Rex]

14. Well he will forever be remembered as the toilet.

I guess we should have known Bush would flush the Constitution.

[patrice]

12. Odd, how even at this late date, it's STILL hard to believe . . .

anyone would purposefully plan something that they KNEW would inevitably and needlessly kill thousands of innocent people for whatever.

There is NO other word for it; they are Murderers.

I've been following the whole thing from its beginning and I'm STILL shocked and amazed that they did it AND they WILL get away with it.

[Vincardog]

4. Who would have thought that a man who only managed to graduate in the top 80% of his class

due to his parents donating 25 Million to his school;
a man who bankrupted every business he ever was involved with with the exception of the baseball team he got government subsidy for;
a man who was convicted of at least two DWIs;
that this paragon of conservative values would make a lousy (p)Resident?

Color me shocked.

[Rex]

7. The guy who couldn't stay sober during his tour in the ANG

The guy who has the most infamous brothers in modern times. A family that has ties into clear politics for profit ties to corporations with no bid contracts.

If you go by the 'bullets for butter' scale - the entire family would be way in the negative numbers. Productive? Sure if you think death is progress.

[Vincardog]

13. The man who delighted in blowing up frogs as a child and Branding Frat brothers a$$holes

But he cames by it honestly. Remember Grandpa Prescott was Hitlers banker and a famous war profiter in his own right. With genes like that and the proper inbreeding how could you miss?

[bryant69]

6. It'll be interesting - but the question is how much of his failure is due to incompetence

and how much is due to malice? Or ideology?

I mean I don't know how much I like future generations thinking "Well Bush might have had some good ideas, but was hampered by his failures."

Bryant
Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com

[Rex]

8. I think most will wonder if he ever was the president of the US.

People love to remember the aberrations in history. If anyone spends a few minutes online in the future to read about GWB, they will have to ask themselves - how could he PERSONALLY fail so often in everything he did?

Yet at the same time, he did 'become' president and had a war and blah blah, so it will be interesting to see how history (global) writes GWB into their books.

[bryant69]

10. I suppose it will be like Aaron Burr - the vice president who plotted to hand

america back to the British - we look the other way pretty much.

Bryant