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Title: George Bush – Great President Or Greatest President Ever?
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URL Source: http://www.shoemoney.com/2007/01/24 ... nt-or-greatest-president-ever/
Published: Aug 18, 2009
Author: shoemoney.com
Post Date: 2009-08-18 17:12:38 by longnose gar
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Views: 469
Comments: 25
I watched the state of the union last night and wow… amazing. Even Nancy Pelosi could not contain her admiration for the most powerful man in the world. Every time she stood up and clapped (as I think all Americans were doing) as he talked about his plans for Iraq, health care, social security reform and of course the deficit it was pretty amazing. George Bush has come such a long way. From rebuilding our country post-9/11 to making Iraq the 51st state (unofficially). Its just too bad he only has 2 years of leadership left. I only hope Rudy Giuliani when he is elected by the people in 2008 will continue the amazing legacy set forth by George Bush. Curious as to your thoughts on our president. Is he just a great president? Or is he the greatest man ever elected to hold the highest office by the American people?
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#3. To: longnose gar (#0)
This is from a survey of 65 professional historians, who strongly disagree with your assessment of George W. Bush. This survey was taken early this year. Of course, I'm quite sure you're not interested in the opinions of actual historians, or any kind of professionals or people with any abilities or credentials other than mindlessly prattling on about how wonderful George W. Bush and his administration was. But hey, as long as you've got your head that far up his ass, why don't you make yourself useful and let us know if there's any polyps up there?
America’s historians, it seems, don’t think much of George W. Bush. “It would be difficult to identify a President who, facing major international and domestic crises, has failed in both as clearly as President Bush,” concluded one respondent. “His domestic policies,” another noted, “have had the cumulative effect of shoring up a semi-permanent aristocracy of capital that dwarfs the aristocracy of land against which the founding fathers rebelled; of encouraging a mindless retreat from science and rationalism; and of crippling the nation’s economic base.”
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#22. To: Elliott Jackalope (#3)
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