The Failed Legacy of George W. Bush

I don't think that George bush is to blame for the way the country is today. In my opinion, blame for the country being the way it is shouldn't only rest on his shoulders, it should be spread evenly. I don't believe that anyone agrees with what he did, myself included.

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정희^ of 1:17PM July 31, 2008

I'm sorry, we all know that alot of the problems of this country stem from the gross mismanagement of George W. Bush and the rest of the Republican crooks in his circle. But, One group seems to have coasted scot free from Blame. The Millions of uninformed, lazy and stupid folks who have backed this regime from the get go, THE AMERICAN PEOPLE!!! While the constitution and the Bill of Rights were being laid siege by this neo-con cabal, most folks were more concerned who would win American Idol and what Brittany or Paris were up too! They and their children and grandchildren deserve what they got...what angers me the most is that they have taken me and mine on the same road to hell!!! Its time to move to another more enlightened country....God knows what that is!!!

Neil Bush of CO 12:11PM July 19, 2008

I just don’t see GW doing all this negative stuff by himself; he indeed doesn’t seem bright enough to have screwed this much up alone. Certainly there is enough "blame" to go around in D.C. - Some must be placed at the feet of The House and Senate. In 1982, I had the privilege of working for the Executive Counsel and the Chief Scientist and Designer of the B-2 Bomber in a courier capacity. On a day that I have never forgotten, the Chief Scientist asked me, then twenty-five years old and about to get married for the first time, how things were going “out there” and what I was hearing “on the street” – I expressed that I was more than just a little concerned about what I was hearing in regard to “they’re going to cancel it” as the B-2 Program was viewed, even in those early days, as “too expensive” – This brilliant scientist looked up at me and said “Listen Paul, you’re never going to read this in any publication or hear it on the radio, but the Soviets just finished spending over $100 billion dollars on an early warning defense system that the B-2 is going to render useless and they can’t even feed their people – You’re going to see that wall come down in the next fifteen years” Many have forgotten it was Mr. Carter who cancelled the B-1 in order to proceed with the B-2 and it was Mr. Reagan who cut the program to nearly ineffective numbers. They’ve all made mistakes, but I think its time we started listening to our scientists. The late Sir Arthur C. Clarke theorized that if all we shut down all vehicular traffic in the Greater Los Angeles area for twenty-four hours, we’d have smog free air in the basin for two years. What we need to collectively ask ourselves as a society is, why can’t we make something that simple happen, and remove or boycott the powers that be who would stop such a simple act yet profound act. Lastly, Obama is ineligible for a DoD Security Clearance.

PB in L.A. of CA 3:43PM July 16, 2008