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George Bush: Worst American president in history

Sunta

By Sunta, in Rants & Raves

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gadgetlady    4

gadgetlady
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Wow....that's some irony right there.

Classic. I put this link on another thread but it bears repeating:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_m1WadbFms]YouTube - Obama or McCain?[/ame]

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plain    12

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That's the kind of stuff I miss from Howard now that he's not on radio anymore.

When it comes to syndicated radio entertainment, there's nothing better than The Bob and Tom Show. I listen to it on my way home from work every morning.

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Donna113    2

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Classic. I put this link on another thread but it bears repeating:

YouTube - Obama or McCain?

Hilarious! This is why I say a test should be required before you are allowed to vote. You have to take a test for everything else, why is it so wrong to require it of you if you are voting for the most powerful position in the country, if not the world?

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Nanook    2

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When it comes to syndicated radio entertainment, there's nothing better than The Bob and Tom Show. I listen to it on my way home from work every morning.

I've haven't heard them but I used to listen to Phil Hendrie (sp) he was so funny especially when he'd do the female characters. He would have these pretend people on the show, he did all the voices. Once he had a couple pretending they were parents who allowed their 13 year olds to have alcohol parties. It was really funny! Have you ever listened to him? I haven't heard him in a few years though but he was the greatest!:D

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gadgetlady    4

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Hilarious! This is why I say a test should be required before you are allowed to vote. You have to take a test for everything else, why is it so wrong to require it of you if you are voting for the most powerful position in the country, if not the world?

Amen! I've said that for years as well. A simple test on basic knowledge of American politics should be required. It's scary how incredibly ignorant some people are.

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Weigh2Fat    0

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Are you serious I think he is the hole WORLD JOKE and it's very embaracing for us to have him as a president.He is stupid, imcopentent and I'm very surprised the american people kept him there until now. Did anyone heard about impeachment?

I have four words for you...No child left behind!

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stevegoad    32

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Well, pardon me if I don't read through 92 pages covering 2 years of posting...

The question: Is GWB the worst ever? Who knows. I don't believe we can sit this close in time and say. Ask again in 50 years.

Certainly he has not done a good job. His actions have taken some bad situations (World Trade Center, Katrina) and made them worse.

By taking FEMA and putting it under the department of Homeland Security, he took a bad local government in New Orleans and let Katrina become a national issue... and then didn't do anything to fix it even three years later.

By going to war with Iraq so as to find a terrorist in Afghanistan, he proved he doesn't know geography or military tactics.

So yes, I believe he is a bad president.

But to say the worst ever? Jimmy Carter's lack of any knowledge on domestic issues? Richard Nixon, who could have been great except for corruption? Certainly there are others before my lifetime.

Only time will tell.

Best president ever... William Henry Harrison. By dying only a month after taking office, he did nothing, but will be well remembered for the great slogan "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too!"

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BJean    16

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I think it is unanimous!!!

Steve Goad, you the man!

Btw, Mr. Goad, are you by any chance from Oklahoma?

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stevegoad    32

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Thank you. I'm honored.

Don't know of any relatives in Oklahoma, but then again, Goad is such a small name that it can hardly go around more than one family.

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PoppySeed    0

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Agreed...i wonder how much different things would have been if they would have not came up w/the whole miscount in Florida 4 yrs ago

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