Beyond Iraq, Bush confronts a bleak foreign policy landscape
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have been so many challenges facing this country simultaneously," said
Richard N. Haass, a former senior Bush administration official who heads
the Council on Foreign Relations. "The danger is that Mr. Bush will hand
over a White House to a successor that will face a far messier world, with
far fewer resources left to cope with it."
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13709074/
Yep, Georgie had to make sure that all his rich buddies got their tax
breaks instead of taking care of our country. Oh, well. You get what you
pay for.
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What is sad is that if he could run again he'd get elected again by the
dumbshits because in the view of the idiots that elected him the first
two times anything that wasn't the fault of Clinton, the 'liberal' press
or the God's punishment was just bad luck. It's scary if you spend much
time talking with the southern dimwits that work for a living and now
embrace the repug party. I wonder what monument will be named or erected
in the Bush name? After all, Ronnie got an airport for much less damage
to the country.
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> What is sad is that if he could run again he'd get elected again by the
> dumbshits because in the view of the idiots that elected him the first
> two times anything that wasn't the fault of Clinton, the 'liberal' press
> or the God's punishment was just bad luck. It's scary if you spend much
> time talking with the southern dimwits that work for a living and now
> embrace the repug party. I wonder what monument will be named or erected
> in the Bush name? After all, Ronnie got an airport for much less damage
> to the country.
I said, in this group, when he was running for this term, that I felt that
the situation in the world was going to be a lot worse in the coming years
because of his actions. Therefore, I hoped that he would be re-elected in
order to receive the appropriate amount of the blame due to him rather than
the blame going to Kerry. And so it comes to pass. Sadder, still, is that I
see few in either party with the charisma or leadership capabilities to
straighten out Bush's mess. Except, maybe, Bill Clinton. But he can't run
again, unfortunately. And I don't think that Hillary is a viable nor
competant alternative. Maybe Bill Richardson.