analyzethis

I came across this hilarious news piece this morning. It is very interesting. Raising many questions such as “does he really think this?” and/or “could he possibly think that all Americans have been asleep the past 8 years?” just to name a few. George W.Bush is the worst of the worst. He caused so much pain and poverty to Americans and their familys, but for some odd reason he believes that we will be tricked into remebering him in a positive light.

News source is tothecenternews.com:

In a recent interview, conducted by his sister, Dorothy, for a historical archive project, Bush shared his hope that he will be remembered positively, namely as someone who did not lose his way in the big exciting town known as Washington. Among other things, he stated, “I’d like to be a president . . . [who was known] as somebody who liberated 50 million people and helped achieve peace; that focused on individuals rather than process; that rallied people to serve their neighbor.”

Let’s see… besides the fact that Americans were lied to about the reason for war, the allowing of relentless deregulation that has resulted in America being in the worst economic position ever, besides our country being at it’s most vulnerable globally, our homeless & unemployment rates at it’s highest and the implementing a little or non-funded “No child left behind project” the list of course goes on-and-on. Hummmm, with all of this Dub-ya really believes that we scorned Americans would positively remember his legacy. Exchange legacy for farce then I would agree.

I would say that Bush did manage to rally 50 million people,unfortunately it was at the local soup kitchens and the welfare offices. And he really did make peace for Hanky Paully and the boys on Wall Street.

Look, unless you have been asleep in a cocoon for the past 8 years I would tend to believe that Americans will realize that there is not enough spin to turn the Dub-ya administrations distarious regime around in our eyes or our lives.