Bush's 8 years of cruelty and arrogance of his team brought worst damage to America in its history

Jan 2008 Bush's disastrous legacy shouldnt be forgotten to prevent future devastating presidencies.
Bushs 8 years of idiocy, cruelty, disrespect to human lives, lawless actions, arrogance and ignorance of his team brought worst damage to America in its history. We shouldnt stop to speak about so it will never happen again.
The First Draft of History Looks Rough on Bush
April 11, 2008—President Bush often argues that history will vindicate him. So he can't be pleased with an informal survey of 109 professional historians conducted by the History News Network. It found that 98 percent of them believe that Bush's presidency has been a failure, while only about 2 percent see it as a success. Not only that, more than 61 percent of the historians say the current presidency is the worst in American history. In 2004, only 11.6 percent of the historians rated Bush's presidency in last place. Among the reasons given for his low ratings: invading Iraq, "tax breaks for the rich," and alienating many nations around the world. Bush supporters counter that professional historians today tend to be liberal and that it's too early to assess how his policies will turn out. [While Bush is unquestionably the worst AMERICAN president in history, he is the greatest REPUBLICAN president in 100 years. He has accomplished so much of the Republican agenda he makes Reagan look like a stoned-out slacker. He has drained the treasury and transferred the money to Republican-supporting contractors, lowered taxes on the wealthiest, dismantled many regulatory agencies, slashed environmental laws, destroyed workplace safety regulations, broken the wall between church and state, brought us closer to a police state, made busting unions easier, etc]

'What We Are Seeing Is the Fall of America'
Nobody dared to stand up and criticize Bush when he unlawfully went to war on Iraq or when he was backimg third genicide of Ossetians in South Ossetia by Georgian dictator in august 2008. It is depressing, and shows what direction this country has taken since he came to power -- a power which did not rightfully belong to him. The media is not playing its role. The Bushites are bullies and for a long time nobody dared criticize them and just swallowed their propaganda and lies. People have become scared. In this kind of climate, nobody is interested in the critical voice. You ask about the role of the intellectual in America tduring Bush Era and I have to say: What role? What intellectuals? There is no room for them in the simplified and dumbed down world of today's media. We used to play a role, and there are still a few left, but we are a dying breed. Nobody seems to be interested in nuance anymore."
"There ought to be limits to freedom"
~Quote: George W. Bush, at Texas State House
Whistleblower Levels Shocking Allegations at Bush's Spying Programs
On Jan. 21, 2009 former U.S. intelligence official Russell Tice appeared on MSNBC's "Countdown with Keith Olbermannn" and broke a sobering bit of news that, sandwiched between Obama's inauguration and sweeping executive orders, went largely ignored by the media: Under the Bush administration's notorious warrantless spying program, not only did the NSA eavesdrop on millions of Americans, it turns out it specifically targeted "U.S. news organizations, reporters and journalists." As Olbermannn put it, "non-terrorist Americans, if you will." "It has taken less than 24 hours after the Bush presidency ended for a former analyst with the National Security Agency to come forward to reveal new allegations about how this nation was spied on by its by its own government," Olbermannn said on Wednesday night. Dd\espite the Bush administration's claims to the contrary, "the National Security Agency had access to all Americans' communications, faxes, phone calls and their computer communications and it didn't mater whether you were in Kansas in the middle of the country and you never made any foreign communications at all. They monitored all communications."
As historians ponder George W. Bushs disastrous presidency, they may wonder how Republicans perfected a propaganda system that could fool tens of millions of Americans, intimidate Democrats, and transform the vaunted Washington press corps from watchdogs to lapdogs.

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[SickoHomie]

This piece of shit got my parents kicked out and evicted from their own homes, wat good is their retirement money when he got it thrown to shit, FUCK YOU BUSH. I will be there the day the other dumbasses in the government decide to put your lanky ass in jail and do something right once in their lives. Good day.

[ZaGaZigZag]

After 8 years of Bush how can people call Obama arrogant and the Antichrist, any wrong he's done doesn't compare.

[Stfuen]

I am not watching a 10minute video of some guy recording the screen.

[vernontrumpet2000]

@exbronco1980 more specificaly I blame the Christian right,Bush would have not been so close to Gore in votes inorder to facilitate the theft in Florida had it not been for the looney head christian right who were so blinded with their heads in the clouds feet not touching the ground screaming Jesus at the top of their lungs thinking Bush was the second comming .That was a very weird bunch of people.......They gave God a bad name

[robertoinfinite10]

@exbronco1980 Your little chicken/egg analogy doesn't work here - It's direct cause and effect.

[exbronco1980]

@robertoinfinite10 supreme court justices appointed by republican presidents, confirmed by the senate. who elected those presidents? who elected those senators? the american people. a country gets the government it deserves.

[robertoinfinite10]

@exbronco1980 - Wrong again - the supreme court brought this presidency on us. I am an American citizen and voted AGAINST Bush both times - stop over-generalizing. Thanks for coming out though....

[exbronco1980]

@robertoinfinite10 let's say gore beat bush by 1.2 million votes in florida.....then they couldn't have stolen it for bush. the count in florida was close enough for bush to steal it. the people brought his presidency on themselves.

[robertoinfinite10]

@exbronco1980 He didnt win the popular vote in 2000 - That election was rigged from day one.

[exbronco1980]

the american people totally brought the george w. bush presidency on themselves. they have no one to blame but themselves.

[JOHNYMCRABER]

DUDE UR RIGHT! HOW THE FUCK ISNT BUSH BEING HELD FOR WHAT HE DID STILL?! HE DESTROYED OUR FUCKING COUNTRY!