Jeb Bush
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just proves over and over how out of tune to the world you really are
Jeb Bush ................:142smilie
he is the stupid son
George W rated the worst President in history of America and you think he was great.
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Former President George W. Bush steered clear of any detailed reflection on his legacy during a recent interview with USA Today, saying that his actions over eight years in the White House largely speak for themselves.
"There's no need to defend myself," Bush said in an interview published over the weekend, in anticipation of an opening ceremony for his presidential library at Southern Methodist University. "I did what I did and ultimately history will judge."
Bush will be in Dallas on Thursday when the doors of his presidential library officially open, along with his father, George H.W. Bush; President Barack Obama; and every other living president. He's spoken repeatedly over the past month about the presidency that facility is meant to honor and has left the impression that he is content with focusing on being a new grandfather, golfing and painting, while avoiding public scrutiny over his decisions.
Speaking with the Dallas Morning News recently, Bush addressed his leadership on the Iraq War -- one of the most highly criticized chapters of his presidency -- saying that he was "comfortable" and "confident the decisions were made the right way."
USA Today also caught up with close friends and family of the former president, who said that Bush "feels totally at peace" with his record. Former Bush strategist Karl Rove said that he "has an inner confidence ... that what he did was right."
And while Bush and some of his closest allies suggest that there is nothing about his legacy that needs defending, other sources close to the former president have suggested that the $500 million presidential library is an attempt to patch up his scarred reputation.:SIB
A longtime Bush counselor told National Journal in a piece published Monday that the former president was "confident" he could improve his reputation.:facepalm:
?How else could he be?" the counselor said. "But he?s got a ways to go to mending his record -- if it can be done.":0074
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hedge is convinced
enuff said .........
"There's no need to defend myself," Bush said in an interview published over the weekend, in anticipation of an opening ceremony for his presidential library at Southern Methodist University. "I did what I did and ultimately history will judge."
Bush will be in Dallas on Thursday when the doors of his presidential library officially open, along with his father, George H.W. Bush; President Barack Obama; and every other living president. He's spoken repeatedly over the past month about the presidency that facility is meant to honor and has left the impression that he is content with focusing on being a new grandfather, golfing and painting, while avoiding public scrutiny over his decisions.
Speaking with the Dallas Morning News recently, Bush addressed his leadership on the Iraq War -- one of the most highly criticized chapters of his presidency -- saying that he was "comfortable" and "confident the decisions were made the right way."
USA Today also caught up with close friends and family of the former president, who said that Bush "feels totally at peace" with his record. Former Bush strategist Karl Rove said that he "has an inner confidence ... that what he did was right."
And while Bush and some of his closest allies suggest that there is nothing about his legacy that needs defending, other sources close to the former president have suggested that the $500 million presidential library is an attempt to patch up his scarred reputation.:SIB
A longtime Bush counselor told National Journal in a piece published Monday that the former president was "confident" he could improve his reputation.:facepalm:
?How else could he be?" the counselor said. "But he?s got a ways to go to mending his record -- if it can be done.":0074
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hedge is convinced
enuff said .........
In January 2013, New York Times journalist and statistician Nate Silver composed a composite list of previous presidential rankings by scholars.
1.Abraham Lincoln
2.Franklin D. Roosevelt
3.George Washington
4.Theodore Roosevelt
5.Thomas Jefferson
6.Harry Truman
7.Woodrow Wilson
8.Dwight D. Eisenhower
9.John F. Kennedy
10.Ronald Reagan
11.James K. Polk
12.Lyndon B. Johnson
13.Andrew Jackson
14.James Monroe
15.James Madison
16.John Adams
17.Barack Obama
18.Bill Clinton
19.William McKinley
20.John Quincy Adams
21.Grover Cleveland
22.George H.W. Bush
23.Ulysses S. Grant
24.Gerald Ford
25.William Howard Taft
26.Jimmy Carter
27.Calvin Coolidge
28.Chester A. Arthur
29.Richard Nixon
30.James A. Garfield
31.Martin Van Buren
32.Rutherford B. Hayes
33.Zachary Taylor
34.Benjamin Harrison
35.Herbert Hoover
36.John Tyler
37.Millard Fillmore
38.George W. Bush
39.Andrew Johnson
40.William Henry Harrison
41.Warren G. Harding
42.Franklin Pierce
43.James Buchanan
A 2010 Siena poll of 238 Presidential scholars found that former president George W. Bush was ranked 39th out of 43, with poor ratings in handling of the economy, communication, ability to compromise, foreign policy accomplishments, and intelligence.
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A 2006 Siena College poll of 744 professors reported the following results:[10]
"George W. Bush has just finished five years as President. If today were the last day of his presidency, how would you rank him?
The responses were: Great: 2%; Near Great: 5%; Average: 11%; Below Average: 24%; Failure: 58%."
"In your judgment, do you think he has a realistic chance of improving his rating??
Two-thirds (67%) responded no; less than a quarter (23%) responded yes; and 10% chose "no opinion or not applicable."
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hedge pull your head out of ass and quit listening to Russ Pedo power and Mikey Savage oh and Beck
1.Abraham Lincoln
2.Franklin D. Roosevelt
3.George Washington
4.Theodore Roosevelt
5.Thomas Jefferson
6.Harry Truman
7.Woodrow Wilson
8.Dwight D. Eisenhower
9.John F. Kennedy
10.Ronald Reagan
11.James K. Polk
12.Lyndon B. Johnson
13.Andrew Jackson
14.James Monroe
15.James Madison
16.John Adams
17.Barack Obama
18.Bill Clinton
19.William McKinley
20.John Quincy Adams
21.Grover Cleveland
22.George H.W. Bush
23.Ulysses S. Grant
24.Gerald Ford
25.William Howard Taft
26.Jimmy Carter
27.Calvin Coolidge
28.Chester A. Arthur
29.Richard Nixon
30.James A. Garfield
31.Martin Van Buren
32.Rutherford B. Hayes
33.Zachary Taylor
34.Benjamin Harrison
35.Herbert Hoover
36.John Tyler
37.Millard Fillmore
38.George W. Bush
39.Andrew Johnson
40.William Henry Harrison
41.Warren G. Harding
42.Franklin Pierce
43.James Buchanan
A 2010 Siena poll of 238 Presidential scholars found that former president George W. Bush was ranked 39th out of 43, with poor ratings in handling of the economy, communication, ability to compromise, foreign policy accomplishments, and intelligence.
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A 2006 Siena College poll of 744 professors reported the following results:[10]
"George W. Bush has just finished five years as President. If today were the last day of his presidency, how would you rank him?
The responses were: Great: 2%; Near Great: 5%; Average: 11%; Below Average: 24%; Failure: 58%."
"In your judgment, do you think he has a realistic chance of improving his rating??
Two-thirds (67%) responded no; less than a quarter (23%) responded yes; and 10% chose "no opinion or not applicable."
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hedge pull your head out of ass and quit listening to Russ Pedo power and Mikey Savage oh and Beck
38.George W. Bush
Below Average: 24%; Failure: 58%
thats a whopping 82% that thought Georgie W sucked after 5 yrs with no hope to get better.
and lets face it. It got worse. Alot worse
Richard Nixon beat him and he was fucing impeached. Holy Chitballs :facepalm:
:142smilie
what a waste of thoughts yu have
That's BULLSHIT Scott, Obama hasn't released his college records, he's a stupid SOB, why else is he hiding his records?
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The fact that he is even mentioned tells you all you need to know about the republican party.
They are pretty much beyond fucked at this point.
Sing along, ya'll know the tune....
Well,the first thing ya know ole Jeb's a millionaire. kin folk said Jeb, move away from there.. Said californy is the place to be so they loaded up the truck and moved to Beverly.
Man, I loved that show.........
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Well,the first thing ya know ole Jeb's a millionaire. kin folk said Jeb, move away from there.. Said californy is the place to be so they loaded up the truck and moved to Beverly.
Man, I loved that show.........
would you rather fight the terrorists on their soil or here? Obama had these whackjobs that bombed Boston and let them go and he is just wonderful according to you :lol: more terrorists running around this country, Bush fought them in Afghanistan and Iraq:shrug:
GW will go down as one of the best if not the best President of all time before its said and done I love the guy. Only issue I have with him is catering to the Liberals
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Someone has been taking their stupid pills.
So Bush never had a terrorist attack happen on U.S soil during his presidency now?
I love how you can just change history.
Lets review three people die in Boston, and Bush was responsible for 2,996 people dying.
Bill Clinton had Osama Bin Laden and let him go, Democrats are the reason 9/11 happened, not Bush...Bin Laden waited until Bush was in office so it would look like the Republicans fault...
NUFF SAID
