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COMMENTS:
Voted : No
George Bush will be vindicated by history in approximately the same way that Adolph Hitler has been vindicated.
Voted : No
Future Generations (of U.S. citizens) will look back and rue the day he took office...as history unfolds, I believe any assessments of him will only get worse...
Voted : No
no. he will be villified by history -- justifiably so.
Voted : No
Because I've taken great pains to insure that his legacy will last throughout all time. Unless a nuke hits a certain server in Malaysia, the records will be there.
Voted : No
He is a blot on our nation's history. He makes Nixon look positively statesmanlike.
I just hate watching the slow bleed of my country until January 2008, when this horror of a man will finally be gone (fingers crossed).
"He is a blot on our nation's history. He makes Nixon look positively statesmanlike." - Mojo -
Mojo, don't you mean Johnson? Johnson's the one who escalated the war in Vietnam. And it was Nixon who (very statesmanly - if that's a word) opened up diplomatic channels with the Soviet Union and China.
"George Bush will be vindicated by history in approximately the same way that Adolph Hitler has been vindicated." - Margaret123 -
And Margaret, don't you think you're being ridiculously harsh? Come on! Hitler? Give me a break.
It's impossible to say right now. If, in 10, 20, or 30 years from now, Iraq is (still) a democratic nation, and its people aren't living under the thumb of an oppressively cruel dictator like Saddam Hussein, then yes, Bush will be vindicated. If, however, it all falls apart, and Iraq becomes like Iran, then no.
Yeah, Margaret.
Don't be so hard on Hitler.
Voted : No
No.
Yes. He gets sexier every day and it gets harder to resist. Keep getting distracted by that grey catsuit though and am likely to stray ;-)
Voted : No
Johnson may have escalated a war, Bostonian, but as far as I know, he didn't create one from thin air. And isn't this ballot about Bush??
and -- um --
statesˇman (sttsmn)
n.
1. A man who is a leader in national or international affairs.
2. A male political leader regarded as a disinterested promoter of the public good.
3. A man who is a respected leader in a given field: "a mature statesman of American letters" Toby Thompson.
statesmanˇlike, statesmanˇly adj.
statesmanˇship n.
Yes, it's a word. It just doesn't apply to George W. Bush.
(just speeding through, stopped long enough to give mojo a standing ovation)
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