WILL AMERICAN HISTORY BE DIVIDED INTO THE PRE-BUSH AND POST-BUSH ERAS?

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political : WILL AMERICAN HISTORY BE DIVIDED INTO THE PRE-BUSH AND POST-BUSH ERAS?

[+] serious ballot by cranky
ACTIVE Wed Sep 14, 05 - Mon Jun 09, 08
The pre-Bush era being the era of democracy, equality, freedom, and middle class prosperity, and the post-Bush era being one of dictatorship, elitism, oppression, and immense poverty and a rich/poor economy?

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COMMENTS:
Probably.

Bush's influence has been tragically significant -- enough to totally screw up many facets of teh country. It will take us decades or generations to recover, assuming the citizenry regains enough wisdom and integrity to reject him and his ilk.

by Cathexis on Wed Sep 14, 05 9:50am [+]

I don't know, but I think 9/11 is going to be used many years from now on, to divide a new historical age from the old one, just like 1918 divides modern history from contemporary history.

by johan_moritz on Wed Sep 14, 05 11:09am [+]

Sure, the accent and the decline of power.

by cdubatrc on Wed Sep 14, 05 2:11pm [+]

yes, like yours :)

by cdubatrc on Thu Sep 15, 05 1:12am [+]

I voted against Bush, but some people have no sense of history. There were two World Wars, a Great Depression, a Civil War, and so forth.

Bush isn't that important.

by skylab on Tue Jun 27, 06 5:26pm [+]

I just hope the damage he and his buddies have wrought is fixable.

by wanderlust1987 on Sun Jul 16, 06 5:07am [+]

Voted : No
No. It will be divided from the Red Scare era of the Cold War, a small gap between, and then the so-called war on terror era. Both eras saw attempts to reduce rights and privacy in the US, out of supposed fear of supposed enemies. It's all just a little bit of history repeating. I don't see George W. Bush as being really that significant. Many Cold War Presidents have behaved similar to him, just out of different stated reasons.

by xxxxxxxx on Wed Aug 16, 06 8:20am [+]

Voted : No
George W Bush is an idiot but then so was Warren Harding, so was Ronald Reagan. Bush behaves like a dictator. So did Franklin D Roosevelt. Bush stole an election. So did John F Kennedy. Bush is a liar. So was Nixon. This too shall pass as Abe Lincoln said. I think history will see Bush as a fool who acted as Dick Cheneys frontman and bullet stopper.

by Searchlight on Sun Aug 27, 06 9:02am [+]

There's actually going to be a post Bush era??

by Andrew_Anorak on Wed Dec 13, 06 9:09am [+]

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