Obama: "I'm not a perfect person, and I won't be a perfect President."

[DjTj]

A memorial is created after someone passes away. Whew.

That photo was taken in 2094 and transported back from the future.

[Jumbo]

That trophy case is as empty as the promise of a political thread remaining on topic.

[33]

Even if you like Bush and think highly of him I don't see how you could possibly compare him to Lincoln or FDR.

Bush has done some great work. Sadly the majority of his constituents have know idea about it.

[Burgundy Burner]

That photo was taken in 2094 and transported back from the future.

Ok, you need to teach me how to do this future thing. I'm thinking of a certain party later this summer...

Hey Jumbo, stay on topic will ya! Otherwise, I'll use to go back and forth in time - I forsee major changes at ES.

[Jumbo]

Ok, you need to teach me how to do this future thing. I'm thinking of a certain party later this summer...

Hey Jumbo, stay on topic will ya! Otherwise, I'll use to go back and forth in time - I forsee major changes at ES.

Hey, I got your topic hanging in the other thread

[Burgundy Burner]

Hey, I got your topic hanging in the other thread

I'll get to it in about forty years. It will seem like three minutes to you.

[Jumbo]

I'll get to it in about forty years. It will seem like three minutes to you.

That's weird. The last ten years seemed like 3 minutes to me. I picked a lousy decade to give up hard drugs.

[Larry]

False. Iraq was given multiple ultimatums from the UN regarding inspectors. Plans were devised by the Pentagon in order to assure compliance.

True.

Bush created a special intel office, run out of the Pentagon, who's job was to grab all intel on Iraq, and feed that intel directly to the White House, so that the White House could use that information before the CIA could check the information to see if it was believable.

It contributed such gems as the "Niger yellowcake" information. (Which was based on a forged document, but which the CIA hadn't proven was forged, yet.) (Although they had proven it was forged before Bush used it in his SotU.)

Nothing like taking a shot in the dark and hoping it sticks.

Fact: There was a PDB titled "Ossama determined to attack within the US"

Fact: W announced "We had no idea that Ossama was going to attack within the US"

Fact: All of the records that would say whether W was or wasn't present at that Presidential Daily Briefing are missing.

False. Two weeks were set aside in August - a month that is typically used by the executive and legislative branches as vacation time.

Now, granted, I'm just going by memory, here. But I seem to recall him taking the entire month of August off. And roughly 3 out of 4 weekends, for his first year.

In fact, I seem to remember someone pointing out that, in his first year, Bush took more vacation days than any previous President had ever taken during their entire term.

(Yes, I realize that that's one of those statistics that makes a much better sound bite than it's true significance.)

[DjTj]

Ok, you need to teach me how to do this future thing. I'm thinking of a certain party later this summer...

Sorry, I can only transport photos of trophy cases. This was at Redskins Park:

[Smoot Point Really]

(Remembering when Bush was asked if he'd made any mistakes in office, and he couldn't think of any.)

Still. Strikes me as a dumb thing to say as a candidate.

You are damned if you do, damned if you don't answer that question... The democrats were asked this in one of the debates (around 14, I believe) and they all answered, "Of course I've made mistakes..." Then none of them would elaborate. Hillary was the only one who admitted that she made a mistake with the Bosnia Sniper thing, but that was in the news at the time and it was an obvious mistake and I believe it was the entire reason the question was asked (I guess the moderator was biased).

It's funny how much democrats love distractions when they are anti-bush distractions.

[Smoot Point Really]

It contributed such gems as the "Niger yellowcake" information. (Which was based on a forged document, but which the CIA hadn't proven was forged, yet.) (Although they had proven it was forged before Bush used it in his SotU.)

The famous "16 words" at the State of the Union weren't a lie... It hadn't been "proven" as you say, there were competing bits of intelligence on this:

http://www.factcheck.org/bushs_16_wo...q_uranium.html

[HogNose]

The AntiChrist will be the greatest politician in world history and he still will have a flaw......

Damn..and I thought Bush was the AntiChrist.

[Smoot Point Really]

The AntiChrist will be the greatest politician in world history and he still will have a flaw......

Some would say that his biggest flaw would be that he is the "AntiChrist"...

[Switchgear]

Ya, know what, he's right.....I'm voting for HIM!!

[Heisenberg]

Bush is the most unpopular President in the history of the popularity ratings. In a country where the majority of voters voted for Bush 4 years ago . . . to have a 29% satisfaction rating is all you need to know.