A valedictory for Dubyah
It's nothing less than a tragedy that, in bidding adieu to the Bush presidency (or any other) it should be necessary to frame one's thoughts as a response to commonly accepted lies about it.
This, however, admirably addresses five lies about George W. Bush's years in the White House which doubtless will continue to be repeated as long as people lacking either adequate information to know whereof they speak or simple, old-fashioned integrity continue to opine.
To Dubyah! Whatever one thinks of his years in the White House, may he be judged by history on the basis of his record, and not on the basis of the lies his enemies told about him.
No person of integrity could wish otherwise for any president of either party.
HT: Real Clear Politics
This, however, admirably addresses five lies about George W. Bush's years in the White House which doubtless will continue to be repeated as long as people lacking either adequate information to know whereof they speak or simple, old-fashioned integrity continue to opine.
To Dubyah! Whatever one thinks of his years in the White House, may he be judged by history on the basis of his record, and not on the basis of the lies his enemies told about him.
No person of integrity could wish otherwise for any president of either party.
HT: Real Clear Politics
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