I would think he would be remembered as being smarter than you!

What the hell does this have to do with woodworking?

On 27 Aug 2003 14:25:21 -0700, (Cindy Duncan)
wrote:

It is very difficult to predict the historical implications of a world
leader while he is still alive....let alone still in office.

If the GW Bush presidency ended today, what would he be rembember for
in history?

Richard Cranium wrote:

I would think he would be remembered as being smarter than you!

What the hell does this have to do with woodworking?

My feelins exactly.... !!!! fricken Nut Cases...

Bob G.

I sure wish a party...any party, would run a candidate worth voting for
in his own right. Bush was just the least of two bad options, or so it
seemed. How about a GOOD, worthwhile, and possibly intelligent
candidate. Right now I'd settle for one, who could conjugate the verb
"to be" without prompting.

Phil

Shakeel Virk wrote:
In soc.culture.usa Cindy Duncan wrote:
: It is very difficult to predict the historical implications of a world
: leader while he is still alive....let alone still in office.

: If the GW Bush presidency ended today, what would he be rembember for
: in history?

I think one word would be "failure".