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Originally Posted by dmek25
here is some intresting reading, just for you, trample
So Bush's legacy hinges on Iraq, which is an unmitigated disaster. Instead of being forgiven, like Polk and McKinley, for his phony pretext for war (WMD and al-Qaeda operatives in Baghdad), he stands to be lambasted by future scholars. What once were his two best sound bites -- "Wanted dead or alive" and "Mission accomplished" -- will be used like billy clubs to shatter his legacy every time it gets a revisionist lift. The left will keep battering him for warmongering while the right will remember its outrage that he didn't send enough battalions to Iraq.
couldnt get the link to work. taken from the washington post
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What about Bush spending more $ fighting AIDS and Malaria then any man in history , 17 $ billion ? Did you know that the party that cares the about the poor banned DDT
What the World Needs Now Is DDT - New York Times That has led to aprox. 40 million people dying ? Look up DDT / Rachel Carson . Too bad Clinton did not feel that was an important fight , like invading Haiti ?