The legacy of 'W'?

[BigSKINBauer]

I don't have time to read the article right now but, he is a president of war and was the president during 9/11. No matter what, i think 50 years from now he will be seen in a far more positive light just because our high school history books aren't going to demean a president during such intense times. However, i don't think anyone will forget his unprecedented unpopularity among the american people.

Infact this time period may be seen as one of the greatest failures of government in US history. Democrats and Republicans alike suck ass right now. We voted for a new congress and they have done shit. This is going to get dangerous because the wants of the american people are going unaddressed. I mean there is a reason why so many democrats won in the last election but the fact that nothing is happening is disheartening.

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by BigSKINBauer

Infact this time period may be seen as one of the greatest failures of government in US history. Democrats and Republicans alike suck ass right now. We voted for a new congress and they have done shit. This is going to get dangerous because the wants of the american people are going unaddressed. I mean there is a reason why so many democrats won in the last election but the fact that nothing is happening is disheartening.

This I absolutely agree with.
Of course I would like to say it's cause the Dems have no actual plan, or insights, but I truely feel it's cause they can't play as a team. (they as in everyone) It's like kindergarden all over again and everyone is getting a U under the section of "Plays well with others".

I still hold firm to, well you may hate Bush, but Kerry would have been a complete disaster on a monumental scale. We still chose the lesser of two evils.