Actually, that’s the thing Bush deserves at least some blame for.
Or maybe it's the only thing that IS.
If he had never listened to Rove and the frigg'n "new tone" lunacy and defended himself like any man should have, or came out and warned about Obama (it's not like they didn't know)...Maybe, just maybe, things would have been different.
But then, maybe he's a progressive and he approves of all that's happening.
Let's face it is Bush's fault. If he wasn't so disliked they would not have voted for Obamugabe. /sarc
On another note, is it time to rename the San Andreas Fault to Bush's Fault?
Absolutely false! That was actually Bush's biggest fault.
Bush's failure to sell his policies to the sheeple, over the heads of the MSM, is indeed his greatest failure. At that point in history, the United States needed a Great Communicator, and GWB was not up to the task!
A conundrum.
I do not hate George Bush.
I am, however, greatly disappointed in him.
Not for most, or any, of the reasons that are trotted out regularly by The Usurper, his minions, or the statist news outlets. I am disappointed in him for not vigorously defending conservative principles when he had the bully pulpit of the Presidency.
I am also disappointed in him for playing into the hands of the global statists by acquiescing to the TARP program, which set the stage for further fiscal improprieties and later downright malfeasance on the part of Congress.
The weakness of George Bush's response on these issues, added to his failure to prosecute the War on Terror on the domestic publicity front, as well as on the battlefield set the stage for an even weaker John McCain to default the election to The Usurper.
These factors, combined with the treachery of RINOs at all levels of government has reminded us most painfully of the truth in Ayn Rand's words:
"In any compromise between good and evil, it is only evil that can profit."
Was The Usurper's election Bush's fault? Not exclusively. But one cannot deny that in many ways, the whole political structure of the US, and the cause of objective good in the world got a black eye in that election.
Time for men of compromise to shut up and sit down. Time for men of principle to take back the nation.