Worst than Buchanan? (I don't know to either put a gag, laugh or barf alert on this one)

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[MikefromOhio]

AUSTIN, Texas (Creators Syndicate) -- Several great minds were asked to help think up interview questions for George W. Bush. I liked, "Are you the worst president since James Buchanan, or have you never heard of him?"

Sorry about the snarkiness quotient, but is there anything these folks can't screw up -- and then refuse to own up to? Iraq is the most difficult to judge because it's so far away. I can find no indication -- from hours of electricity available to amount of oil being pumped to number of dead people -- that hints at any improvement.

On the other hand, even though I don't think it's my job, I can't prove that pulling out won't make things worse. Judging the good news-bad news volume from Iraq took such an exceptional lurch to ludicrous, it's now difficult to even try to judge it with a straight face.

[Arrowhead1952]

This is nothing but tripe coming from a moonbat woman who is battling breast cancer. The libs here in the Austin area thinks she is one of the greatest people on the planet.

You should have read all the "glowing" praise she wrote about the impeached #42. She and the moonbats just adored him and supported his BJs in the oral office.

[manwiththehands]

Isn't she the woman who wrote a book about her "shrub"?

[USS Alaska]

"It does matter how long the lights are on."

In Paul Brenner's book, he points out that electricty output is way up but that sadman had limited the distribution of electricity to mostly sunni areas. Their output has been cut, because the US and now the Iraqi gummint is more evenly distributing the output. The reporters will always go to a sunni and ask about electricity and they will always say it was better under sadman {and it was, for them ONLY}. Plus, when sadman was in power, his henchmen weren't blowing up power lines and generators.