[Berlin_Freeper]

No doubt the most vilified and misrepresented man in modern history. Even to the point that he has to assure the public that he is human and feels sorrow. No surprise, they will bash him on this too.

[Shryke]

I couldn’t agree more. Look at the posts in this very thread. Ten bucks says the complainers here helped elect Clinton, too.

[uncbob]

He brings a lot of it on himself

Taking blame for Katrina instead of sending out his spokes people to condemn the corrupt Governor and mayor

Trusting kennedy and daschle

Hell posters on this site could have told himwhat was going to happen

Swifities had to save his election in2004

[AnotherUnixGeek]

No doubt the most vilified and misrepresented man in modern history. Even to the point that he has to assure the public that he is human and feels sorrow. No surprise, they will bash him on this too.

Bush has disappointed me in a lot of ways, but I think history will validate his decision to invade Iraq - there's apparently a lot of room to second-guess some decisions (disbanding the Iraqi army, allowing Muqtada al-Sadr to survive, not getting someone like Petraeus in charge from the beginning, etc.), but the removal of a butcher like Saddam was an absolute good. The attempt to bring true democracy to Iraq was one of the most noble acts in the history of US foreign policy and Bush deserves great praise for it.

Bush-hatred is Clinton-hatred x 10. As mainstream media dies, it's establishment moderate-to-liberal views are being replaced with bizarre left-wing kookery on sites like DailyKos and DU. Populist political forums drive the party faithful on both sides now - I'd guess the next president, regardless of party affiliation, will experience even worse.