[Libloather]

Sounds like the impeached *One will say anything to distance himself from the rookie Hussein.

Meanwhile...

[SnuffaBolshevik]

FUBC.

[counterpunch]

He’s right. Bush was liberal.
That’s why he left office with a 22% approval rating.

[Finalapproach29er]

Clintons and Bushes hurt this country more than they helped. imho

[liberty or death]

The Tainted One has spoken. Go away Billy and take the Chubby Lesbian with you.

[Southack]

This is just the liberal’s backhanded way of saying that Bush wasn’t as bad as the Left kept claiming all along.

Even Clinton knows that Bush was the first President to roll back Roe v Wade with a permanent federal ban on partial birth abortions, so claiming that Bush isn’t right-wing is a stretch on anything other than spending...

...and even on spending, 0bama’s recent federal spending makes Bush look like a miser.

[highlander_UW]

ROFL...Bush was a progressive republican.

[Moonman62]

This is about dogma and big special interest under the guise of the Tea Party.

What big special interest?

[pnh102]

Uh, maybe because Bush was liberal.

[WKUHilltopper]

LOL!! They’re all in a tizzy about the Tea Party! You all ought to be scared...because you’re all finished.

Have another cigar, Bill—you’ll feel better.

[DoughtyOne]

New look?

What a buffoon. Bush was too liberal on a number of matters.

Nobody changed to make Bush somehow out of step in hindsight. He was out of step at the time.

[ReneeLynn]

So Americans speaking out is abusing private power? I think Clinton abused his private power too much. Badabing!

[KoRn]

Bush WAS a liberal.....

[Kozak]

Wow, once in awhile even a Syphilitic can get it right.

[spodefly]

New-look GOP makes Bush look liberal

No. Medicaid prescription drug plans, propping up the Dept. of Education with No Child Left Behind, advocating for amnesty for illegal aliens, calling Islam "The Religion of Peace", etc. made Bush look liberal.

[meadsjn]

Bush was a liberal on many issues. The progressives of both parties have kept the rank and file Democrats and Republicans at each other's throats, while working together to keep any common sense conservatives out of office.

All citizens benefit from true conservativism -- that is pro-American, pro-Constitution, pro-freedom; for smaller, constitutionally-aligned government; for American productivity and prosperity; for a safer, stronger America -- and against the destructive policies of both the leftist Democrats and the leftist, globalist RINOs.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Well, yes, Clinton’s right. And Bush’s “liberal” signatures on Nancy elosi’s budgets were what caused the losses in 2008.

Bush’s “liberal” signatures to liberal bills from the liberal Senators in 2002 through 2006 were what caused the Pelosi victory in 2006.

[lewislynn]

New-look GOP makes exposes Bush look liberalizm

[OldMissileer]

Clinton: New-look GOP makes Bush look liberal

So what? Bush WAS a liberal.

[Pollster1]

Bush did a good job on defense, but his $389B deficit in 2008 DID look liberal and is what turned so many conservatives off when they saw the even more liberal McCain nominated. So, yes, those who got involved because they object to Obama’s $1.5T plus deficits would make Bush look liberal. Is that a problem? I don’t think so, at least not to those who care about the burden that Obama and Pelosi are leaving for our children.

[eclecticEel]

Like it’s really so hard to do? Bush has his conservative areas, but he compromised with the left plenty enough, in fact that was one of his campaign promises.