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Never forget this idiot GWB sat in that FL kindergarten with a blank stare on his mug AFTER he was informed of the WTC planes strike.
I'm sure there are a lot of folks out there that share your thoughts on that. I have some mixed thoughts on it. Should he have shot up out of his chair and motor-caded out of there immediately? Perhaps so. I will admit to supporting him staying there and cooly addressing what had taken place the way he did. There are times when the President needs to be seen. This could be argued to have been one of those moments. His staff having to position his travel across town, may have needed a few moments to tweak things because of the change in launch window. Perhaps his aide said, "We'll be leaving shortly, but it will be a few short minutes until we're ready." They may have wanted to call in more support due to the unknown nature of the full scale of the attacks that day.

Idiot GWB proposed appointing arch NWO creep Kissenger to lead the investigation of 9/11!
I have no idea why we go back twenty years to pull someone of Kissinger's age in, to do something like this. Have we no qualified persons from this generation? Just weird.

Remember dumbo GWB fell lock, stock & barrel for Hank Paulson’s big lie that allowed the bankers to steal $10 to $20 Trillion of taxpayer dollars!!!
What bothered me more than the initial $680 (approximate) billion Bush requested, was the addition hundreds of billions he set up for Obama to spend just after he came into office. It was crystal clear by that point that the money would simply be paid to the friends of Obama, to wield influence.

There was what I believed at the time to be a cogent arguement in favor of a bailout of the liquidity markets. That $680 billion should have more than taken care of it. As I understand it, more than half that money was left unspent for months after it was approved. The total amound was sold on the idea that if we didn't do it that day or the next, the nation would crumble. That was a bald faced lie.

I remain unconvinced we needed to bail anything out after the first month. I think a case could be made that even that $680 billion was at least 50% too high. That should have been the end of it. Instead it just got the ball rolling, and Obama hit the ground throwing money at every friend he could find. Bush set that up.

The biggest anger I have at any fact relating to this mess, was that Bush had a majority of both houses for six years. He didn't lift a finger to ward this off. Instead the man handed off a nation severely damaged to Obama. The Right was essentially destroyed for two election cycles because of Bush's incompetence. Now he can't keep his yap shut, when other destructive issues are lofted. The guy is lucky he wasn't strung up. In most other nations, he would have been.

Remember dumbo GHWBush hated Reagan and everything he tried to do!
I agree. Bush essentially started the ball rolling toward dismantling Reagan's legacy. After this term and the two Clinton terms, good grief...

Bush's New World Odor comments came less than four years after Reagan had rebuilt the U. S. military, and faciliitated the fall of the U. S. S. R., and the Iron Curtain.

Bush couldn't wait to give power to another anti-American cabal.