posted on February 27, 2003 04:04:25 PM new
Mark my words: Bush will be remembered as the best US president since Lincoln.
Not too long ago, Bush was an alcoholic loser. He turned his life around, became governor of Texas and later the President of the United States by about 500 votes. Just 500 votes in a country of 21 million!!
There are higher powers at work here folks!
Bush is now the most powerful human being on the planet. History is being made as we speak and I think that Bush will be remembered for building the foundations of democracy and peace in the Middle East and winning the war on terrorism. American military power will be supreme, further encouraging peace in the world. Bush will also get credit for the strong economic recovery that we will see over the next few years.
posted on February 27, 2003 04:14:16 PM new
You might be right.
In the same vein.....
"When he was 22, his business failed. When he was 23, he lost a bid for U.S. Congress. When he was 24, he failed in business again. The following year, he was elected to the state legislature. When he was 26, his sweetheart died. At age 27, he had a nervous breakdown. When he was 29, he was defeated for the post of Speaker of the House in the state legislature. When he was 31, he was defeated as Elector. When he was 34, he ran for Congress again and lost. At the age of 37, he ran for Congress yet again and finally won, but two years later he lost his re-election campaign. At the age of 46, he ran for a U.S. Senate seat and lost. The following year he ran for Vice President and lost. Finally, at the age of 51, he was elected President of the United States."
Who was this perpetual Loser? Old "Honest Abe" himself.
posted on February 27, 2003 06:39:55 PM new
>Mark my words: Bush will be remembered as the best US president since Lincoln.
True. But it is typical of Republicans to pine away for "the Good Ole' Days under so-and-so President." Look at how they worshipped Ensinhower, Nixon, and Ronald Reagan even to this day.
Surprizingly, with the remark about the New World Order, few Republicans are doing the same thing for Bush, Sr. With this Bush making the Fourth Reich happen, I doubt that many will look back on these days as happy times.
