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RINO P. Stumbletongue Works on Legacy
Daily Pundit — Bush says he didn’t compromise soul to be popular WASHINGTON (AP) - President George W. Bush knows he’s unpopular. But here’s what matters, he says: “I didn’t compromise my soul to be a popular guy.” What soul? You sure as hell compromised everything else, though.

Bush: I Never “Compromised My Soul” For The Sake Of Popularity
Say Anything — Ain’t that the truth: WASHINGTON (AP) - President George W. Bush knows he’s unpopular. But here’s what matters, he says: “I didn’t compromise my soul to be a popular guy.” In a wide-ranging interview with Fox News Channel, Bush also praised the national security team assembled by President-elect Barack Obama, offered hope to U.S. automakers seeking government assistance and said the people of Illinois will have to sort out allegations that Gov. Rod Blagojevich sought kickbacks in choosing a successor for Obama’s Senate seat. Bush said presidents fail when they make decisions based ...

Bush: "I didn't compromise my soul to be a popular guy."
Democratic Underground Latest Breaking News — ... make decisions based on opinion polls. "Look, everybody likes to be popular," said Bush. "What do you expect? We've got a major economic problem and I'm the president during the major economic problem. I mean, do people approve of the economy? No. I don't approve of the economy. ... I've been a wartime president. I've dealt with two economic recessions now. I've had, hell, a lot of serious challenges. What matters to me is I didn't compromise my soul to be a popular guy." Read more: http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D954PB1G3 ...

Did Dems "Mis-underestimate" Bush One Last Time?
Riehl World View — It's plausible that Democrats "mis-underestimated" Bush one last time giving him an unexpected and even an unwanted victory of sorts as he prepares to leave office. From reading into News articles it appears possible that instead of waiting until next year for the Democrat-controlled Congress to re-structure the auto industry with their more liberal view, Bush may be preempting them, setting Detroit on a course that ultimately makes more sense from a relatively Free Market perspective. If so, they un-thinkingly invited him to do that very thing. I realize how conservatives will react but Bush isn't running for anything ever again. Hank Paulson is ...