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It's funny, Frank Rich wrote a fairly meaty article on what a crummy "president" Bush has been - one that must have been gratifying for him to write and equally fun for many to read - but he was still too nice to him. He refutes White House claims of Bush's accomplishments like this: This ...
Op-Ed Columnist: Bigger Than Bush
Op-Ed Columnist: Bigger Than Bush
nytimes.com — Forty years ago the G.O.P. decided, in effect, to make itself the party of racial backlash. And everything that has happened in recent years is a consequence of that decision. > (more) Op-Ed Columnist: Bigger Than Bush
Bush first ex-prez to face limit on Secret Service protection
mcclatchydc.com — WASHINGTON — President George W. Bush's "after-life," as Laura Bush calls the post-presidency, is shaping up to be pretty comfortable, with a Dallas office, staffers, Secret Service protection, a travel budget, medical coverage and a ... (more) Bush first ex-prez to face limit on Secret Service ...
Op-Ed Columnist: A President Forgotten but Not Gone
Op-Ed Columnist: A President Forgotten but Not Gone
nytimes.com — You start to pity George W. Bush until you remember the vast wreckage that stretches from the Middle East to Wall Street to Main Street. > (more) Op-Ed Columnist: A President Forgotten but Not Gone
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There's "safe," and then there's "If you've been paying attention, completely fucked"
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