The Bush legacy will be....

total incompetence. Everything he touched turned to sh*t.

Any others?

I'm taking it too.

While it's fun to call him a dictator, fact is, he's just too much of a bungler to be a dictator. Dictators have to have brains and at least some level of popular support. Bush has neither.

More likely he'll be remembered for being a simple-minded former cheerleader from Connecticut that was much too small a man for a big job.

Staggering debt, Global Warming, loss of US prestige in the world, eternal war in the Middle East.

he will be viewed as a failure

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Family.

I hate BusCo*s fucking war.

By far the most corrupt Government this country has had to endure.

The next few years could lead to some very scary times for the planet as a whole and Bushco is responsible for most of it.

Where, in hindsight everything was "We didn't see it coming"

and turned it into a police state.

Right wing bad karma is everyone's bad karma.

I ought to try it.

The ones who do like it should be the ones to go DO it. That would, of course, include the one guy who decided to do it in the first place.

If one of my nephews dies, I will require a public apology to my and everyone's elses Family(-ies)! Regular public presidential apologies, every day would be nice, but once a week would be enough. I hope Bush follows my advice; he could apologize on his weekly radio show, every week would be a decent start.

Bush's legacy?

Bankruptcy, complete cultural and societal upheaval, and ultimately, a more decentralized form of central government.

As despicable as Bush and his cabal are, I believe they will be the catalysts for this country's total re-evaluation of itself and eventual reconfiguration, prompted by almost total economic collapse - eight trillion dollar nation debt and counting, rising energy prices, the continued hemorrhaging of jobs overseas, a negative savings rate by Americans, etc. A decade from now, this country will be very different from what it is now.

who led us out of the "bad times" of fear & freedom into perfect security and empire.

...if America can allow herself to come back after the unmitigated clusterf*ck that was his "presidency" with more capable leadership, Bush's years will be remembered as the rock bottom America had to go down into to be forced into reevaluating itself so it could rise like a phoenix into something stronger and more self-aware. If America continues spiralling down the path Bush II's administration has set, his years will be remembered as the ones that put in motion the ultimate fall of America by speeding up the descent into Third World style debt levels and the theocratic stifling of the technological and medical advances a modern nation would have needed to keep up with the rest of the world.

A dictator who disgraced our country, polluted our planet, bankrupted us financially and ruined lives with total disregard for anyone but himself and those who agreed with him.

There have been a lot of the 'Old Gods' who demanded
a steady stream of human sacrifices. B*sh seems to be
serving more than a few of them.

The machine living on humans.

with the suggestion of human viscera.

Interesting, but hard to look at.

Into beleiving that he was a compassionate man of God and a strong, moral leader.