>>>President George W. Bush and seven of his administration's top officials, including Vice President Dick Cheney, National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice, and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, made at least 935 false statements in the two years following September 11, 2001, about the national security threat posed by Saddam Hussein's Iraq
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>>>http://www.publicintegrity.org/WarCard/Default.aspx?src=home&context=overview&id=945
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>>And still GWB calls himself a believer in God. How he can look himself in the mirror every morning and keep on telling lies all the time, amazes me. He will be remebered as the worst president in history, even worse than Idi Amin, Ferdinand Marcos and Robert Mugabe. He not only knowingly send his own people to die in a meaingless war, he also drives his country closer and closer to bankrupcy. And still he has followers! They even re-elected him.....! Amazing or crazy, I don't know which word is best.
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>The election and re-election of GWB is nothing more than democracy in action. It involves a herd mentality. Guide the herd and then drive them off the cliff like lemmings.
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>I have been of the opinion that LBJ was our worst president. However, I am having a difficult time with placing GWB at the one step above or below LBJ.
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>It seems like GWB has consolidated all three branches of government into one – the executive. We do not need a constitution but we do need an attorney general to interpret it.
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>I pray that our nation can recover from the GWB years. We cannot control the world but we must learn how to live with others.
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>A joke a friend from Germany told me in 1968:
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>There are three famous presidents in United States history.
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>George Washington who always told the truth, Franklin Delano Roosevelt who always told a lie, and Lyndon Baines Johnson who could not tell the difference. Time to add GWB somewhere on the list. How about son of the devil?

Reminds me of the priest who wants to lecture his son: "Come here, you son of the devil!" "Yes, father..."