What will the History Books say about George W. Bush?

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What do you think the history books 100 yrs in the future will say about George W. Bush and presidency?
 
In all seriousness, it's very hard to say. He may be an unpopular President now, but he did liberate two countries, crush the Taliban, cripple al-Qaida, put nuclear inspectors in Libya, Iran and North Korea, without firing a shot, and captured a terrorist who slaughtered 300,000 of his own people.

He did accomplish a lot, despite how the public currently view him. A lot of people hated Lincoln when he was in office, and look at how history views him now: considered to be one of the greatest American Presidents in history.

Not saying Bush will go down like Lincoln did, but you never know. We'll have to wait a while to find out.
 
There's going to be like an extra page quickly hand scrawled that reads "Oh yeah...and we forgot to mention the guy who messed things up as president of the United States for eight years...that dude...Bush. He was short and monkey like and a republican with all intentions of being an idiot." Rather that or a whole section preaching the lessons the other people in the world could learn from his mistakes including being born.
 
Real history can only be written with truthful, hard cold facts, think Dick & W will be doing all they can to destroy or restrict all the inner info of there administration they possibly can.
 
I'm guessing the history books will probably be written by the same left-leaning people running the media, so it will be terribly unflattering.
 
He will be in the history books as the only president that
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When came into office the country had a surplus in the bank
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And while he was in office he outsourced all the production of the country that is moved production to places like China
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And took that surplus budget and made the biggest deficit know to mankind of any country
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Heading for $12 trillion dollars that will make
a $1 belt
-- 12 times around the equator --
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