He's baaaccckkk.
It is true. I vacillate between the stark embarrassment of our former president and occasional sympathy for the guy. Let's face it. He is a 'guy'. He only fits the title of statesman because of his title. Former President Clinton took him along on relief for Haiti (favor to his dad, perhaps?). I realize he is only two years out, but from the interview clips I've seen, it appears there has been no true introspection. I am embarrassed by what was allowed to happen during his eight years in office, yet I feel sympathy for him because he still seems like a lost boy.
Freedom Plaza
On Tuesday, a groundbreaking was held for the George W. Bush Presidential Library on the campus of Southern Methodist University where the library will be built. Former Vice President Cheney, looking somewhat gaunt, apparently could not pass up a chance to get a dig in at President Obama which won't be repeated on this blog. I was happy to read that black-draped protesters, including Cindy Sheehan, were present to remind us of the ongoing invasions and those who gave, and will give, their lives.
I hope this is a reminder to all of us when choosing a leader of the United States. We need someone with a curiosity, knowledge, and sense of the world outside their home state if we plan to have any chance of continuing to make it in this interesting and complex world.








4 comments:
You're more compassionate towards him than I can be yet...I wonder who really wrote the book? lol
Are you a Native Alabaman? Alabam? Wat DO you people call yourselves? lol(kidding). We are talking about coming down to Gulf Shores maybe for a winter vacate. We have a friend in Auburn that we'll stop en route to visit.
HAve a great day, Judi!
Akannie - I have my angrier days too, believe me!
Legally it is Alabaman but we like lots of extra syllables so we answer to Alabamian too. No, I was born in Mississippi.
Enjoy your trip. Gulf Shores and along the Gulf Coast have beautiful beaches.
Judi,
I love your blog, it looks great too. Nice to see that there are reasonable people born and bred in the red South! Keep on keepin' on!
Brian - Thanks for your comment and encouragement. It feels quite lonely here sometimes but we "blue dots in red states" never give up.
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