[ClearCase_guy]

This is fine, as far as it goes. I voted for Bush twice, I don't regret it, and I don't engage in Bush bashing.

But the Republican Party needs to be remade and, frankly, the next iteration should have no room for people like Bush.

[wolfcreek]

I agree, no room for compassionate conservatives or semi-Progressives.

I’m from Texas and have been a critic of the Bushs for some time.

[Kaslin]

I guess you prefer people like the lazy arrogant pos who currently resides at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave

[ObamaMustGo2012]

<< This is fine, as far as it goes. I voted for Bush twice, I don’t regret it, and I don’t engage in Bush bashing. But the Republican Party needs to be remade and, frankly, the next iteration should have no room for people like Bush. >>

And that’s not bashing Bush?

[patriciaruth]

no room for people like Bush.

I think there should always be room for decency, kindness, perseverance, loyalty, patriotism, integrity ...

[Nonstatist]

This is fine, as far as it goes. I voted for Bush twice, I don't regret it, and I don't engage in Bush bashing. But the Republican Party needs to be remade and, frankly, the next iteration should have no room for people like Bush.

Well stated. I would start with jettisoning Karl Rove and his mind numbing "realpolitick" B.S. If Bush had been more mindful with regards to restraining spending, we doubtfull would be stuck with this spendthrift man-child in office now.

[Blogger]

Bush was a globalist who wanted to see America lead the world. Not in a dictatorial way, but in a democratic way.

Obama is a globalist who wants to see America be put in her place, which is apparently below all other nations.

This explains a lot of the difference between the two men.