Rex Hutting at the liberal commie fishwrap the WSJ has a bone or two to pick with those damn revisionist historians:
"The remarkable thing about George W. Bush wasn't that he was a horrible chief executive; it's that he was horrible in so many ways.
"Contrary to the president's own assessment of his tenure earlier this week, it was an astonishing eight years -- and not in a good way. The country suffered two recessions, and two shooting wars. The government botched its response to a brazen attack by terrorists on two cities, and then four years later utterly failed to react when another city was consumed by a natural disaster. The president took on tyranny by embracing torture. He fought a war for freedom by trampling human rights. He enriched the already rich, excused their excesses, and then bailed them out of trouble and handed us the bill."
"Contrary to the president's own assessment of his tenure earlier this week, it was an astonishing eight years -- and not in a good way. The country suffered two recessions, and two shooting wars. The government botched its response to a brazen attack by terrorists on two cities, and then four years later utterly failed to react when another city was consumed by a natural disaster. The president took on tyranny by embracing torture. He fought a war for freedom by trampling human rights. He enriched the already rich, excused their excesses, and then bailed them out of trouble and handed us the bill."
A laurel - and hearty handshake - to Ms Malkin's next victim, Rex "de-nutting" Hutting.
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