Well, of course he is:
MSNBC host Rachel Maddow charged Monday that the George W. Bush administration's Middle East policy has steered America's current security policy and response to global crises — including the one in Ukraine.Sure. And if George McClellan had deployed even five thousand additional Union troops in the Battle of Antietam, Teddy Roosevelt wouldn't have contracted jock itch when he rode up San Juan Hill.
Talking about her new documentary, "Why We Did It," involving circumstances leading to the Iraq War, Maddow told MSNBC colleague Andrea Mitchell that the Bush administration is largely responsible for the nation's current course overseas.
“The decisions of our generation on national security are determined more than anything by what the George W. Bush administration did with that nine-year war in Iraq and, alongside it, a 13-year war in Afghanistan that’s still going on," she told Mitchell. "And the American people are against those wars."
“Those are the determinative constraints for our thinking about everything,” she continued, “from Crimea, to Syria, to what the overall size of the U.S. military is.”
Okay, to be fair about it, Bill McKinley's future veep did know how to scratch himself discretely. Also, Dubya did have a little influence over the ongoing collapse of American global power. If he'd ever been willing to defend himself and his policies against the puerile yappings of filth like Rachel Maddow at any time outside of the 2004 general election season, they could not have driven his poll numbers so low and made him an anchor to Republican electoral fortunes in 2008, and President Romney - who knows something about economics - might be wielding economic sanctions against Vlad Putin today after President McCain's annoying minding of the store for a term. At least, for "The dyke with the mic," her nutwork would have a smidgen more of an audience and proportionately greater relevance to go with it.
All right, the Left's undying Bush derangement fetish would still be as embarrassingly pathetic. But if Maddow studied her American history, she at least might learn how to discretely scratch herself.
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