BOCAGATOR
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The amazing part of the whole thing was the fact that Jimmy Carter was throwing out criticism. He is THE worst president this country has ever had.
BOCAGATOR said:The amazing part of the whole thing was the fact that Jimmy Carter was throwing out criticism. He is THE worst president this country has ever had.
Irvine511 said:i'm pretty sure i can name someone worse ...
nbcrusader said:
Carter is fairly broadly recognized as a poor President, with an outstanding post-Presidential career. Even Democrats do not envoke his Presidential record.
Should we take bets on who you would name?
ps. love the new avatar
nbcrusader said:
Carter is fairly broadly recognized as a poor President, with an outstanding post-Presidential career. Even Democrats do not envoke his Presidential record.
ps. love the new avatar
Irvine511 said:
i'm pretty sure i can name someone worse ...
BOCAGATOR said:
You are right. It is between him and Clinton.
Irvine511 said:
i'm pretty sure i can name someone worse ...
Irvine511 said:all wrong!
Google "worst president" and tlel me what you find ....
hint: surprisingly, *not* Herbert Hoover
BOCAGATOR said:
Type in the name "Monica Lewinsky" and " Impeachment" see what you come up with.
BOCAGATOR said:Type in the name "Monica Lewinsky" and " Impeachment" see what you come up with.
BOCAGATOR said:Outstanding post presidential career? Are you kidding?
Irvine511 said:
even still, i can think of someone worse.
Bush Blames Cuts at Energy Lab on Mix-Up
By DEB RIECHMANN, Associated Press Writer Tue Feb 21, 8:47 PM ET
GOLDEN, Colo. -
President Bush, on a three-state trip to promote his energy policy, said Tuesday that a budgeting mix-up was the reason 32 workers at one of the nation's premier renewable energy labs were laid off and then reinstated just before his visit.
Bush addressed the funding problem as soon as he began speaking here at the Energy Department's National Renewable Energy Laboratory, which is developing the sort of renewable energy technologies the president is promoting.
"Sometimes, decisions made as the result of the appropriations process, the money may not end up where it was supposed to have gone," Bush said.