As the Bush Presidency is slowly coming to an end in a few days, Mr. Bush is making his final statements to the media. He's now comprised a list of things he wants to apoligize to the American public for...
Here's his list:
-He said, "Clearly, putting 'Mission Accomplished' on an aircraft carrier was a mistake." The banner went up shortly after Saddam Hussein was toppled from power.
-Bush also said that "some of my rhetoric" has been a mistake. He has been widely criticized for proclaiming "Bring it on!" to terrorists around the world.
-He said he probably miscalculated in going immediately for an overhaul of the Social Security program, rather than seeking immigration reform, in the wake of his re-election to a second term in 2004.
-Bush also cited his "disappointment" with the revelations of abuses at the Abu Graib (ah-booh GRABE) detention camp in Iraq and in never turning up weapons of mass destruction in the country.
Luckily, he has'nt yet apoligized about his slaughter of the English language, or the French for that matter. Now, I don't want to recieve the new label of a "Bush Apoligist," (which is now the cool thing to call anyone who defends President Bush)
but I honestly don't think it helps anyone if he spends the last 3 weeks of the Presidency simply making media spots apoligizing. We all know he can't possibly be dealing with a full deck, so why insult the guy any further?
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