All of the Above

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Over at Slate, Doonesbury is running a straw poll on President's biggest fiasco. Here are the choices:

THE IRAQ WAR. The lead on his obit. Conceived in obsession, sold with lies, executed with stunning incompetence, our unprovoked dismantling of a nation, killing tens of thousands, driving millions from their homes, torturing suspects, squandering global goodwill, handing Al Qaeda a new front, is a widening stain on American honor, one that will take generations to remove. KATRINA. Why clueless cronies in critical positions are a bad idea. Hard to pick a favorite moment of callousness. Barbara Bush telling the Superdome inhabitants how good they had it was breath-taking, but the iconic shot of Bush touring the drowning city at 30,000 feet said it best. Heckuva job, Junior. THE ECONOMY. Endless tax cuts for the rich, skyrocketing deficits, a weakening dollar, unconscionable lack of regulation. Unfortunately, you go into a depression with the economy you have, not the one you wish you still had. By the way, the entire world blames us for the mess. No pass for Clinton, but this was on your watch. Pretty well sums it up. Short, pithy, to the point. Not a word wasted. Too bad I can only vote for one. Whatever happened to "All of the above" as a choice? 20 January 2009 can not come soon enough. I so want Bush 43 out of our collective faces. Too bad he's going to Dallas (complete with gates across the street, paid for by you and me) and not the wilds of Crawford where there is less visibility. Take one more whack at the ugly little troll: Go vote.

Heckova' Job, Brownie

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If Michael Brown, former head of FEMA, moves near you. Don't bother to put your home up for sale, don't bother to pack up your stuff, just get in you car and drive, run away. FLEE!

He is the Typhoid Mary of the world. Where he is, disaster worse than anything imaginable follows. His area was evacuated due to the wildfires in Colorado. The Deputy Sheriff told him to leave his home.

Luckily for him, his home was spared so he won't have to deal with the rules and regulations FEMA put on, and then changed for, the survivors of Katrina.

Heckova' job, Brownie. Another neighborhood destroyed.
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