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October 22, 2010 07:25 PM UTC

Bush Says Greatest Failure Was Not Privatizing SS

The Bush escaped from the cellar where he was placed when the cabal running the Republican party realized he was going to promote his book before the election.  

Bush is back. And he is talking his book.

From the Chicago Tribune, Becky Schlikerman, Tribune reporter:

The former president said his greatest failure in office was not passing Social Security reform.

This goes with the other hard right extremist Republicans wanting to destroy America and what we were all about by getting rid of Social Security, Medicare and the Veterans Administration.  And, for some reason (might it be to return the Senate to those glorious days when corporations bought the seats) repeal of the 17th Amendment.

There is no reason at all to vote for any of the Republicans running for office. It looks like each and every one of them has serious legal and ethical problems.  Vote Party, even if there are a couple several of them that are not Liberal or Progressive.

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