The one consistent about the Bush administration is that no one who’s worked there can keep their mouth shut afterwards. Nevertheless the latest blabber-puss is Matt Latimer, who obviously is trying to make a buck or two, has published a book about off-the-cuff statements by President Bush while he was his speech writer.

Like Clinton using military vehicles and personnel at Waco in 1993?
“WASHINGTON — Top Bush administration officials in 2002 debated testing the Constitution by sending American troops into the suburbs of Buffalo to arrest a group of men suspected of plotting with Al Qaeda, according to former administration officials.
Some of the advisers to President George W. Bush, including Vice President Dick Cheney, argued that a president had the power to use the military on domestic soil to sweep up the terrorism suspects, who came to be known as the Lackawanna Six, …

Lefites a twitter about newly released Bush memos after 9/11, showing their approach to fighting the war on terror. Michael Isikoff:

“In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, the Justice Department secretly gave the green light for the U.S. military to attack apartment buildings and office complexes inside the United States, deploy high-tech surveillance against U.S. citizens and potentially suspend First Amendment freedom-of-the-press rights in order to combat the terror threat, according to a memo released Monday.
Many of the actions discussed in the Oct. 23, 2001, memo to then White …

As befitting a true leader:

Far more beloved than oversampled polls could ever admit, and I guarantee you after a year of Obama floundering and fumbling with the economy will be greatly missed.
See if I’m not right.
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While the media driven polls did their best to use over-weighted democrat samples in Bush’s final three years to show a lower rating than it was, his average over his full eight-year term were in line with the last four.
A couple of days ago the Washington Post – who ran it’s share of weighted polls – had this surprising tidbit in a story at The Fix:
“Bush’s 33 percent job approval rating was slightly higher than the 29 percent he averaged during the final year of his term …