Beretta686
New member
I was reading through some of the older posts from 9/11 and the start of the Iraq War and found many amussing predictions and statements ("we'll be greeted as Liberators, with parades and flowers......." or "OMG! The Jihad is coming!").
However, I'm interested in what kind of predictions people have of how President Bush will be remembered by history.
Those of you with an academic background in government or history understand that it is WAY too early for us to have any sort of meaningful appreciation of the true legacy of a president (many historians argue a 50 year minimum and just look at Harry Truman as an example). But let's still take a shot at it.
So, how will history remember George W. Bush?
However, I'm interested in what kind of predictions people have of how President Bush will be remembered by history.
Those of you with an academic background in government or history understand that it is WAY too early for us to have any sort of meaningful appreciation of the true legacy of a president (many historians argue a 50 year minimum and just look at Harry Truman as an example). But let's still take a shot at it.
So, how will history remember George W. Bush?