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by level headed on November 19th, 2009
I would say George Bush. He's done a lot more to this country than Sarah Palin has. George Bush will also be in the line up of US Presidents in future history books to come. Sarah Palin will be remembered to a lesser extent.
by r i p facebook on November 19th, 2009
In The United States of Amnesia? Neither. How many people remember who was president 100 years ago, let alone who the other contenders were?
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Yes, notwithstanding the world-wide bad reputation (starting with the Iraqi War), Bush did play a (possibly poor but still) big role in the history (and don't forget that he was 8 years in office). In contrast, I completely agree to both of you that Palin will mean nothing apart of her work in Alaska.
by repoecol on November 19th, 2009