Very much so. Instead we had dumb, and dumber running the show. We had 8 years of America flying straight to hell in a handbasket. Had America elected a tampon blood clot to office they would have been futher ahead than electing & re-electing Bushtard. Then again, America deserves EVERYTHING it has coming to it. If you lost $50,000 on your house..... too bad sucker. If your 401K dumped by 25%, too bad dumb ass. If your T-Bill holdings went down by 8% or your retirement pension died along the way like most airline employee pensions.....tough shit. If you voted for Bush, you can't complain at all unless you've been executed by Karl Marx Rove.
I'm no Bush fan, but a clearer case of BDS than the above I have yet to find.
Bush Derangement Syndrome
The term BDS has been used in the political arena to describe a tendency by some American liberals to blame PresidentGeorge W. Bush for virtually every ill in the world. [9] [10] Another facet is a merely reflexive opposition to any position advocated by Bush for no other reason than that Bush happens to be advocating it. [11]
Krauthammer defined BDS as "the acute onset of paranoia in otherwise normal people in reaction to the policies, the presidency — nay — the very existence of George W. Bush". [2] [12] While Krauthammer's column was somewhat tongue-in-cheek (eg., "What is worrying epidemiologists about the Dean incident, however, is that heretofore no case had been reported in Vermont, or any other dairy state"), the term reflects a belief that some criticisms of President Bush — for example, a description of him as the greatest current threat to American lives — are of emotional origins rather than based on facts or logic.
Bush Derangement Syndrome
The term BDS has been used in the political arena to describe a tendency by some American liberals to blame PresidentGeorge W. Bush for virtually every ill in the world. [9] [10] Another facet is a merely reflexive opposition to any position advocated by Bush for no other reason than that Bush happens to be advocating it. [11]
Krauthammer defined BDS as "the acute onset of paranoia in otherwise normal people in reaction to the policies, the presidency — nay — the very existence of George W. Bush". [2] [12] While Krauthammer's column was somewhat tongue-in-cheek (eg., "What is worrying epidemiologists about the Dean incident, however, is that heretofore no case had been reported in Vermont, or any other dairy state"), the term reflects a belief that some criticisms of President Bush — for example, a description of him as the greatest current threat to American lives — are of emotional origins rather than based on facts or logic.