Where, oh where, will they put the statue for George Bush?
Mr. Bush had real accomplishments. He made the U.S. a leader in the fight against HIV-AIDS and other diseases in Africa. He enacted landmark reform in public education. He extended Medicare to include prescriptions for seniors. And he will be remembered most favourably for what didn't happen: There were no terrorist attacks on U.S. soil after 9/11.
But he also will be remembered for Iraq, for Katrina, for Guantanamo, for Wall Street. For these, he ...
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As for placing the statue, I vote for a dark corner in the Library of Congress, or perhaps opposite the original Constitution, or in the Department of Education, on a stall stool, wearing a tall pointed cap.