Bush’s ’Ultimate Exit Interview’

Washington Post by Michael Abramowitz | Jan. 13, 2009 (Interview)

In Last News Conference, He Opens Up on Ups and Downs

Asked about mistakes he had made while in office -- a question that once famously stumped him -- Bush rattled off several examples, saying that he regretted his decision to focus on Social Security reform after the 2004 elections, a drive that proved unsuccessful, instead of first addressing immigration issues. Full Story »

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by James Canning - Jan. 14, 2009

What is missing from the exit interview and this account, is the Iraq War catastrophe. How is it possible Bush cannot regret an unnecessary war that is costing trillions of dollars and has caused the needless violent deaths of many hundreds of thousands of people?

G W Bush was the dupe of the Cheney gang who seem to have been well aware Iraq had no WMD and that the war was being launched under false pretenses. Bush will not admit this to the world, of coursel, and very likely he is unwilling to admit it to himself. Bush is the victim of one of the greatest scams in the history of the US.