Catcalls at Bush's Final Exit

Bill Clinton's moral slips hurt fewer people in my opinion than Bush's obsessions, wars, and intelligence snafus. The word "war criminal" has been uttered more than once by the news personalities regards Bush. There is a lot of anger out there.

That's possible... The Bushes and the Clintons are certainly close enough.

Quite right, the memory hole is a problem, and Bush was very good at the moments after the attack. * Bush started to go wrong when he focused on Iraq, a country that, at least to my knowledge, had no link to the attack or terrorism at the time. Admittedly, Hussein was as charming as a scorpion in a boot, he had no links to Al Queda. * The American public can't get their minds around the Iraq business. They see it costing money and energy that could have gone elsewhere such as Afghanistan where we understand bin Ladin to be, or to our own economy that is rapidly going in a hole of it's own. * As for Iraq itself, progress is sparse in the view of most Americans compared to cost and lives outlaid. That view may be or not be incorrect. * Most Americans simply see their hard earned money worth less then it used to be, their futures less secure, and they are scared. They remember Bush inherited Clinton's surplus, and left a deficit. The reasons are unknown to many. The suspicion however is Iraq. * Who ever left this mess, Bush can't be entirely at fault, the mess is just too big for one person to make, Obama and his group have a big pile to clean up.

At this point in time, getting cat calls as he exited the White House, I kinda felt bad for the guy... That could not have been easy.

I have to admit, who ever he or she is had nerves made of pure steel to fling anything over that kind of 'private' property. Thats like an amplified version of egging the principle's car.

That or they did not have two brain cells in their head to get themselves into that kind of trouble over something so stupid.

That's a valid viewpoint.

There is the crowd psychology factor that may or may not have entered into this. People as individuals often behave differently than they do in mobs. Resisting the mob psychology or peer pressure calls for an extraordinary human being, something which few of us are.