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Napoleon and George W. Bush
August 3, 2007 - 12:11pm — birdie
A lesson from history...interesting comparison of the two leaders by Richard Bulliet from the International Herald Tribune.
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History Instead of Cheerleading
If Bush had done less cheerleading in college, read history and instead of chicken-hawking his way through the national guard actually thought about big issues he might have stepped back and thought about what he was doing. Now he'll be the worst president in history.
Re:History Instead of Cheerleading
Did Clinton agree to give up the title?