So, how long will it take before we say, "George, who?"

[Frustratedlady]

Now that we don't need to kick George around, anymore, we should dedicate that time to stating our opinions to our Congresspersons to make sure they are all heading in the same direction and not putting up roadblocks to Obama's programs.

[DJ13]

1. Who?

[liberalmuse]

2. January 20, 2009 at 12:01 p.m.

Goodbye (*&%&#&@^^@!

[Kookaburra]

3. Never -- do you think this nightmare will be soon forgotten?

I sure don't.

And maybe it shouldn't be. It would behoove us all to remember just exactly what it was gwb and his crooked mob did to this country. As I've always heard: those who forget history are bound to repeat it.

[MiniMe]

4. Never forget. If we forget, we are doomed to repeat it.

Nobody should ever forget George W. Bush imho.

[bdamomma]

5. that is what they (the repigs/neo cons want)

from us Americans but I have some news for them I will never forget what they done to this country. And they need to be held for their crimes, this is something we have to never have to forget nor should our Reps and Senators.

[TripleKatPad]

6. I'm with you, Alyce

We must never let the public forget George W. Bush's name. He's a criminal. He brought our country to its knees. All the good feelings I have during this inauguration weekend don't change that. I will yell loudly at every opportunity: Dubya is a big, fat crook who needs to be arrested and given a fair trial, unlike what he did to so many.

[lib2DaBone]

7. The Bush Cabinet was Re-cycled Watergate and Iran Contra...

Almost every person in Bush's White House (right on down to Cheney and Rumsfeld) were re-cycled Republicans from the Watergate and Iran Contra. Criminals one and all!

[stray cat]

8. Given the damage he has done over the last 8 years - probably never

[bridgit]

9. George, who?