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Worst. President. Ever.

Posted on | February 21, 2008

This, of course, has been widely known for many years now, but the public have managed to catch on despite the media’s best efforts to prop up the Bush Administration:

The 2008 presidential race must be an incredibly welcome development for President Bush and his White House. That’s because the American body politic can only really focus on one thing at a time, and so there’s little time for anything else aside from the madcap antics of of Gilligan, the Skipper, the Millionaire and his wife, the Movie Star, the Professor and Mary Ann…and the rest. Some liberal blogs and right-wing talk radio are lined up in circular firing squads, and the op-ed columnists have trained their fire on Hillary’s lonely teardrops or Barack’s Church of the Poison Mind.

While no one was looking, the economy nosedived, gas prices have soared, the war in Iraq is as unpopular as ever and Osama bin Laden is still on the loose. And so while none of us were paying attention, our 43rd president just hit a major milestone.

George W. Bush is now the most unpopular president in recorded American history. (h/t Atrios)

The only thing worse than President Bush, it seems, is Vice President Cheneym which tends to forestall impeachment, even were Congress inclined to actual work.

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