Bush Is Back and Bashing Obama
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The Nation's Chris Hayes discusses the re-emergence of George W. Bush and his criticisms of President Obama.
Countdown
The Nation's Chris Hayes discusses the re-emergence of George W. Bush and his criticisms of President Obama.

The Editors : Humor
The prize, an original drawing by Edward Sorel, is awarded to Kristen Wack. Here is what she thinks Bush should do in retirement, along with some other ideas.
Terry Jones
Why were there no mentions of pardons before Bush boarded that helicopter to obscurity?
The Daily Show : Humor
Jon Stewart does a hilarious job of comparing Obama and Bush's very different styles of conducting press conferences.
Funny or Die : Humor
Throughout George W. Bush's presidency we laughed at Will Ferrell's impersonations to keep from crying.
Countdown
The Turkish manufacturer that made the shoe that an Iraqi journalist threw at Bush earlier this month has been inundated by several hundred thousand orders.
Aziz Huq : Executive
Don't assume that the end of the Bush administration marks the end of the imperial presidency he established.
The loathing that led an Iraqi to hurl shoes at Bush serves as the world's final verdict on US folly in Iraq. It's also a caution for Obama as he ponders Afghanistan.
The Nation's Dave Zirin joins Rachel Maddow to discuss potential abuses when government agencies are given carte blanche.
Everyone was baffled by the President's use of the term "time horizon" for withdrawal from Iraq. But when you consider the term's origin on Wall Street, it makes perfect, cynical sense.
Radio Nation : Civil Rights & Liberties
The Nation's Ari Melber and Jon Pincus tackle FISA, Elizabeth Holtzman talks impeachment--plus more on war resisters in Canada and the subprime mortgage crisis.
At the G-8 Summit, he can help bear the brunt of climate damage caused by the developing world. But don't hold your breath.
Elizabeth Holtzman : Executive
If we don't act now, future generations will see that a weapon intended to defend the rule of law grew rusty and unusable on our watch.
Sure, greedy consumers play their part. But George W. Bush is responsible for the five-fold increase in the price of oil.
Ross C. Anderson : Spoken Word
After eight years of misgovernment, Americans must join together to restore our democracy, the rule of law, and our nation's moral standing on history's high road.
How have the Saudis thanked George W. Bush for protecting their sorry oil well of a country? Just check the price of gas.
Move On.org : Presidential Election 2008
Think you can tell the difference between McCain and Bush? Take the Bush-McCain challenge!
