Bush to visit Japan next week

Saturday 31st October, 12:11 PM JST

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bushlover at 02:21 PM JST - 1st November

I'm looking forward to this visit because I'm a winger. I've been told I am so I'll be looking forward to it. I'm awaiting the comedy that Mr. Bush will bring us and then the comedy that some will bring to JT as soon as "the shrub" lands. hahahahahahahahha!!! Thank you Mr. Bush.
mtimjones at 03:40 PM JST - 1st November

I continue to be amazed by the Obama-zombies. Bush's presidency was framed by the events of 9/11, and he took them and made security his legacy. Obama, on the other hand, simply wants his legacy to be that he "inherited" problems. If Obama can't stand up like a man, take responsibility, and try to solve problems instead of creating massive entitlements that the U.S. will be buried by, then perhaps he should step aside and let the adults (like GW Bush) talk.
PoolofZen at 05:46 PM JST - 1st November

I think its interesting how many 'Liberals' loathe GW... But in the end their president who once spoke so strongly, is following right in George Bush's footsteps.... Maybe its because they say something interesting during those National Security briefings....hmmmm
Sarge at 09:06 PM JST - 1st November

"will bush, as a private citizen, get fingerprinted"

Not only will he get fingerprinted, he'll be arrested and sent to the Hague for war crimes, ha ha ha!
realist at 11:42 PM JST - 1st November

George W Bush was a better world leader than his successor will ever be.
realist at 11:44 PM JST - 1st November

He was a much more interesting speaker, too. Obama`s speeches have become so boring since he became President!
memyselfI at 11:51 PM JST - 1st November

GW is here to talk about the US BASES.
yosun at 03:48 AM JST - 2nd November

I'm quite sure suppose someone throw shoes to George won't be sent to jail in Japan.
WhiteHawk at 08:01 AM JST - 2nd November

The "loss" is American credibility worldwide as those living in Japan can testify too.

Obama doesn't seem to be doing a very good job of restoring American credibility worldwide, or even at home. Ignored by Iran and called a mosquito, ignored by Russia, rejected in his bid to bring the Olympics to Chicago, inspiring the Taliban in Afghanistan with his inability to make a decision (preferring to go to war with FoxNews' first amendment rights instead), getting fewer dinner and speaking requests than George W. Bush, the list gets longer every week.

I see the rest of my 10:59am post has been ignored by Bush's Leftist critics so they can focus on creating such mature posts as Gombei424Canada's 1:25pm post. Ironically, it's the Left who supposedly put value on substantive debate. Just not on the internet, apparently.
zurcronium at 10:59 AM JST - 2nd November

Gombei,

Thanks for the kind words, Frank Rich is the best columnist in the USA. Always on point no matter what the subject.

In the end the wingers just cannot accept the black Obama. They will spend years trying to deny the fact that the election was a landslide. Its just like their fantasy about WMD in Iraq that went on for years after anyone with a room temperature IQ knew that we were all lied to by the bush/rove lie factory. They will never admit that Obama saved the US economy from the bush depression either.

I dont know if you follow US politics closely, but right now the stalinists of the republican party have take over since bush left. The palins and limbuaughs are running the show and are taking the republican party right down the tubes. Bush stabbed the party in the heart and now these nutters are putting the party in a noose for hanging. No room in the party now for anyone who is not right of Atilla the Hun, or Joe Wilson. Moderate republicans are now endorsing democrats in New York.

Bush should talk about how he destroyed his party. Now that might be interesting and worth a few bucks to hear.
hanadecaka at 01:02 PM JST - 3rd November

Why not visit to Iraq and Afganistan? why he has to come in Japan need more money from Japan again somewhere to invest, playing war to bring recession.
SebastianFlyte at 12:29 PM JST - 4th November

Glad I slept through it.
Makkun70 at 01:35 PM JST - 4th November

Why?
seijichuudo9sha at 08:06 PM JST - 4th November

I oppose this visit, but protesting everything bush did or does gives my life meaning.
hworta269 at 12:20 AM JST - 5th November

That woman in NY that endorsed the democrat was not a moderate republican, she would have been an extreme left democrat. People outside America dont get any real news as how all our news is blatant propaganda. Obama did not win an electoral landslide in the popular vote and barely got more then half the popular vote. Its not that he is black that Americans dont like its his policies that are ruining the American economy. The more bills they pass on the economy the worse it gets. Then come to find out that the stimulus package was 95% pork to the people who got obama elected well that was just sweet.