You Can Be Decisive, But You Can Also Be Decisively Wrong [View All]

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"I'm the decider, and I decide what's best. And what's best is for Don Rumsfeld to remain as the secretary of defense."

- George Bush, speaking today on Rummy's job security.

First off, what's striking about this comment is Bush's utter arrogance.

But ok Bushie, arrogance aside, let's talk about you being the "decider."

You decided to take us into a war based on lies, against a country who's never attacked us. You decided to fix the facts around the policy, when the policy should have been fixed around the facts.

You decided that you care absolutely nothing about fiscal responsibility, and have run deficits as far as the eye can see.

You decided to ignore all the warnings in advance of Hurricane Katrina. And you decided to go to a birthday party for John McCain while people were literally drowning and dying in New Orleans due to abject, willfull neglect.

You decided to break the law by conducting domestic wiretapping without receiving a warrant first through the FISA Court.

I could go on and on, but well, I'm sure you get the picture Bushie.

Sounds like a pretty crummy record in decision-making, if you ask me. Just remember Bushie, you can be decisive. But you can also be decisively wrong.