While talking to my friend this morning he sent me the this link from the online business section of the Globe and Mail. I really enjoyed the fact that people don't even seem to feel the need to pretend to like George W. Bush anymore, with statements like:
'“We're in this together and we'll come through this together,” the deeply unpopular Mr. Bush said in a brief Rose Garden speech.'
Also, my friend and I both agree that this is a brilliantly hilarious sentence:
'That a lame duck president was moving within a hair of nationalizing banks less than a month before Americans go to the polls underscored the severity of the turmoil.'
Of course, it's not all fun and games. If you read the entire article, it's actually kind of a terrible situation.
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
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