No Longer in Charge, But Always Important!Ron Edmonds
President Bush leaves the White House, Nov. 27, 2006, to attend a NATO summit. AP
“The White House has been knocked off its rails not only by the loss of its lawmaking partners or the rise of angry committee chairmen bent on oversight (and retribution). The White House has also suffered grievous damage to its aura of political savvy.”
NPR.org, November 27, 2006 · The words hung in the air over the Thanksgiving table, a fragment of conversation that caused everyone to fall silent. Someone had said: "That was when Bush was still president." And while everyone knew what was actually meant, everyone also sensed the impulse behind the error.
Yes...maybe everyone "sensed" the impulse, personally I can't wait to be able to say "When Bush was President"!
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