Relevancy

By the end of George Bush's presidency he had done much. He successfully worked with congress to pass major legislation which would protect the U.S.A. These included:

1. The USA Patriot Act 2. The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act 3. The Protect America Act and 4. Modernization of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

These legislation's had more than twenty federal agencies merge together to create the Department of Homeland Security. There was also some tax and education reform. These were all relevant to ensure the trust of the citizens who put him into office. What about the vacations he took for no purposeful meaning other than leisure time? Or the commanding of troops to invade Afghanistan and Iraq, and build a new country with his ideals? George Bush is a known criminal. Criminals are for the most part inherently narcissistic. They are also manipulative. Did Bush manipulate his constituents into believing that we needed to go to war with countries in the Middle East? Where his attempts to reform education selling points to convince the people who put him in office to trust him in a time of uncertainty? When the National Bureau of Economic Research officially declared that U.S. economy was in a recession in 2007 Bush had no response except that he was leaving office and it is no longer his responsibility. When it was time for war he was eager, but when it came time to do what he was meant to do, which was lead the economy into the 21st century, he completed abandon the citizens. Sounds like a true president.Why is this discussion relevant? Knowing who you decide to put in office will be a major indicator of your families and the economies future.