Bush greeted by 25,000 people, says "It's good to be home"

haha
he is just glad its over..lol

I bet he's glad. People are such critics. They couldn't do any better with the situations and predicaments Bush was put in. I'd be there to greet him too if it wasn't two hours away. Texas is big ya'll! :)

Who would get out to see hime? Those who feel sorry for him or were paid to do so.

God Bless the United States of America

I think he did things he shouldn't have done, I think he did things he should have done. He had alot to deal with. After "9/11" everyone was all gung ho about doin some good ole american asskickin, but when things dragged on, and more americans started to die, then people wanted to call it quits. (I would too I guess, I wouldn't want my boy out there fighting either). Then people didn't like him because of his misuse or mispronounciation of words, I'm thinking probably an AWFUL lot of americans mispronounce, misspell, or misuse words. I wonder how many folks poked some fun at Mr. Obama when he flubbed some words. Big deal, people are human. As far as economics, well, yeah, he got our country in a bit of a mess because of spending on the war, but then again, there was greed from oil companies, and stupid americans that are to stupid to handle money properly, and have to get everything they want, even if it means living beyond their means. He did good, he did bad. He could have done better, he could have done worse.

Maybe he will die before he can murder anyone else.

Don't put all of the blame on Bush. Congress could have stopped any and all of his assinine ideas. The president is a figurehead, not a dictator, but Congress gave him extordinary powers. He had bad advisors as well and a CIA that was more political than American. It is an organization that has oversteped its boundries.

The Bush Administration was a mess from the ground up. He just happened to be the chief Foul UP with his One World Globalist ideas and Empire Building phylosophy.

I wonder how much he's going to charge for speaking fees, and would they be considered speeches or comedy routines?