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The page says: "A possible explanation for the existence of the term is that George Bush, being the President of the United States, simply attracts more attention (both by supporters and detractors worldwide) than others.". Isn't that just speculation? Should it really be a part of a fact page? Also, why isn't the classic "They misunderestimated me" on it? It kinda sums up what a Bushism is.
The page says: "A possible explanation for the existence of the term is that George Bush, being the President of the United States, simply attracts more attention (both by supporters and detractors worldwide) than others.". Isn't that just speculation? Should it really be a part of a fact page? Also, why isn't the classic "They misunderestimated me" on it? It kinda sums up what a Bushism is.
==An opinion==
My belief is that most if not all of these so-called 'Bushisms' are examples of self-deprecating humour by a very intelligent man. The tone of this article is unpleasant and mocking - if it is allowed to remain, it should only be to show how Liberals deliberately or through mental incapacity do not understand the concept self-deprecation (it's nor surprise that so many of them are puffed up with self regard), and are apt to misuse such sayings to attack the originator. [[User:MauriceB|MauriceB]] 11:33, 28 January 2009 (EST)