How will we commemorate G W Bush's proud service to his country after he leaves office?

Surely such dedication and selfless servitude will deserve some form of national recognition.
Maybe a monument or sculpture would be nice.

ROFL Some original ideas here!

How about a sculpture of a Diebolt machine at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave?

Nuke Iran.

Flush.

By having a "ding dong the jerk is gone" nationwide party!!!

Give him a watch & let it go at that...a statue would be ostentacious, & would have to go in front of a gas station or something...NOT anywhere near the Capitol.

How much would it cost to have his face painted on the nation's fire hydrants, so that our noble dogs can show what we think of him?

Perhaps paying for his accomodations in Iraq, and, other travel expenses, so, he might speak with Iraqi civilians whose family members perished in the U.S. invasion of thier country.

a statue of a dog mess would fit the bill....

My friends and I are going to get drunkand watch the comedy hour tonight. We'll be hanging on pins and needles waitng for him to bastardize the English language with one last classic Bushism

STRATEGERY!!!

Changing the pronunciation of "nuclear" officially to "nuculer" might be a nice way to commemerate his asshatness.

May we should have a cell in Fed.Prison for him

with a tombstone to remember all the death he caused

Flushing twice because it's a long way to george's mouth! Then there will be dancing in the streets! With or without swords!

Indictment on the treason of orchestrating 9/11

Paint his portrait, then put it in the 2nd stall to the left of the congressional bathroom. Then put an out of order sign on the door.

I can think of no better tribute to this evil mass murderer.

If you take an exception to that, think of close to 1,000 lies and deceptions that was willfully orchestrated to produce war.

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Life is so simple, but we insist on making it complicated

Confucius
551 - 479 BC
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Peace

Jim

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Actually, you mean proud service to his beneficiaries in Corporate America. Rarely has any of the Bush administration's policies benefitted the American citizenry. (This tax rebate to supposedly "boost the economy" is merely an election ploy enacted by desperate Republicans to stave off seemingly inevitable defeat.)

No. We should never commemorate an administration so ineffective, corrupt, and devoid of reason. In Bush's view, even negative attention is a positive for him. It is best we let the unpleasantness of his two terms fade away as a distant memory.

It all depends on who his replacement is. Remember the devil you know can be better then the Devil you don't.

I'm sorry that your sarcasm is bleeding liberal....

Like there should have been a monument to Bill... like a giant dildo.......

i'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not, but we should commemorate someone who can stand up for himself and his policies when everyone's trying to tear him down.