The Worst President in History?

Otherwise it's just the same 'ol baseless partisan bashing.

Chomsky likes to speculate and write towards his intended audiance, the synchophants that hang on his every word as though they mean something.

He writes the US is heading towards a "failed state", that's his opinion. It's BS, but people like to believe it because they hate Bush and anything that criticizes Bush is A-OK in their book.

There is no sense in debating what he says because it doesn't matter. Those that beleive what he writes won't listen to opposing viewpoints so there is no need for me to waste my time. Chomsky writes for a living, he is good at it, far better than I.

So, I will continue accusing Chomsky of being a hack and you can continue believing he isn't.

McGentrix wrote:

Chomsky likes to speculate and write towards his intended audiance, the synchophants that hang on his every word as though they mean something.

He writes the US is heading towards a "failed state", that's his opinion. It's BS, but people like to believe it because they hate Bush and anything that criticizes Bush is A-OK in their book.

There is no sense in debating what he says because it doesn't matter. Those that beleive what he writes won't listen to opposing viewpoints so there is no need for me to waste my time. Chomsky writes for a living, he is good at it, far better than I.

So, I will continue accusing Chomsky of being a hack and you can continue believing he isn't.

I gotta say you have a point there McGentrix. Even I think Chomsky is a little heavy. It is definitly a pretty grim veiw for a speculation. But I do think he is very interesting. You have to give him some credit.

I certainly agree that Chomsky has a perspective. So did John Birch! So did Alger Hiss! So did Karl Marx! So did Senator Joe McCarthy!

So what? Chomsky is a supremely gifted linguist but he is not necessarily then a supremely gifted analyist of foreign policy or of political science.

The late great chemist, Linus Pauling, won a Nobel Prize for his study of molecular structure and then apparently felt that he was therefore an expert in all other areas.

June 1, 2006 - Bush Tops List As U.S. Voters Name Worst President, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Reagan, Clinton Top List As Best In 61 Years

Strong Democratic sentiment pushes President George W. Bush to the top of the list when American voters pick the worst U.S. President in the last 61 years. Bush is named by 34 percent of voters, followed by Richard Nixon at 17 percent and Bill Clinton at 16 percent, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today. Leading the list for best President since 1945 is Ronald Reagan with 28 percent, and Clinton with 25 percent.


President Bush is ranked worst by 56 percent of Democrats, 35 percent of independent voters and 7 percent of Republicans, the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University poll finds. Best ranking for Reagan comes from 56 percent of Republicans, 7 percent of Democrats and 25 percent of independent voters. Among American voters 18 - 29 years old, Clinton leads the "best" list with 40 percent.


Among young voters, 42 percent list Bush as worst. Clinton tops the "worst" list among white Protestants - 24 percent, and white evangelical Christians - 29 percent.

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x11385.xml?ReleaseID=919

I am very sorry, Amigo, but I must have missed the "true" revelations of Noam Chomsky. Would you please be so good as to list three or four of his comments that have come true?

I really don't claim to be anywhere in the same league as the most brilliant Noam Chomsky but I did predict some things also:

l. That quite a few people would be killed in Iraq

2. That the Stock Market would break the 10,000( Dow Jones)

Now, Amigo, some of Chomsky's predictions that came true, please.

I am very sorry, Amigo, but I must have missed the "true" revelations of Noam Chomsky. Would you please be so good as to list three or four of his comments that have come true?

I really don't claim to be anywhere in the same league as the most brilliant Noam Chomsky but I did predict some things also:

l. That quite a few people would be killed in Iraq

2. That the Stock Market would break the 10,000( Dow Jones)

Now, Amigo, some of Chomsky's predictions that came true, please.

I suppose that you are speaking to Mr. Amigo, Mr. Parados. You do not so indicate in your post