I would love to hear your thoughts on these:
Washington Post: A President Besieged and Isolated
The Guardian: Lonely and Lame, Bush Agonizes Over Legacy
CNN Cafferty File: How concerned should President Bush be about his legacy?
Kevin, Gardner, KS: "Maybe Bush's legacy will be that he is a 'uniter' after all. He's united most of the country against him. There's little Bush can do to improve his legacy at this point. History will judge him as one of the most ineffective and incompetent presidents this country has ever had. America will be paying the price for many years to come."
EJ, Granville, OH: "We will try to forget him but should not. I hope he taught everyone to choose more carefully and by standards that reflect the real American character."
Hugh, FL: "President Bush should not be concerned about his legacy, and obviously, he's not, or he would have caved into pressure a long time ago and pulled our troops out of Iraq. Misguided or not, he is driven by what he believes and doesn't govern by polls or what the future might say about him, which is rare in Washington."
Andrew, Acton, MA: "His legacy will be a poorer, meaner, less secure, and more hated America. He is, quite simply, the worst President we have ever had. Even Nixon had the decency to resign."
Nick, Mount Carmel, PA: "Jack, We can't blame the President for all of this. We are almost as much to blame as he is. We, the people, voted him in for a second term, and we, the people, voted for a new Congress. How did that work out?"
Richard, LA: "Jack, He already has one - it's called Iraq. No matter what he may do or accomplish in his remaining time, this war will be his everlasting legacy. Ask the mothers, fathers, wives, husbands, sons, and daughters of the dead soldiers, and they will answer in a loud chorus, 'IRAQ' when asked what Bush will be remembered for."