Bush spins his legacy, leaves us with a train wreck

There they stood, a breathing Mount Rushmore, or perhaps just the ghosts of Inaugurals past, present and to come. The three-person former presidents' club came to the Oval Office at the invitation of its soon-to-be-member, President George W. Bush, and show unity in a time of crisis. The gathering looked more awkward than convivial. Jimmy Carter ...

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Bush spins his legacy, leaves us with a train wreck

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