Bush White House: Who was really in charge?

It was very obvious that Cheney was in charge. Bush didn't know how to tie his own shoes, but was the perfect 'puppet'. Those who were 'in charge' of Cheney had enough savvy to understand that voters would never had elected him as President; so Bush was just naive enough, cocky enough, and arrogant enough to be the moronic marionette while Cheney dangled the strings.

Bush's machismo and swaggering egoism made him the perfect stooge. Meanwhile, the wealthy elitists, profit-mongering industrialists and oil executives relied on Cheney to do the dirty work of initiating an unconstitutional, illegal and immoral war against another sovereign nation that in no way threatened, provoked or attacked the United States.

It was the perfect conspiracy. -RKO- 07/12/09

The senate, the house, congress, Bush, and Cheney all together. The democrats did as much as the republicans did to screw America don't forget.

to steer away from the visual allure of a conflict of interest whilst eating with CEOs of firms. even although, the Bush administration replaced into so gentle approximately appearing comfortable with company usa that a former extreme-score reliable can't keep in mind a single occasion of President Bush lunching with CEOs interior the White abode.

What is so wrong with the way Bush ran the White House, at least he relied on a Vice President that was elected by the people rather than 32 Czar's that Obama picked with out being elected running his White House!

Cheney.

Cheney, of course. Bush was a simple-minded man who was easily led. He thought he was in charge. He was never in charge. Cheney told him what to think and he thought it. ∠°)

Wall Street.

Does it really matter anymore?

Edith Gault Wilson was in charge of the WIlson Whitehouse.

relying on just one incident i would expect the prez Bush