Some clips from President George W. Bush’s final press conference yesterday, in which he cracks jokes, tries to justify his administration’s legacy, makes facile admissions of mistakes, and gets appallingly theatrical:
This is probably the last we’ll hear from this guy for awhile, savor it with the full 47-minute interview at MSNBC. Or cheer yourself up with some easy liberal snarking about the Bush legacy from Current TV.
Dove Dave Altabef ’08 writes in to tell us:
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