Published: Dec. 20, 2011
Words: 5069 (approximate)
Language: English

Short description

BUSH HAIKUS takes a humorous look at the last eight years as a Democrat living under the Bush Administration. BUSH HAIKUS make light of the many short comings and ironies of the Bush Administration, Democrats, and current events. Neil Glick’s irreverent look at American politics shines the light on government in all its glory, complete with conflict, humor, hypocrisy and tragedy.

Extended description

BUSH HAIKUS takes a humorous look at the last eight years as a Democrat living under the Bush Administration.

BUSH HAIKUS make light of the many short comings and ironies of the Bush Administration, Democrats, and current events.

Neil Glick’s irreverent look at American politics shines the light on government in all its glory, complete with conflict, humor, hypocrisy and tragedy.... (Read more) BUSH HAIKUS takes a humorous look at the last eight years as a Democrat living under the Bush Administration.

BUSH HAIKUS make light of the many short comings and ironies of the Bush Administration, Democrats, and current events.

Neil Glick’s irreverent look at American politics shines the light on government in all its glory, complete with conflict, humor, hypocrisy and tragedy.

These haikus, which range from Weapons of Mass Destruction to Bush’s daughters; and from Clinton to the war in Iraq, explore the stories we experienced everyday in the news for eight years; to the lives we lived under George W. Bush.

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The Honorable Neil Glick spent more than 15 years working in the political and international arena.

Working throughout Washington DC, from the US Senate to Federal and local government, he is a six term elected official in the District of Columbia Government. Prior to his run for office, Glick lived in Moscow, Russia from 1993-1997.

His experience gives BUSH HAIKUS a witty and insightful look at the the wake of destruction left by President George W. Bush.

Neil Glick has been seen on “The Today Show”, NBC Nightly News, numerous local television interviews, “RTR Television” (Russian national television), and in stories ranging from The Washington Post, The New York Times, Kiplinger's, The Washington Times, The Moscow Times, The Moscow Tribune, Connections magazine and the Russian edition of Newsweek.
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911, iraq war, george bush, al gore, haiku, dick cheney, bush, gop, blood for oil, afghanistan war

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Review by: Michael Rabin on Jan. 06, 2012 :
Easily digestible but hilarious bathroom rea. . . ahem, excuse me, barcalounger reading.

Actually, it doesn't matter WHERE you read it. When my children ask me WHY Bush was the worst president we've ever had, it takes me quite a bit of time to explain it in a way that provides historical context. One thing you gotta hand to the guy was that he was more deceptive and polished than Tricky Dick Nixon and he seemed to displace grease better than "Teflon" Reagan. So it's not easy to boil it all down like it was for his predecessors.

Now, with this brilliant collection, there IS a way. The 5-7-5 form reins it all in. People are going out of their way to blame the current administration for the economic crisis that began with 8 dreadful years of "W." This book touches on the wars, the fear-mongering, the "a-village-in-Texas-is-missing-its-idiot" factor, the Katrina debacle, and so much more that left the whole world shaking their heads (except the diehards who voted for him. . .twice). A tickle of a read in such a traditionally contemplative form.
(reviewed the day of purchase)

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