Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill's name in #44.

Also, shouldn't some note be made of his refusal to allow Executive Branch personnel to testify to Congress?  And Dick Cheney's claim (apparently honored) that he belongs to neither the Executive or Congressional Branch?

Thanks for the reminder about the fishing boat, I'd completely forgotten that one!

It's like nightmarish walk down some f*cked up memory lane. Except it all really happened.

"It would be difficult to identify a President who, facing major international and domestic crises, has failed in both as clearly as President Bush," concluded one respondent. "His domestic policies," another noted, "have had the cumulative effect of shoring up a semi-permanent aristocracy of capital that dwarfs the aristocracy of land against which the founding fathers rebelled; of encouraging a mindless retreat from science and rationalism; and of crippling the nation's economic base."

"George Bush has combined mediocrity with malevolent policies and has thus seriously damaged the welfare and standing of the United States," wrote one of the historians, echoing the assessments of many of his professional colleagues. "Bush does only two things well," said one of the most distinguished historians.  "He knows how to make the very rich very much richer, and he has an amazing talent for f**king up everything else he even approaches.  His administration has been the most reckless, dangerous, irresponsible, mendacious, arrogant, self-righteous, incompetent, and deeply corrupt one in all of American history."

http://hnn.us/articles/48916.html

Stealing the presidency in 2000

The Patriot Act

Starting us on a path to war in Iran

Expanding upon your point #27, Bush's shameful assertion why blacks should welcome Social Security privatization:

His entire effort to sell privatization of Social Security and most despicable of efforts to do so by visiting the Bureau of Public Debt on April 5, 2005 with an attendant and attentive press corps.

Bush never used the phrase "worthless IOU's", to describe the Social Security trust fund, but his implication was clear:

"There is no trust fund, just IOUs that I saw firsthand, that future generations will pay," Bush said after inspecting the storage site. "Imagine - the retirement security for future generations is sitting in a filing cabinet."

http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/ 20050406/news_1n6socsec.html

The four drawer filing cabinet that resides at the Bureau of Public Debt reserved for the Social Security Administration contains file after file of printed lists of every U.S. Treasury bond purchased by the SSA that it is required by law to invest and not spend.

The SSA (Social Security Admin.) invests only in the safest of all financial instruments: U.S. Treasury bonds backed by the full faith, promise and good credit of the United States government.

For the president of the United States to imply that such investments are not trustworthy, and by extension, those same financial instruments sold everyday to private and institutional investors both foreign and domestic are equally untrustworthy, was an act of treason against the good name of the country he supposedly leads and a violation of his presidential oath.  

Chemical weapons have a shelf life.  The chem weapons that bush talked about durring his 2003 state of the union speech, were unaccounted for post 1994, and they were probably made prior to the gulf war. This represents a significant lie of omission on bush/whoever was providing him the intel's part.

Meantime, I've thought of more:

Back door draft and extension of tours of duty while minimizing time at home for rest and retraining.

Failure to deploy reinforced humvees, forcing the troops to improvise in the field.

Refusal to act in the California energy crisis, allowing Enron's Ken Lay, and others, to manipulate the energy market and charge the state outrageously high energy costs which are still crippling the state's economy.