Laura Bush does not agree with the opinion that her spouse's presidency was a failure

The first lady of the United States Laura Bush does not agree with the opinions of those who consider the eight -year -old presidency of her husband George Bush. “I know that this is not so, and I do not consider it necessary to answer those people who adhere to the opposite point of view,” said Laura Bush in an interview with Fox television company.

She attributed to the main merits of her wife the overthrow of the regime of Saddam Hussein and "The liberation of millions of people from the oppression of tyrannical regimes" in Iraq and Afghanistan.

According to the First Lady of the United States, Laura Bush, the incident in Baghdad, where the Iraqi journalist threw the US President George Bush during his recent visit, became evidence that freedom of expression in Iraq is being strengthened.

According to her, the case in the Iraqi capital was a hooligan trick and "this is how the incident should be treated." However, George Bush is “a real athlete, and he dodged” from both shoes flying into him, the wife of the American president added.

Later, Bush himself "with a laugh" recalled this case, added Laura Bush. At the same time, in her opinion, the incident has become a "sign that the Iraqis now feel much more freedom in terms of self -expression."