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Will Ferrell Returned To 'SNL' To Remind Us George W. Bush Was Bad, Too

Will Ferrell Returned To 'SNL' To Remind Us George W. Bush Was Bad, Too: "Don't forget we're still in two different wars that I started."
If you've seen recent polling, despite leaving his term in relative unpopularity, the 43rd president has been looking pretty good...

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