I guess George W. Bush is feeling unloved these days, so he's taken to doing some very odd things, like vetoing a bipartisan Medicare bill that would restore cut to Medicare providers. These cuts would have forced many providers to stop taking Medicare patients, causing a lot of grief for American seniors.

Bush vetoed this bill, even though it passed Congress with more than enough votes to override. And Congress quickly did that today. So I have to ask, why did he do it? He could have quietly let the bill become law without his signature. But no, he had to pick yet another fight that he couldn't win, and now looks like an idiot.