George Bush

THEWAULRUS · 12-15-2006, 07:13 AM

Ok, I am not a fan of Bush. There are many things that I don't like about him.
1.First of all he is a drug addict. There is actually proof that he used to do cocaine.
2.He dodged the draft and never went to army.
3.His administration denies existence of global warming, even though NASA has data proving it.
4.His administration is saying that we are winning in Iraq.
5.He is the one that got us in Iraq in the first place.
6.His words don't match his face when he speaks.
7.

Quote:

Originally Posted by George W. Bush

For the good of all countries around it, Iran should not be influenced by Iranians. I mean Iraq should not be influenced by Iranians

- Saw that in the news last night.
8.His administration can't tell between the different Muslim groups.Particularly the Shi'ite and Sunni.When confronted the either take a guess or just say there is no difference or they just do not know. Neither do they know if Al
Conclusion
Now even though I am criticizing GW and his administration,it’s not like US people have better candidates. John Kerry spoke badly of the military.

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Kerry

You know education, if you make the most of it, you study hard, you do your homework, and you make an effort to be smart, you can do well. And if you don’t, you get stuck in Iraq.

This is Bush's last term in office and when he leaves the office two people are predicted to run for president. Hillary Clinton(Democrat) and Rudy Giuliani(Republican) or John McCain(Republican) If Bush does not solve the Iraq conflict now, those two candidates will have no idea what to do. Especially Hillary.
What is your view on this?

Belle · 12-15-2006, 08:06 AM

Apples and oranges, Walrus!

GWB's consistant, daily gaffes are so numerous as to far surpass any single remark made by John Kerry (and just so you know, I'm not a huge Bush or Kerry fan, either).

The media treats them differently and that effects our perception of both men. GWB is percieved as a "regular guy" - someone most people could imagine hanging out with and tipping back a few beers - and is expected to screw up his words accordingly and his errors are forgiven. Kerry is viewed as an intellectual and as such, most don't forgive any missteps he makes or misspoken words he utters. It's not an even comparison, IMO.

As to Hillary, Guilliani, McCain, and I would add, Obama to that mix

- they will have to come up with concrete plans to solve this war in Iraq because I don't think that GWB is going to come through in that department. He's ignoring the Baker Commission, for crying out loud! A bi-partisan commission packed with his allies and he's chosen not to take their reccomendations!

I find that appalling, especially in light of most Americans' displeasure in our involvement over there.

As to your assertion that these presidential candidates, in particular Hillary, will have no idea what to do re Iraq - do you have any facts to back your opinion?

Frankly, I think right now, GWB is doing nothing to get our boys home - in fact he took the reccomendation to increase our troop numbers over there just this past week! Yeah right - that'll get us out of there faster...

MickinEngland · 12-15-2006, 12:27 PM

I like GWB,he's kept America terror-free for 5 years..

His quotes show his mettle:-
"This is war. Somebody's gonna pay"
"Give us the terrorists or we'll come and get 'em"
"America will never seek a permission slip to defend herself"
"A soft line toward terror is not gonna happen on my watch"
"My job is to secure the homeland and thats exactly what i'm gonna do"
"We will not sit back and wait to be hit again"
"Iran must not be allowed to have nuclear weapons"

The American people can sleep soundly nights knowing George W is not sitting dodging the terrorists arrows, but is out there going after the archers wherever in the world they may be...
"The Lord will bring a nation against you from far away, from the ends of the earth, like an eagle swooping down, a nation whose language you will not understand" (Deut 28:49)

THEWAULRUS · 12-15-2006, 01:57 PM

Sadly, some republicans consider him the second coming of Jesus...

**The An-Jel** · 12-15-2006, 03:14 PM

Christians want the Second Coming. They want the end of the world. I don't mind living but living with Death-Mongers like the religious right is pathetic and to have this type of mentality in the White House brings America to a new low.

There is no doubt that John Kerry is out of touch anymore. He's pretty pissed he got screwed by the Republicans (like Al Gore I think he did... incidently I didn't vote that year Gore's rep and one look at Bush Jr told me stupidity was coming either way I would have voted.) Mind you I have one serious view. I like GUNS. I think they are the thing that keeps us away from an all out Dictatorship that both party's would love to install on the American people.

George W. Bush went into Iraq with a glossy-eyed Christian Military mindset. He dissented against the American Constitution with his Faith Based Initiative. He subverted FREEDOM with the Patriot Acts. I know someone who got ****ed just for speaking against this "President." The only good thing I have to say about Bush is his tenacious battle with pedophiles... and I think he would have been a great domestic President if his "friends" hadnt played the International Card on him (Iraq, Cowboy mentality with Korea and Iran and the rest of the world.) We don't ride horses into town anymore George cause no one wants to smell the manure!

berlinlife06 · 12-16-2006, 01:08 AM

I rate G.W.Bush as a 2:
2 conservative
2 religious
2 dumb
2 careless
2 big of a lier
2 concentrated on making his friends rich
2 stuck into making daddy happy, despite the lives that that happyness costs.
2 damaging for America's image around the world
2 much of a cowboy.
2 little to fill Clinton's shoes.
And... he is the greatest source of material for late night comedy!

techluck · 12-16-2006, 08:27 AM

You've got my vote again George Bush. I have never cared for him from the beginning and I won't be caring for him in the end.

riskey58 · 12-26-2006, 07:57 PM

I have never cared for George Bush and I never will. I don't think he as done much good for are country.

THEWAULRUS · 12-26-2006, 08:23 PM

I think he failed as a president. He should be checked for mental deseases as well...He did no good and screwed up US. He is one of the worst president's ever. Worse than Hoover, might I add.

FourBear · 12-26-2006, 08:46 PM

He provides some entertainment...just look at some cartoons and late night shows, and odds are there will be a reference to him and his antics. Unfortunately, it seems to be to our detriment.