He better start getting responcible for his actions, and that is going to hard to do at this point. I am sure he is insane. What do you people think? Destroying 3 Country's is enough for two terms, I don't think destroying another Country is a option anymore. I would love to hear you rantings or views!
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As a Canadian I hear many views but the most common is.. "I have nothing against the U.S.A. citizens but George Bush...\nThese are my views in life\n"Why clean up someone else's backyard before you cleanup your own.\nIf you cannot feed your own family why feed someone else's?\nBut..\nI also believe\nWhat's feeding one more mouth?\nSometimes you have to give to get.\nAlthough I am not a citizen of the U.S.A. I know the frustration that you are feeling, think about it, the border between Canada and the U.S.A is invisible.
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YES!!!  I agree with you that it should be a priority, but it wont happen--it would've happened already.  If we let him stay after the Florida debacle and the Ohio debacle, they arent going to remove the administration any time soon.  Doesnt matter who gets elected.  I agree that it could restore confidence around the world, but they already hate us and our arrogance, I dont think much will change that.  Will never happen.
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Jeff is right. One day is too many of this moron. Too bad that when he leaves we cant get rid of all his useless supporters as well. They are to blame for the downfall of America. I will have a party when he leaves, as the whole country will be rejoicing and cheering when he finally does go. I look forward to that happy day in anticipation.
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I think he is in deep, deep trouble over this one.  His answers on the News tonight left a lot to be desired......\n\n(I bet the Americans have not got a clue what we are on about.  Also, very nice to see correct spelling and grammar).
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Since day one.  "Most of our imports come from overseas" is not the kind of talk from our president that makes me proud.  "Nucular" has also stuck as an irritant.  He seems to pride himself on that stuff.  On the more serious side, invading a country that did not  attack us, voiding the Geneva Convention and advocating of torture, wiretapping without court orders, detaining people without charges, trial or representation, calling those that disagree traitors; these and many other such things coming from our government is much more than embarrassment.  It is contrary to everything I hold dear about being American.  And then there is all the death and destruction, for what?  I think we all would like to find that out, in open hearings.  If that happens, there are going to be a lot of very angry Americans.
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I think that it is about time we put this murderer out of commission.  \n\nReichman2007, you feel sad for all of us?  Why?  Because we are pleased to know that one less heartless murderer is no longer a threat to the innocent, peace loving, men, women and children that he has PERSONALLY murdered or decapitated over the years?  Including (more likely than not) your fellow country men!   Ideally, peace and love would fill the entire world.  But it doesn't.  That is not my choice, as I am sure it is not yours either.  So what would you rather us do?  Allow him to kill, behead, rape and torture?  There will never be 100% acceptance behind any killing, of any sort.  And personally I believe that is a good thing....I may not agree with your position, but you are helping me see the other side.\n\nFor me, I am pleased that former terrorist is no longer with us.  Fear gives terrorists "super-human-like" power and today, the troops of the U.S.A. and collation countries, showed the world terrorists are mere mortals.  He was a man, an evil man and  that is it!
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Oh, here is an original question.\n\nDo you honestly think that the President of the United States is an idiot?  He may not be the brightest person on the planet, but he is a damn site better than either of his opponents were/are.\n\nIt seems to me that the people who are so critical of the job he is doing should do something.  Offer a suggestion, talk to their elected representatives or better yet, run for office and see how well they do.\n\nI would venture a guess that the job isn't as easy as you think it is.  There are far more important issues at stake than what is on the surface.\n\nAnd calling the president an idot is the same as calling everyone who voted for him an idot. . . do you really want to go there?  It shows a lack of smarts on your part to suggest something like this.\n\nEurope and the rest of the world should stay out of US politics and concentrate on their own problems (and don't try to tell me that there aren't any.  I only need to point to France, Germany and a few others).
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Ideally yes, but he has to deal with Congress who are up for election (2 yrs-House, 6 yrs-Senate).  Not to mention he has the option to run for reelection.  The people will be royally pissed if he starts acting in a way contrary to what he said during the race.
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Go big.  We made this mess, we have a responsibility to clean it up.  We need to stabilize that region.  Walking away will only let the chaos we've already created escalate.\n\nIt was an incredibly stupid thing to do from the outset, going into Iraq.  Bush, and the people who supported him shouldn't be still calling the shots over there, based on their track record alone.  But, for the first time since the man took office, I find myself agreeing with him on one point.  It's a mistake to leave Iraq in this mess.  The entire region will implode. \n\nHowever, it's idiotic to say that troop levels over there are sufficient, they are woefully inadequate at best.   Big--overwhelmingly big, preferably--is the only chance we have at getting control.\n\nBTW--I've voted pretty much straight Democrat in all elections, this last one included.  The need for change in our leadership is obvious and necessary, but I believe we can't afford to compound the error we made (I say 'we' because over half of this country supported the invasion of Iraq, so much so that 'we' re-elected Bush for a second term) by leaving Iraq to it's fate.  We will never see the end of violence in that region if we don't get control of it now.  If we leave, and Iraq becomes a terrorist stronghold, how long do you imagine it will be until Israel is engaged?  Anyone fancy a nuclear war in your lifetime?\n\n\nArcticchick--you seem to have forgotten that convenient intelligence failures, coverups, and deliberate circulation of misinformation have been the main attribute of  GW Bush's administration.   Your selected excerpts do a fine job of implying that, despite the fact that their support was based on erroneous information, the Democrats are to blame for the Iraq invasion.  You demonstrate how well Bush & Co.'s tactics worked--and continue to work--on the segment of America's populace who refuse to acknowledge what terrible consequences have resulted from their support of this administration.
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ARE you crazy or just plain dumb? What an idiotic thing to say. \n\nEven the Bush admin has given up on Iraq and Afghanistan as being free. So what was that F___ war for anyway!!\n\nWhat we should do is mind our own business!!\n\nThe ONLY superpower? China could probably kick our butts, especially right now, that is if you don't care whether anyone survives!
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I am very afraid that this guy would welcome a war with the west and because of his religious convictions would not worry about the consequences on his own people or even himself.\n\nHe is going to push this all the way is my guess and we will be faced with the awful choice of another terrible war (worse than Iraq), or a middle eastern Hitler with a nuclear bomb.\n\nThere will be loads of answers to this on both sides, "Nuke him" and "no war", but I'm afraid both points of view completely miss the point.\n\nIn the 1930's there was a massive peace movement which disarmed Britain and France, and turned a blind eye to what Hitler was doing by trusting in diplomacy. It was a bigger peace movement than the one today by far. The consequence of that peace movement and diplomacy however was in excess of 30 million people dead worldwide. Maybe an earlier war would have been less costly.\n\nConversely if we take military action this is a very different proposition to Iraq. This is a strong military nation and western forces are already over stretched. The backlash through terrorism could go on for 100 years. Many thousands will die.\n\nBefore anyone responds with a knee jerk either way...think it through. This one aint easy.
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I think he's the type of leader we should see more often nowadays. Say what you want about his policies, at least he has the balls to stick to his guns no matter how much the rest of the world whines.
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I agree with you. He wants to be a martyr. The worst punishment we could give him right now is life inprisonment. That would drive him and his supporters nuts!
201875
well i sure dont.his political ettiquette is horrible,as well as his controlling attitude of himself as world leader.\n  his choices are weird and forcing america to stand alone more andm more.\nwe have lost many friends and still loosing more due to his decisions,and it hasnt mattered what the world thought on any thing.\n  im not sure where or what the problem is,but its a big one\ni have never supported g.w.bush and never will.\nthe iraqi war was uncalled for, but now there we must fight it over the mess it drew but it does allow a front for the terriost war in anotehr country now,but there are alot of men dying for errors and false intel.and americans are not thought of well much of any wehre these days because of it,and we the people didnt do it. it was done outside of the un and world backing for false reason,and more has just piled upon them on many fronts in our government.\n  he should be impeached but the rep control will not allow it.\nso what are we to do start another revolution to get our government straight, we would be held as terrorists in guantanomo????????????????
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Why he is a wonderful man just ask him. In another country he would be concidered an evil dictator, all I got to say is thank god for term limits as I know that the repuglican congress lacks the gonads to do anything about him. He has done enough damage to this country though and I hope democrats get out and vote in the congressional election this November.
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He had a good thing going for him and he ruined it. Now he'd rather argue about it compared to fixing the problems. Sorry, but he lost his mind somewhere down the road and at this rate, it doesn't look like he's going to find it anytime soon. He's too concentrated to keep adding problems with no desire to fix them. That should be a real eye opener about this man.
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The guy will be out soon (2008, I think, unless he goes for another war and declares National Emergency or soemthing to postpone elections), you Americans allowed him to cheat at the polls and become president the first time and compounded that stupidity by reelecting him the second time around-maybe you like to inflict pain on your own selves? Well, then bear the consequences of your foolishness with the fortitude that you Americans boast so much about in your history, the speeches of some of your really great presidents.\n\nMaybe you'll elect someone better next time around? Someone who's a less of a warmonger and cares as much for the blood of peoples from other nations, as well his own countrymen?\n\nAll I can say is All the best! For only when you do well, will the globe benefit.\nst