Do you think is George Bush a suitable president for USA; will he take USA up or let it down? Support your answers pls?
136030
Look this country has never had a good president.  They all have lied, cheated and stolen to even get to be nominated.  The closest thing we have ever come to a good president was George W.  That W is for Washington.  And what was he..... a deserter and traitor in the King's army. Bush wants to be a great president by American Standards.  That means a lot of people are going to have to die. If you want to be remembered you have to kill,kill,kill.\n\nWhat president had the fewest people killed under his administration? (killed by American soldiers) Right, I don't have any idea either.
59595
would not dout that.  he friends of the suadi family.\n\nBush is a puppet for the wolfowitz doctrine and other high profile secret societies. He is not for the people, he is for corporations, and making money for him and his cronies. Not helping any of use americans. Bush is a good puppet.
292991
President Bush has had more to deal with than most other Presidents. I think he has made mistakes but it has been a tough 6 years. I don't think any politician would have done well in this Presidency. I don't think any politician can run our country.I think the people who are capable of leading this country aren't even in politics. They are too smart to even want to be involved with the spectacle that we call a government.
645404
I think both Bill and George have "screwed the pooch" for their prospective family members.. anyone affiliated with either the Clintons or the Bushes is now instantly polarized and I don't think they are in a position to get the key "swing votes" that would be needed... \n\nI think America is ready for change... no more Bushes or Clintons... just my opinion...
184273
The man has got a very busy schedule, and must only spend his time doing what is most important.  In fact, I heard from a good source, that right now George is playing a drunken game of Hide and Seek with his Secret Service agents, out on the white house lawn.\n\n  TO ANYONE FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY, KNOW THAT AMERICANS THINK THAT BUSH IS AN IDIOT ALSO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nHe is not what Americans stand for, (Yes I know, ironic isn't it) and quite honestly is an embarrassment to most of the civilized nation.  He'll be out of the white house very soon, so if you're living outside of the USA, know that we too are counting the days that we will not have to deal with his never ending "MISTAKES."  Hopefully when the new President takes office, he will restore the dignity of his title and of this nation.
19431
Why don't you take a cue from your President and try to bring the country together instead of tearing it apart? He is not my President of choice but I did appreciate him trying to stay away from being or at least sounding bi-partisan whether or not that's really what he cares about.
589855
Where the heck did you hear that?\n\nPresident Bush is a great patriotic president, I highly doubt he would  even consider something like that.  \n\nDamn Liberals and their conspiracy theories.\n\nThanks for the 2 points.
23708
LOL Please, only people who think he's a good president are hard core republicans.\n\nDont get be wrong, Im solidly middle of the road on most issues, i support our millitary 100%. I think Bush needs beter advisers, cause I dont think he's got the right stuff to be the Top man. Partly politics is bad for this country, that goes for Democrates, Commies, Libratarians or what ever. \n\nI'm all for some of the things George W has done, I just think he did a poor job on almost everything he's got involved in.
301090
Bush Jr.'s heart and spirit burns with American patroism, but his cabinet appointment choices have been nothing less than poor; rife with unqualified and inept people.\n\nNot that this problem is isolated with just the White House, but historic and often tragic events during Bush Jr.'s terms have produced glaring clear evidence that other vital government operated offices our National safety depends on are rife with political brown-nosers whose ineptness adds a dangerous ingredient for a recipe of disaster.\n\nBottom line: I pray as Americans, we learn it's not very wise to elect politically empowered family members to become our President.
514842
i think he would be a good PM.  i think he has the english people's best interest in mind.  he would also ratlle a few feathers and that can't be a bad thing!!  he wouldn't just bow down to the americans!!!
330146
Bush is one of the best presidents ever!!! A very good man. True he is not right about everything but who is. He is doing great under the circumstances. The media totally misrepresents him.
171231
Bush's big picture? Well you should check out prisonplanet.com quite the eye opening experience. Some people might say it's conspiracy theory, but some of it just seems to fall into place. If none of that is true, just look at what he has done with foreign policy. He's isolated the U.S. not many countries are very happy with us right now. I've had friends who have traveled abroad that have to say they're from Canada just to not get yelled at and ridiculed. Pro Bush people (I live with one) believe that he is doing a great job, that the war in Iraq was justified to remove Saddam (who had nothing to do with 911 and no wmds.) So now we sit here with an ongoing war that was declared over by bush with rising fuel prices due to his provoking of foreign nations as well as creating instability in the region we import our oil from. Now venezuela bolivia and cuba have cut trade with the U.S. because of all of them dislike of bush, and his policies. The big picture is to create a world government (democracy) and have everyone live free while big business rakes in the cash. My thought is live and let live. I know that there are countries that opress and ones that don't but you would think that in todays da and age we could use diplomacy to settle disputes instead of threatening them with bombs. We are so set in the past of Vietnam, WWI, WWII, that we for some reason think that the world owes us something when they don't owe us crap. Yes our troops faught and died for other countries, but so did their citizens. We were at one time united against a common enemy, and yes there is a common enemy of terrorism, but bush distorted that idea and crusaded around saying we needed to rid the world of people like North Korea, Iran, Iraq, it was just so easy for him to gain support by blaming it all for 911. Ok so I'm rambling, but I hope that might give you some idea. The big picture isn't for everyone.
177422
America is ready for a President of any color or gender.  The question is, will American's vote for such a person?  If the right candidate presents him or her self, I think they can get elected.  Right now, though, nobody appears to be this person.  Jesse Jackson?  Yeah, right.  Way too radical, even for some African Americans.  Condoleeza Rice?  No way - she has too much of Bush's dirt on her hands.  Colin Powell?  A possibility, but he has the Bush problem as well, and besides, he has said he doesn't want to run for political office.  Maybe in 2012 a guy like Barak Obama from Illinois can run and win.  I think its more likely that we will see a female President first, like Hillary Clinton.  She is probably going to be the Democratic nominee in 2008, and the Republicans will be hard pressed to find a competitive candidate after all that Bush has done as President.  The country is tired of Republican policy, and are looking for a change.
293604
Bush is crazy, when he thinks God wanted him to be President. That's la la land for sure, so what makes you think any of his decisions were sane at all? I personally think he is acting like an alcoholic more everyday now. It's really sad America has such poor leadership during troubled times as these with the Oil Companies raping America.
530217
George Bush never set foot outside the US until he became President. How could he possibly make a remotely rational decision on foreign policy? Travel as President of the US wouldn't give you any opportunity to assess the situation in any way other than from the view your handlers wanted you to have. Not only is the US foriegn policy isolationist, its the product of an isolated and insular executive.
270846
After observing some of the speeches, comments and actions of George W. Bush, it's clear to me that he doesn't run the government.\n\nI'm certain that the United States didn't come this far in history and prosperity just to hand it's fate over to a man with the intelligence of a gnat with amnesia.
581374
Can't completely evaluate his presidency right now.  We will have to see what becomes of all the things he has set in motion.\nKeep in mind that some of our best presidents were wildly unpopular in their day - Jefferson, Lincoln, and T. Roosevelt.  I am not suggesting he will ever be in that league, just that there is a good chance that all the rhetoric about what is going on is short sighted and prevents us from properly evaluating the long term impact of his presidency.\nAs a man I guess he's a good guy.  He cares for his family; doesn't seem to lie, cheat, or steal (I can't listen to those panty-wearring sisies who think he lied everyone into war - if they're not even smart enough to read the actual words he used and pay attention to the UN Resolutions).  I think he's a little creepy sometimes, but I'm not inviting him to any cook-outs.\nAs a world leader?  Hmmm.  I don't care.  If the euro-weenies and insecure Canadians don't like him what do I care?  If the presidency had to answer to all those constituencies then we would be in real trouble.\nMy opinion about his presidency in generic terms:  C- on domestic issues (the brutal expansion of the federal government) and grades are still out on foreign issues (if I had to guess it's probably going to be around a B-.