Why do you support Bush?  What has he done that you see as worth while?  I come from a very liberal world and see only the one side.  I know all the reasons not to support him, I want to hear some reasons why you would.
215543
The people that support Bush are too dumb to use a computer. So, I will tell you that they are just ignorant racist Texans and red necks.
80497
sheww.. That Emilyrose has gone crazy on both of your questions, some people these days are just crazy. Anyways, I am a republican and I support George Bush.
395304
I like bush for the same reason as I believes he loves his country more than kerry.  I also believe Bush knows what capitalism is and the function of the government.  I think he is doing a great job.  The only problem is the dem are doing a better job bad mouthing the prseident and making things look worse than they really are.
403086
Yes I listen...I am an open minded liberal and sometimes I even agree with him.  People bash what they do not care to understand.  I think your question is very important.  Do people with their staunch opinions actually check out both sides?  The educated ones do. GREAT QUESTION.
531078
why dont u put that money into supporting ur candidate-americans r tired of negative ads.  in 2004, bush was the only one who explained anything-kerry just said bush is worng bush is wrong-he didnt have a solution.  i wanna know what your candidate will do-not what he thinks is bad about the other candidates-do that-that is what we want-not a negative mudslinging battle-too much of that on both sides nowadays-dont make is three sides-
46674
I think "Dubya" is a terrific president. He has done a lot for the safety of the nation from foreign countries, unlike Clinton. Our gov't is always shown to be the bad guy, but that's because of the liberal media. Conservatives are condemned for ridding the world of the evils, but liberals are praised for sparing them, consequently causing more turmoil. I don't really want to get started, so I'll cut it short. President Bush is wonderful.
183247
I think you are very open minded and willing to allow others to voice there opinion without inciting them.  I think you try to see both sides of an issue and could probably argue either side if you wanted to.\n\nBut to answer your question, you trust Bush about as far as you can throw him.\n(is that good enough for ten?)
15953
I'm going to have to quote Sherasi here (you wrapped this up perfectly): Personally, I neither hate or love President Bush. He has been an adequate president doing nothing outstanding or terrible in either direction.  (Now here's my part).  As for the WMD's it is possible that they haven't been found.  However, and I don't think I'm speaking alone when I say this, given the tone of the Administration, the UN speech by Colin Powel and George Bush's own firey speeches, I was under the impression that the WMD posed a clear and present danger to us our or our friends in Europe (them being closer, it would be easier to get a missle there).  Therefore, even though I wasn't an avid war supporter, I did expect there to be some sort of major find (again, just because of the tone).  After these years, though it is possible that they are well hidden, the United States has sent top experts of our own (so the crack towards the UN in an earlier answer was pointless), along with spy planes, ground-penetrating radar and computer logistics simulations that could track the likely path of any movement.  I believe the weapons did exist, at one time, but were destroyed or moved.  The fact that the supposed weapons haven't been found then should NOT be seen as a 'victory' for Democrats or a 'defeat' to Republicans.  It should, if we go on the premise that Bush was telling the truh, be a cause of great alarm:  Where are these weapons? Could enemies be plotting against us right now?  It is very sad (and alarming) how even something as overtly destructive as biotoxins suddenly becomes political in this toxic political atmosphere.  And to address you additional comment, if the weapons are one day found, I would hope that the 'Bush haters' say "It looks like we made a mistake".  However, you and I and everyone here knows d*mn well that we're not that forgiving in America, and that - unfortunately - is the reason many foreign policy blunders (and that's aimed at all Presidents, not just Bush) go not only unapologized for, but are compensated by compoundingly disastrous steps.
71756
Have you noticed every day on the news, headline is Bush DEFENDS this decision, Bush DEFENDS that decision, I am wondering the same thing. His approval rating is down to a point that he should take notice that he is not representing the majority of American people. Some of his decisions may even be dangerous to the American people. Examples are the ports deal and now that nuclear deal with India. To me the way it has been going lately I will breathe a sigh of relief when his term is over.
441305
I'm pleased to see a conservative (or anybody, really) who can think for themselves, instead of just believe everything they are fed.  And, yes...I dislike Bush myself, but...I'm a liberal, so that is no surprise.
611577
I don't think he's evil. I support Bush and have from the beginning. I hate when people diss the war and all this crap and blame him for their sons & daughters dying when they signed up for the service. They knew there was a chance they would go to war to defend their country. Imagine if Gore was our president, or Kerry. We'd probably all be dead because let's face it, Al Gore thought he invented the internet. Anyway, I love all you people who support Bush!! =) You're great.
478929
Doesnt it remind you of why you voted for George W.???  Does me...I would rather have a man in office who loves our country and supports our soldiers who are over there risking their lives everday, Kerry wants to criticize our soldiers despite the fact that some have died for his right to live in a free world.  What a POS.  He doesnt deserve his next breath much less for someone to let him run his mouth in public and address the American ppl...
499950
Alright Brendan, here's what you wanted to hear and the best answer.  I voted for Bush the first time.  I voted for him again in 2004.  I feel more duped than embarassed but they are both in my feelings and I don't like it at all.  I was lied to about WMD and I bought it.  It wasn't a mistake, it wasn't for the good of the country, it was a freaking LIE.  I have no idea how many other lies I have bought into from this administration but I do know that I will not be fooled by them again.  Now I automatically attach the BIG FAT LIE sticker to EVERYTHING that comes out of the White House.  I will not be voting for ANY Repubs this year, so they can thank W for the loss of my vote.
369797
First off, i do not support either of those groups. Second off, you should not group the entire group of liberals into one that supports both of these peoples, because very few do. Open your eyes, you have only been blinded by Bush, you can seek the truth, i believe in you
95511
I did and do support this war, and I cry because we can;t get it right because of all the people against it. We're damned if we do and damned if we don't. The soldiers are doing a good job keeping their moral up, but it's harder and harder on them when they know how half the country feel. I bet that makes them feel confident to go fight every day. When I hear the left talk in here, I try hard to think are they right? am I wrong? At least I try and weigh the odds. The left are always right. Blatantly right. Their hatred for Bush makes them never wonder, could they be wrong? Just once? Bush has not done one thing right in there eyes.
548352
Honestly, I did vote for him.\n\nKerry did not have any proof or way of fixing the war and the problems. He just said he was going to do it without any explaination.\n\nAnd then I asked myself...\n\n"Who would Osama or Hussein want to win?"\n\nObviously, they would want Kerry. So.... I voted for Bush.\n\nThere were several other reason why I voted for him like leaving the desert for offroad racing, etc..... but those are the main reasons to why I voted for Bush.\n\n\nBut let me tell you... I am upset with what is going on now. I don't regret my vote, since Kerry has pretty much shown he is crazy lately, but I am disappointed with how Bush is handling everything.
312980
It the far left that's bashing Bush. I admire GWB because he sticks to his decisions. We are in a war for our survival and the Republicans know this and they will do what it takes to protect America. The liberal cry babies worry about out civil liberties and if we will offend the rest of the world and our enemies. Clinto could have gotten Bin Laden but chose not to (why?). Bush is the man in the right place at the right time.