im tired of this. i was a huge supporter of bush until recently. he had his run, let someone else step up. anyone who is with me be fucking honest with me and answer this!!
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talkin about beating the system?hell im not american but homie u know no1 can beat this system up but if u r talkin about da anarchy u r talkin to da right man
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EBWINA -- nice to see you are a registered MoveOn.org supporter, how much is a monthly subscription?  I'm tired of thinking for myself, I want my propaganda and slogans spoon fed to me as well.\n\nAs a Bush supporter (A) drives me the craziest.  The fact that the President would sully is hands on anything that Kennedy already stained with his own paw-prints is disgusting.  Democrats have shown, during the last 40 years, that they know NOTHING of education or how to run a school system.  Kennedy's bill will continue the series of failures.
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I agree completely with you. \nWho ARE these Bush supporters, all 31%?\n\nIt is just so true that there is a sucker born every minute.\nThey are the world's biggest suckers.\n\nAs shown by some of these sad answers. I feel like tearing my hair out when I read these.\n\nRegarding jymsis's answer below:\n\nShe states: "Every time you gripe about how "you were lied to" you tell every one of our troops that what they are doing is a big waste of time."\n\nWell, no, it is a waste of their LIVES.
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I'm tired as well.\n\nI'm even more tired of hearing its Bush's fault for the high prices, and then hearing how he is only in Iraq for the Oil.\n\n------------------\n\nalford, (below) give me a break, you can't really be that naive, can you?  The average profit on each gallon of gas is 9 cents.  The average tax on each gallon of gas is 50 cents.\n\nSupply vs. demand is what controls the gas prices.  Can you supply any evidence to your conspiracy theory that Bush is at the head of a table in a board room with all the oil executives plotting a master plan to raise gas prices?  Is he behind the high price of bottled water also?\n\nYou claim people dint know what they are talking about, while you make accusations without anything to back them up.\n\nBush wants to increase our oil supply (which lowers prices) by drilling in our own country, but your liberal hero's wont let him.\n\nBush wants to increase our means of refining oil (which would increase our oil supply) but your liberal hero's wont let him.\n\nYour a typical liberal, who has been brainwashed by the likes of Michael Moore, and Bill Mahr.  You obviously can't think for yourself.  If you could, you would be smart enough to look into the baseless allegations you make and realize they are ludicrous.
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Bush is keeping him on.\n\nTranslation:"The hell with policy and the voice of our military"--Bush.\n\nBUSH has proven to be the INDISPUTABLE "Cowardly Defeatist"
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i agree completely. I HATE CLINTON. he is the meanest man alive. i will never forget when he drove by my school [a military-base school overseas] and he was supposed to get out and meet some people from my school. but instead, he just whipped by us, not even bothering to open his window. and i think bush is amazing. he's doing the best he can in this situation and he's handling it very well. =]
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Right on, bro! Keep speaking out. It amazes me how many people have been taken in by DUHbya and Co., I feel like we're under the Dark Empire or something with DUHbya as the mouthpiece and Darth Cheney as his evil influence. When will people sit up and see the corruption? Intelligence fights idiocy, the more we speak, the more even the most brainwashed conservative will have to hear. Use your brains, folks! Or am I asking too much? I'd much rather think for myself than partake in the meal of lies fed to us by this Administration. But for some reason, the conservs just keep grabbing spoons and digging in...the DUHbya followers have all become political zombies, moving arms and legs, mouths opening that aren't really saying anything and they're all really just looking for brains...but that's alright, I'm going to relax, drink some wine and wait for all of this to blow over...it has to eventually, right?
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i did vote democrat all the way.your right what this administration is getting away with makes me sick.why aren't we marching in the streets against this president like they did with the Vietnam war.he has made a mockery out  of the presidency.and he should be stopped.i just want to puke when i think about him sitting in his big office laughing at us all.
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There is no reason to be any more concerned today than you were yesterday. The Democrats won the House. What did they really win? They won the right to make the president a lame duck. Mr. Bush can still veto any legislation they try to pass and the Democrats do not have a 2/3 Senate majority required to over ride a veto. The Democrats say they want change, so here's their chance. We will see in the coming days if Democrats really want change for all Americans and are willing to reach across the aisle, or if they just want power. Either way do not expect much to change in the next 2 years. If anything this election has almost guaranteed that nothing substantive will happen in that time.\n\nmrfoxhorn: I have to take exception with a few of your statements.\nI am middle class, I do not make 200K a year. I make more money than I did during the Clinton administration and I am paying less in taxes.\nBecause one man in the Republican party solicited a teenage boy, it does not make the entire Republican party gay. This is one the most ridiculous statements Democrats make.\nThe Republicans did not handcuff Mr. Clinton with Monica. Mr. Clinton created his own woes by lying about the affair under oath. Credibility and honesty from our leaders (all of them) may not matter to you, but it is very important to me.\nI do not blame Mr. Clinton for 9/11, I blame terrorists. What I blame Mr. Clinton for in regard to terrorism is his administrations direct efforts to hamper intelligence gathering and sharing. \nThe idea that the Democrats will build up the military stands in stark opposition to their actual record on military spending. How do you think Mr. Clinton was able to balance the budget? It wasn't by cutting social programs, but rather by dessimating the military and intelligence communities.\nDemocrats have won the midterm, you wanted change and now you have it. Pointing fingers at the other side for their failings isn't going to work anymore. Democrats now have to take responsibilty and start showing us what positive change they propose for America. I am willing to give them the benefit of the doubt in this area, but I honestly believe they will fail miserably unless they change their thinking and move forward rather than looking back.
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I AGREE WHOLEHEARTEDLY!!! It's about time that someone had the guts to speak up and say it like it is.\n\nGeorge W. Bush...is by far one of the best presidents that we have had the honor of having in office for a very very long time. Yes, he has made some mistakes but what we need to look at is the % of what he's done right vs. what he has goofed on. \n\nI beleive that we did the right thing by going to the Middle East. The TERRORISTS are destroying this country, it's up to us...American citizens. To stand behind our president and give him the much needed support that he deserves. \n\nGOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!! & GOD BLESS GEORGE W. BUSH!!!!!
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I have been reading your questions on ask the planet as they come along during the day. You are really passionate about these issuse. I saw the report and I must say I see your point. Its like that movie, Vendetta with natalie portman. Did you watch it. Its very similar to what is happening right now. One person's terrorists is another person's hero. Im never quick to believe everything that is broadcasted from the American media. They are more about propoganda than truth. What can we do. American said they prefer Bush by voting him back in power. And he has successfully managed to manipulate you through the media. What the rest of the world is still asking... Where are the weapons of mass destruction?
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Someone ask the dictator to explain himself?  Of course not, they would have been ushered from the White House as quickly as possible.  It's very clear, from all reports, that Bush doesn't listen to anyone who doesn't kiss his butt and just accept everything he has to say.  Colin Powell ring any bells?  I fully agree with what this question seems to suggest.  Bush 41 should have finished Hussein when he had the chance, and Bush 43 should have set aside his obsession with Iraq and finished the job in Afghanistan.  Now, thanks to him, the terrorists are now in Iraq in droves.  Self-fulfilling prophecy?  I suppose so, he claimed connection between Hussein and 9/11 before the evidence forced him to admit there was no connection.  Now he can talk about the terrorists being in Iraq all he pleases, we blew the country wide open and gave them very safe passage inside.  Good job again Bush.
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I take it by reading the other post that repuglicans don't like it. It is just such a shame that they can't answer an honest question with an honest answer. Oh well what can you expect from Bush supporters, all 29 of them that are left.\n\nisn't bree123 special, Ann Coulter is real. LOL
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The vehemence with which the "loyal" opposition has opposed George Bush from the moment he won the nomination to the very present is not in any way normal behavior for a group or class of people. It seems to me there is a link-step mentality at play whereby no righteous democrat can admit the right of President Bush to his office. This is a dangerous thing. This hatred has tainted the entire country aided by the media and the talking heads of the left as they spread the notion that Bush is not  legitimate. People who do not analyze the source or content of the news they receive take it at face value and their perception is skewed against Bush, the War in Iraq, and just about anything else the democrats in their angry rant to regain power broadcast against the President. These same individuals then are not just cry babies-- twice defeated by what they consider unfair elections-- they're a dangerous element in an open society where dissent is meant to have some purpose or reason other than vindication and self-aggrandizement. Should the democrats regain power in the next election, you can be sure the same people who did not fairly consider what they saw or read will rue the day. I believe that, for all of this hate, which must affect him, President Bush has been a "President of all the people," one who does not kowtow to pundits or polls, but knows in his own mind what to do for the people who he truly serves.
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I have problems With President Bush, but I believe that he has gotten some bad advice and has surrounded himself with people who don't have the nation's best interest at heart.  I voted for him simply because I didn't want Kerry to become leader of the free world.  As for my vote, who knows, it might count, it might not.  I still vote with high hopes and low expectations.
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I see the Bush supporters are out in full force today. George W. Bush is, and will always be an idiot. He has not done one thing since he's been in office that even hints at beng intelligent.\n\nHe's nothing more than an overpaid prostitute. He gets paid lots of money to screw the American people.\n\nI guess that makes me a john, so I want my money back !!!
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BUSH DON'T CARE ABOUT HIM ANYMORE, HE'S ALREADY SAID IT.\n\nTHAT CRAP HE SAID ABOUT 'WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE' DIED OFF WHEN HIS INEPTITUDE FAILED TO CAPTURE HIM.