who is against bush?who isn't?i'd like to know.\njust sort of a poll.
207414
I really dislike Bush. And if it has anything to do with it, I'm Canadian.
575002
I HATE HIM. \n\nDon't listen to the poor brainwashed Americans.\nIt is a great question as it shows youm what the evil propaganda has done to their minds.\nTrying to convince an American to dislike Bush is like TALKING TO A WALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
331755
Hey I love Jesus 2!! People don't like Bush because their ignorant, arragonat fools with attetnion spans like a two year old. Basically, there just big fools.
161732
It's good to see some people here opening their eyes. However he still has 1 1/2 years to destroy everything... I move for impeachment on the grounds of committing war crimes, waging an unjustified war, damaging the American reputation world wide, invasion of a country with no proof of wrong doing, a disregard for intelligence stating that there were no WMD's in Iraq, and using fear of terrorism and disasters to try and hold office. Pry those eyes open people and join me in creating awareness of Bush and his crooked politics. Why do you think most countries don't like Americans anymore? Because they get more of the real story. Do you think Bush will let our news broadcast information on how much of a criminal he is? HELL NO! It is our duty as American Citizens, and as a Capitalist society to make sure that we are not the aggressors! Muslims do not attack us because they are jealous of our way of life. They attack us because we are forcing our way of life on them, and using torture and fear to justify our "Lawful" actions. That is called Fascism, and it was supposed to die with WW2. \n\nIgnorance is your choice in this country.. please don't choose to ignore the people dying in other countries to push democracy, when democracy is not what the people in that country strive for. Who are we to oust a government, even if they harm their own people. History has shown that when the people are ready, they will lead a revolution and make the necessary changes to secure the success of their country in the world. If we are to continue as a world power it is our responcibility to make sure we do not endorse negativity and oppression.
266077
I'm a democrat and i am not angry.  I notice that people in power tend to use that power for self interest.  This is true of democrats and republicans so there's no difference.  I am not angry at George Bush, he is just doing his best.  I hardly ever raise a fuss about things.  Just work quietly here in my community.  Honestly i think the whole thing about wiretapping is overblown and i wish there was more on the radio about darfour.
461906
I'd be a little more pleased if the entire Dem platform was more than just Anti-Bush.  Being so, they will blindly try to contest every move he makes, simply because it is him who is making it.  I feel it is more of a gridlock than a balance
148555
The Anti-Bush questions don't bother me so much. We live inb a pretty partisan environment and Bush is a controversial figure. You either love him or hate him it seems. The questions that astound me are all the 9/11 Conspiracy questions. There seem to be more every day when 9/11 has been a settlted matter the moment 100+ Million people watched it happen right in front of them. Now, apparently, it was all smoke and mirrors.... *rolleyes*
76538
how low can we go? Bush and Cheney are monsters. How much more can the national debt soar? How many lies can he tell?  Is there another oil-rich country that we can invade? Is Osama Bin Laden still virtually unscathed from his horrendous attack on our country? How many of our young people are going to Iraq? How many will come home? How much richer can the rich get? How much poorer can the poor get? It is a sad state of affairs when our people are out priced at the gas pumps, and it is only going to get worse. These are tip of the iceberg questions, but suffice it to say that there is not a number that goes low enough. He will spend his remaining tenure in office seeing just how much his constituency can stand before reaching point break. I am already there, but I can proudly say that I did not vote for this monster, or for his ass clown father.
672563
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.
574751
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.
213995
You have no basis for your argument.  It's the same usual Anti-Bush rhetoric I see all the time.  If you could back your opinions with facts-remember those?-I might be inclined to give you some credit.
487696
I have seen this here during the last hour. This guy posting questions and rants saying he hates the USA and would root for our enemies if WW3 broke out. I absolutely despised Bill Clinton but I never transferred my disgust for him into a hatred for my country. Not once.
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
497974
Why do you support him?  Some poeple support him because they think that if they don't, the terrorists will come and kill their family. It doesn't help that Bush and Cheney have actually SAID that.  I would have to know why you do support him in order to answer that question.
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.
278013
Bush is most definately not the antichrist.  I love the man and voted for him, but let's face it.  He does not have the intellect described in the Bible that the antichrist is supposed to have.  Angel?  I wouldn't go that far.  I will say he is doing the best he can with the really raunchy hand he has been dealt.
261582
Well his popularity depends on who you're asking. Needless to say the liberal media isn't polling anybody I know! I live in Houston where of course he's quite popular, but I also work for a Dutch company and I'm working in Malaysia right now. The people I encounter from many different countries and backgrounds seem to understand what's really going on in the world and aren't as critical of him. I think most people that they poll just are giving a knee jerk reaction. Nobody is neccessarily pro-war, but there is a time and a place and if Iraq wasn't it, I don't know what would be! But to get more to your question (?)I have to say no; we can't contradict him. We'd be much worse off with Kerry in office because he would be a tool for the UN and they've shown to be totally ineffective.