Dont you think this Administration, and their supporters have cost America enough problems and money? Shouldn't America recover the damages from them? What's your view?
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I THINK ANYONE THAT VOTED FOR BUSH SHOULD BE FORCED TO SERVE TIME IN IRAQ.
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If the entire US congress can't get to the bottom of this, I don't know what we can do.  They are having hearings right now to try to find out what to do about this horrible mess.  Meanwhile millions of taxpayer dollars are going down the drain.\n\nCall you congress person and demand that something be done!\n\nThat's what I did.
199924
Why not? America has all the money in the world. Everybody should be tried for one reason or another.\n\nAt least we will be busy.
252931
Bloomin' cheek. I suppose these US government officials have got diplomatic immunity.\n\nLook if we've finally got the Queen to pay tax, surely it's a small thing to start getting foreign dignitaries (not just the US, in case anyone starts) to cough up what they owe! Time for another campaign ...\n\n8-]
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I do not agree with what our government is doing, but I believe that has a lot to do with the Bush administration. I've never been so disapointed int my own country before. Honestly, I am scared of our well being because of what they are doing.
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Sad to say, but I think America is probably one of the greatest problems this world is facing.\n\nIt's not terrorists.. jeeze krapoleze. They've been around forever, it's only America that has stirred them up with our corporate greed and the Bush Administration.\n\nTerrorists.. they are the ones with the nasty nuclear bombs. right? I don't think most Americans know how many nuclear warheads we ourselves have!!!\n\nWe have over 5,000 ACTIVE nuclear warheads in our possession! almost 10,000 in total. WTF do we need with 10,000 nuclear warheads?!?! freaking good grief. In the past three years, we've killed thousands.. whoze the terrorists? I'm losing track. I support the troops, but I don't support the decision maker.\n\nAside from the war crud.. we have the power (resources) to be the most powerful nation around. But we use it in what I feel are the wrong ways. I mean come on, we're taxed beyond belief and yet our school systems, public transportation, healthcare is freaking out of control, good freaking bloody hail! We spend more money and resources on military than all other countries put together. And where do you think all that money is going? Who's pocketing the profits? Big freaking corporations. If we just took 5% of the military spending and put it into the other issues, we could be finding cures and helping those that need it. We have starving people, homeless people right here. 5% cut in military is not going to stop our country from defending ourselves from attacks and whatnot.\n\nI think being proud to be an American is more difficult for every American to say anymore. We consume a gigantic percentage of the worlds resources as compared to our population.  That's sickening in itself. I watch the learning channel where they rip up perfectly good household kitchens - throw it in the dump - and make new kitchens just because it's more visually appealing. We're so dam spoiled rotten it's sick. We buy groceries and throw half of it away when it spoils. We build mansions for one person to live in. We buy brand new appliances because the corporations make it too expensive to fix the old ones. Things last 5 years instead of 50. How long do you think things would last if we required the corporations to take back the appliances and cars after their life cycle was up to recycle the goods? SUVs are used primarily for moving one person to and from work and everywhere else. The Hummer? \n\nMoney / corporate greed have become the American way - that's the primary problem with respect to everything. And most of it revolves around our judicial system. When you award millions of dollars to one person for a spilt cup of coffee, it's screwed.\n\nI asked a person who moved here.. does she like it better here or from the third world developing nation she came from.. she had to think for quite a while. That's pathetic. We get the same score as a third world nation? When I ask why... her response was "here it's nuts. all the rules and regulations and people winning crazy lawsuits.. at least in my country you can live your life."\n\nI don't think America is seeing the changes we're going through and what we could be doing to the entire world. We're just going through life.. day by day.. the American throw-away society. Throwing away our freedoms, throwing away our rights, and throwing away our future so we can live the now.
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They are wrong! I\n\nI believe their defeat had more to do with their lack of oversight, corruption and being a rubber stamp for Bush and his unwelcomed policies played a large part in their defeat. It was their actions, or lack thereof! They had no oversight, they gave away power relegated to Congress and the courts of the United states. They, like Bush, thought they were above the law, and they were a congress of exclusion, even to elected democrats!\n\nIf you look at history, especially lately, it is seldom we let one branch have total control of government! Now you know why!\n\nI would say that Bush and his war were rebuked by the electorate. It was clear the election was a referendum on Bush and one can't say he was a rotten apple in the election! I hope he got the message! I hope Republicans got the message as clearly many voted against their own party, as well as people who make between $50,000 and $100,000 a year! They know who got the tax cuts and they know who shares the largest tax burden!
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Bush is an Idiot for starting the war in the first place. So any cost is too much. Like the lives we are loosing everyday!  Ain't no amount of money gonna replace those losses..Ask yourself this, if Clinton was impeached for sex, how is it that Bush has not been impeached for murder? That is what people think of Bush.. as a murderer, not all but enough to give him the lowest approval rating in History, 30 some % last time I checked.  the over all cost of the war will reach $500 billion, at least, but how many more lives??
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If America is so ignorant of world politics, then why are we the only remaining superpower?  Where does that put your third-world, a$$-backward abortion of a country on the scale of things?\n  \nAnd here's a news flash for you:  The U.S. has ALWAYS been criticized, especially by those ungrateful countries that seem to conveniently forget how much the U.S. has done for them.\n\nWe spend several billion dollars a year propping countries like yours back up when disasters such as earthquakes and floods strike your pathetically underdeveloped countries.  It's funny,... I've never seen footage of disaster victims in foreign countries screaming for the Americans to leave their country...\n\nThe truth is this:  The only thing ignorant about American world politics is that we keep dragging your asses out of disasters that would certainly kill a great many more of you if we just had the cold, hard common sense to leave you alone, AS YOU SAY YOU WISH TO BE!...\n\nNow,... shut up and go make me a Slurpee!
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Bush is a sad case, he is so out of control that he doesn't realize it, but in his defense the lack of control is not necessarily his fault.  He has a cabinet of slimy corrupt money/power hungry friends that are influencing his decisions in a very detrimental way.
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According to the Repugs., yes. How dare you question your government!? This is the mentality that has "crashed" our great country in only 6 years.
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That's a very good question many seem to avoid! \nBut as you know, America is supposed to be accountable for all the wrongdoings and disasters on Earth. \n\nI have broken one of my coffee cup today. No wonder. That's George W. Bush's fault!
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How interesting-all the problems we have is the fault of immigrants including the economy and healthcare. This administration is so smart, getting people all stirred up about immigration and no one is really looking at the economy where the middle class struggles and the upper classes do better and better. No one looks at the way healthcare costs have skyrocketed until 40% of US citizens are uninsured. and those in the upper income tiers get the really good healthcare. Meanwhile this administration is building highways to Mexico and Canada while it talks about securing the borders. People, you've been fooled...this is a Conservative link for those of you who think it's a left-wing conspiracy theory.
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No, it was/is not!! \n$2,000,000,000,000.00 ....  count it 2 trillion!! 2 thousand billion dollars...\nfor GW to put a hit on the man who tried but failed to put a hit on his father .... \nSomehow,  2 trillion dollars for a family vendetta that also cost the lives thousands of US military men and women and maimed and ruined many thousands more, as well as causing the deaths of hundreds of thousands of mostly civilian Iraqi women, children and men ... and destabilizing the entire Middle East seems a bit steep of a price to pay.  After all, they knew long before the start that there were no WMD's or programs to develop them.. So ... NO NO NO .. the bush family had no right to force the taxpayers of the US to pay for their mafia style vendetta....
548491
time to quit gloating over the mistake basically good people made while in a state of extreme stress and high anxiety.  Bush/Cheney et al did an excellent job of exploiting the valid fears of the American People to their self aggrandizing advantage. it's wrong to continue to blame the American People for being so fearful since making and keeping them fearful was the campaign tactic.  give the majority of Americans some credit for having finally shaken off the Rovian thrall and coming to their senses.\n\nPS. reply to edit.  i did say the MAJORITY of Americans as evidenced by the recent Dem wins.  the neoCONNED will never admit they've been duped.  honesty (even with themselves) is not a neoCONNED strong suit.\n\nPPS.  just so you know... i do understand your frustration and disappointment with that majority, how long it took for them to recognize the neoCON job.
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Bush had nothing to do with it. FEMA has its own regulations for declaring emergencies and they determined that the damage was not severe enough to warrant federal aid. The state should be able to handle it.
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"..meddling in the business of other nations"?!?!?! Are you freakin kidding me? The US is probably the nosiest of all nations and thinks it has the power to fix the problems of every country. Tell your "president" to fix his nation first then worry about fixing the rest of the world! Also, have you ever stopped to think that maybe every time Fox and Bush meet it's Bush who is unwilling to compromise to a more reasonable policy?