Because in asia spcially in south east asia he is emerging as a most hated U.S.president
200876
* Deficit Reduction: Republicans have run up historic budget deficits and refused to put us back on a course of budget discipline.  Last year, the deficit reached $319 billion, higher than in any year before President Bush took office;\n\n    * Overtime Protections: Republicans have failed to support a measure to prohibit the Bush Administration from taking overtime pay away from an estimated six million workers.  During the Bush Administration, wages have stagnated or declined, even as the cost of health care, child care, and other essential expenses has continued to climb.  The Bush overtime regulations will mean millions in lost wages at a time when workers can least afford it;\n    * Minimum Wage Increase: For the eighth year in a row, Republicans have failed to raise the minimum wage.  Minimum wage employees working 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year, earn $10,700 a year, $5,000 below the poverty line for a family of three.  The current minimum wage fails to provide enough income to enable minimum wage workers to afford adequate housing in any area of the country; and\n    * Tax Credits For Employers of Reservists: Republicans have failed to provide adequate support to employers hard hit by the activation of military reservists to serve in Iraq.  For the second year in a row, Congressional Republicans blocked a bill that would have rewarded businesses that continue to pay salaries to their employees serving oversees.  This provision would provide a tax credit to employers continuing to pay activated National Guard and Reserve employees and provide an additional tax credit to small businesses to help them cover the cost of temporarily replacing an employee who has been activated.\n\nHealth Care\n\n    * Health Care Costs: Republicans have failed to pass legislation to hold down the unprecedented increases in health care premiums for American families.  Employer-sponsored health insurance increased by 9.2 percent in 2005 – more than three times the growth in wages and more than twice the rate of overall inflation.  Premiums for family health coverage are now $10,880, up from $6,348 in 2000.  These premium hikes are straining family finances, forcing businesses to drop coverage, and driving up the number of uninsured Americans;\n    * Covering the Uninsured: Republicans have failed to enact legislation to reduce the growing number of uninsured Americans, which now stands at 45.8 million.  The number of uninsured Americans has increased by 6 million since 2000.  People without health insurance have less access to health care, are in poorer health, and are at greater risk of premature death;\n    * Stem Cell Research: The Republican leadership has failed to bring to the floor a stand-alone bill to expand federal support for embryonic stem cell research.  Current funding restrictions, imposed by President Bush, are impeding promising research by preventing the use of federal funds on the best available stem cell lines;\n    * Prescription Drug Importation: Republicans have failed to enact drug importation legislation, which would give American consumers access to lower-priced drugs from abroad.  The price of commonly prescribed brand name drugs has been increasing in the United States by more than twice the rate of inflation, creating a barrier to accessing needed medications;\n    * Medicare Drug Coverage: Republicans failed to support Democratic efforts to address anticipated problems implementing the new Medicare drug benefit, such as transitioning some beneficiaries’ drug coverage from Medicaid to Medicare.  Also, Republican leaders continue to oppose legislation that would allow Medicare to use its purchasing power to lower drug prices;\n    * Medicare Premium Increases: Republicans have not responded to recent increases in Medicare Part B premiums.  Monthly Part B premiums have almost doubled since 2000 – from $45.50 in 2000 to $88.50 in 2006;\n    * Mental Health Parity: Republicans have failed to pass bipartisan leg
161758
that's hard... they both fucked the U.S. up.... probably senior because he had the first chance to change things and he didn't like people coming in the country with out green cards....:)
641182
He has probably been the worst American president so far! Plus, he's a great danger for the whole planet.
483904
THAT IS BECAUSE OF THE MEDIA.\nWhen we were in Europe they portray our President in a bad light.  It is not his ACTIONS that make Europeans dislike him - it is what they READ and HEAR on TV that forms their opinion.
9878
Besides the fact that he has disgraced the United States, he is a really stupid person. Republicans are narrow minded people, they have no objective view points, they should be eradicated from our government. Bush is a prime example of the dumb part of America.
333484
In my opinion and the opinion of 71% of the people in this country and an overwhelming majority in the rest of the world yes. It will probably go down as the worst presidency in the history of the United States.
109608
According to the recent Gallup Poll, 44% of Americans strongly dislike him. This number is only going to increase over time. \n\nThis fool is a wannabe dictator that has no sense of morality.
527944
Your question is out of date. It's really the president that people don't like and the fact that so many voted against him has already helped dissipate anti-Americanism among most people I know
40765
Yes, Bush is a very bad president, and what he is doing is hurting the image of America in others eyes.
373090
I think he will be remembered overall as the least popular President in the history of the United States, His legacy will also be one of causing Islamic extremism and hatred of the US to drastically increase, while at the same time destabilizing the middle east. He will also be remembered for helping to turn a budget surplus into a record deficit, encouraging industry to send jobs oversees, etc. History will not remember this man kindly.
395707
they're basically jealous.  america is powerful, for some reason the rest of the world cannot separate the people from the govt.  and they don't like our govt.
479234
The main problem is that somebody with clearly very little intelligence can have so much power and can get away with blatantly abusing that power. He has so much blood on his hands I don't know how he can look himself or his fellow human beings in the eye. "Annoying/frustrating" barely scratches the surface of many, many peoples feelings about Bush and his government - despair and anger are nearer the mark.
191179
if thats is the case people all around the world should hate americans. this country has started so many wars that there is to much to mention. this country at first new what hitler was doing and did nothing to stop him. they were neutral about it. usa committed war crimes in war world 2 and until this day they still do war crimes.
405648
america's foreign policy has the appearance of being imperialistic.\n\nThe USA always seem to be in everyone's else's business. That's why we are so hated.
539952
That's not a bad question, it is true the being the leader of the free world, is let's just say---ummm, stressful.  There is no way I could do it, nor would I want to.  There are many reasons that I dislike this particular president.  If you want your mind opened a bit, watch this video:  http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7218920724339766288&q=loose+change\n\nIt will change your opinion on him and his policies, I can almost guarantee it.\n\nI'm not anti-american, I'm just pro-democracy and informed choice.
167789
There is too much corruption down there. So they need someone else to blame and why not blame the US.
569774
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. =]