How many American citizens here who complain about Bush didn't vote?
113308
I voted for Kerry\n\nps\n\nWhy in the other question do you say you are the greatest fool.\nYou say challenge at your own risk,\nI do so honorably challenge you.
453478
The voting system needs to be changed, But you notice they won't do that because it is a matter of control and they want to control the out come no matter what!! Look at the money Bush Bag had this needs to change. It should not be that you can buy the people!! There is still a lot of peopl that need to wake up and look at the truth that Bush and everyone with him needs to go. This country is in the worst shape it has ever been in and these dummies still back him. What is wrong with people, NOTHING THIS BUSH BAG HAS DONE IS ANY GOOD FOR ANYONE EXCEPT CORP AMERICA AND THE RICH, they are the only ones who benifit from this AS* being in office!!!
628151
Probably only those who voted for George W. Bush. They are all wacko.
383131
1.  Americans don't necessarily hate Mr. Bush; they hate his sick policies, both domestic and foreign.\n\n2.  People voted for Mr. Bush before it became apparent he was a cheating, lying, stinking, bombing fraud.  Oh, and a war criminal.  \n\n3.  Mr. Bush did not "win" either election - he was put in power by those who are actually in charge and trust me, it ain't us Americans...\n\n4.  God blesses good Patriots - of which I am one. (Patriots stand up for their country against a crooked government).
460642
i am an american from the united states. bush is one of the worst things that have happened to this country.
957792
Lots of us DO!\nThose that don't mistakenly think their vote doesn't matter.\nOr they think registering is hard, or too "big-brother-ish"\nThey forget that voting is a PRIVILEGE that many countries do not offer!!!!
855470
Yes I did...First time ever. I'm 33. I figure it was my one vote that failed to keep george bush out of office so I feel more responsible this time around to make sure I vote.\n\nEveryone that complains about bush are the ones that don't vote. So now if I don't like the new person atleast I have the right to complain or agree since I legally put my vote in.\n\nEveryone should vote! Its your life and the life of your kids! Vote and have a say!
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I always vote, and I agree with you. \n\nI have no idea why people do not vote... but they generally are the first to complain about the person elected.
852159
bush is to blame.....American voters didn't have a say nor vote in the war issue....they just had to let Bush do as he pleased w/ his powers.\n\nbut our power as the people is to take that power from him....and we just did that in the last election by removing his party from congress and putting in the other party.  this now stops the free money train and war campaign and he must now get a vote on each and every item that is to be done.\n\ndemocracy works.....but like anything...its never instant...gotta have faith in the system.  its slow and rusty at times but it still works.
930825
If you are eligible to vote and do not vote, then no, you should not complain. But, if you could not vote because of your age or legal status  then I suppose you can, if and only if you participate in civic affairs.\nI personaly feel that it is not enough to just vote, but to actually get your voice heard through civic participation.
1155110
Americans don't really seem to care and believe that their one vote won't matter but if you think about it that is what about half the population thinks. A thing you might want to think of too is if we get accurate results when we vote???
47577
I think you'll find that it's only Americans who are big fans of George Bush. Europeans still can't believe he was re-elected. We think it's hilarious.
633953
I hate George W. Bush with all my heart and I truly believe that he has caused irreparable harm to our beautiful country. The fact that he cannot put a sentence together shows that idiotic voters dont care about anything other than their stupid personal agendas. The Ameri-morons also love to hate outsiders, mexicans, and evil doers. They think that we need neither the rest of the workd nor the environment. They are wrong and will never get into heaven. You hear me? NEVER!!!!!! There may be one thing that we shared with the world, the ability to hate, hate, hate, hate...
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In my opinion, the majority of Americans are lazy when it comes to political issues. Start with the fact that only about 65% of registered voters ever actually vote. This doesn't include the people that don't even bother to register. \n\nI believe that a majority of people form their opinions based on sound bites on the news or other peoples opinions. Since the mainstream media is undeniably liberal, a lot of people end up with liberal views without actually learning much in the way of facts for themselves.\n\nAs a result of this, you have a lot of sheep following and believing what those who control the media want them to. It's unfortunate.
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There are a lot of people that support Bush.  They're about 33% of the American population.\n\n55% of American population can't find Iraq on a map.\n\n11% of Americans 18-24 cant find NEW YORK CITY on a map.\n\n60% of Americans don't know who their state's Senators are.\n\n....you get the idea.
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Yes, absolutely. I saw one report that the world didn't blame the Americans for anything done by Bush in his first term because they dildn't know what he was about. But when they reelected him, knowing what he was about, they became complicit in his policies. So yes by the majority voting for Bush in 2004, you could say the American people are partly to blame for the debacle in Iraq.
156105
I was fed up before he got in office, that's why I didn't vote for him.  Nice to know it's not my fault that the US is so disliked in the world but I'll still be expected to help clean up the mess he made in the end.