is bush a good man? i dont think so.?
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I didn't vote for him either time. However, I don't think he's a bad man and in fact may be a good man. He's just the wrong man for the job.
217858
they are all good. but george bush isnt an actor is he?
86884
I honestly think he's doing an "OK" job. Sure he's not pleasing everyone, but I can't think of any man who could [[mainly... cuz there isn't one...]]  No one's perfect... NO PEOPLE!.. not even the president...
1030564
I am a man so I can't even say that I have to go to the bushes to ....., as the ladies did say a few decades ago.\n\n................. hmmmmmmmm........George Bush, I don't know, I thought Lincoln and Kennedy and so many others were crowned the best presidents ever......... Bush is the ......... ah forget it I leave it to the Americanos to decide if their bush is the best............ \n\nBut, for now, as I said,  I am gonna go the john........er bushes.......er....loo......ach ...............batar.........\nst
430878
Yeah,Good or bad your in the history books.Heck of a reason to be President though.Don't you think Mr.Bush?
435246
no  he  was  a  good   president.
404396
Hi,\n\nAt the risk of being flamed, I thing Bush is a very smart man, and knows exactly what he is doing.  The idiocy comes in manipulating the American people with fear and uncertainty.  Yes, he is not the best speaker either, but some of that comes from the idea that he is trying to make HIMSELF believe and keep track of the stories that he has concocted through the years of his manipulative campaign.\n\nIdiot?  No.  Immoral?  Yes.
718146
Well you left out some necessary words to make that a good statement. Those words being: for nothing. Bush is a good FOR NOTHING leader, if you want to call him a leader at all. After all all he is is big business's puppet.
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I think he's one small tree :-)\n\nHe looks like he's spaced out on drugs when he talks, and I just can't trust someone who reminds me of stoners I knew in high school. \n\nIn his name, our country has taken backwards steps in womens' health (the subject I know most about), freedoms of expression, the national debt, foreign policy, public health, public education, higher education, student aid, the economy as a whole... obviously, the list goes on.\n\nI believe that someone who comes from "big oil" should NOT be trusted so completely. It just makes common sense. Would you trust a lawyer in your divorce if he was invested in your soon-to-be-ex's company? NO!\n\nWhat is sad is that many people who support Bush are from the rural areas- where THEIR sons are dying at a higher rate as foot soldiers! \n\nSome people choose to believe their preachers and targeted propaganda over common sense. \n\nI think it's pathetic, and I can't think much more on it before I become nauseated.
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no, i don't. george bush is an evil bastard. that's all i have to say.
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Remember when George Bush was a moron? A poor student who spent most of his life in a substance abusing haze, who cost America billions in the Savings and Loan bailout, whose only foreign policy experience was the “It’s a Small World” ride at Disneyland, and who stole the presidency despite forming sentences like the kid from “Deliverance”? Up until September 10 2001, Bush was the favorite whipping-boy of talk show hosts and columnists. But, in the wake of the Al Qaeda attacks, somehow that same George W. Bush became a hero. And a recent poll found that a surprising majority of Americans think George Bush is doing a good job as president. A good job? In the 3rd year of his presidency the US economy is still in tatters while he runs around touting a foreign policy that can be summed up as “Hulk Smash”, and people consider that a good job?\nMany people will tell you he's doing a good job because of his leadership after September 11. Huh? Why do they think Bush did a good job after September 11? Because he publicly led America’s response to the attacks? He’s the president, what other option did he have? Curl up in a fetal position and drool like Ozzy Osbourne? Hell, maybe if he got in a plane like Bill Pullman in Independence Day and actually joined the battle, fine, but giving him high marks for making speeches and waving his fists is like giving a student straight As just for showing up to class.\n\nMaybe they think Bush deserves extra credit for ordering post-911 military retaliation against those deemed culpable. *sarcasm*Wow, what a bold, groundbreaking move. Much as I supported the action, an American President ordering a military response is like the guy at the drive-thru asking if you want fries with your order. It’s the most basic, perfunctory function of the job.\n\nAnd what did he do after he took out the Taliban? Help keep Afghanistan from the clutches of nasty local warlords and gangsters? Start to build bridges with the anti-western world? Or maybe even pay attention to the continuing-to-falter American economy? No – he looked for someone else’s ass to kick. Bush with his military is like a boy who’s just discovered his penis – he can’t stop playing with it. After all, the War on Terror distracted people from realizing Bush was the same election-stealing, silver-spoon moron he was on September 10th, so why not keep it going?\n\nAnd so George W rooted around in his dad’s war-chest and pulled out some old scripts, and once again Iraq was the enemy. No question, Saddam Hussein is a world-class tyrant, torturer and oppressor of his own people. You’d think it would be easy to find a reason to take him out. But in the months since Bush focused his monkey-like attention on this shiny object, he still hasn’t been able to convince anyone but his cronies that war against Iraq would actually provide any benefit. It would de-stabilize an already volatile region, engender greater hatred of the west among Middle-Eastern nations, seriously damage any existing good relations with Arab countries, and likely only result in greater terrorism against the west. But Bush keeps stamping his feet and demanding his war, like a 2 year-old in a Toys R Us aisle screaming for a new BeyBlade.\n\nAnd that’s what really puts the lie to the notion that Bush is doing a good job – after months of trying, he actually has fewer people convinced the US should war with Iraq. If he was a halfway competent President, he could have cooked-up some decent Gulf of Tonkin, tossing babies from incubators propaganda by now. In fact, Bush is such a lousy president he can’t even convince Americans to go to war, which is, let’s face it, like trying to keep a dog from licking itself.\n\nI don’t really blame Americans. Their media’s become an extension of Ari Fleischer, they’re scared, and they want to believe – no, need to believe – that the guy in charge of their safety knows what he’s doing. It’s like th
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I dont think that Bush is doing a very good job handeling the war. I think that he is leading America down the wrong path. But, he has made a few "good Choices" for our country. But wat r we gonna do hes our pres for wat 2more years so wat r we gunna do? were stuck w/ Bush and we have to live with his bad choices for the country for a few more years. Hopefully a better president will come along in 2008!
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actually he isn't a liar\nthat is just some peoples perespectives ..the people that don't like him\n\nI like George Bush, he is a very good president and I support him 100%
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As a person maybe, as a president he is better than was the option but he leaves a lot to be desired. I am on his side for most issues but not all and I find him to at least be willing to do what he believes to be right. That is rare in politics. He will make the hard choices and stand behind them and that takes balls in his line of work.
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President Bush is a wonderful president! And you are wrong in the polls...the latest polls show a 40% rating. 82% percent of this poll are Republicans. Now I will tell you why I totally respect our president.... I hope I don't leave anything out!!\n\n1. Low unemployment (5.3 million new jobs)\n2. Excellent growth. \n3. Low inflation (under 3% ... In spite of gas prices)\n4. Low interest rates. \n5. Bush has given tax breaks back to the working class.\n6. Has lead the world in aid to Africa.\n7. He has appointed more minorities to the highest levels in government.\n8. He has increased spending on education, environment, social programs, Medicaid and drug plans.\n9. He has extended tax cuts. \n10.The economy is still stable in spite of the war and Katrina.\n\nAnd:\n\nHe has restored our moral values. He relies on God for guidance in his decision making. (His ethics and moral values are those seen of Godly men.)\nHe cares enough to try to make this country a better and safer place?\nHe openly asks for solutions from both parties. (but because of their political agendas would rather his polices fail then for them to work as a team to better this country.)\n\nAnd the war in Iraq has brought down an evil dictator, Saddam, and freed the Iraqis to begin a new government. They now have a Prime Minister and a full Cabinet, and have established their own Constitution. They have soldiers in training and a police force. And the Iraqis are thankful to our troops for their help and support in all these things.\n\nAnd now, our troops, our coalition, and the Iraqi police have brought down and killed the evil terrorist leader, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. Since his death, many raids (400+) and many documents and have lead to the capture of other terrorist.\n\nPresident Bush has accomplished much... In spite of bashing from the media and the left...\n\nUnfortunately, the "leftist" and Liberals will see nothing but negativity in our President. They will continue to make fun of his way of talking, the way he looks, the way he walks, and never give him any credit for any of the good he has done. \n\nThis bashing and disrespect is sad that they choose to do this instead of supporting him. However, President Bush will just continue doing the job he was elected to do, inspite of them.
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no, only the very dumb and naive will think bush is a good president, too bad they are more half of the us
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A good President should be corrupt, credulous, in bed with various special interests, and easy to bribe.  Otherwise he will make his own decisions on how the country should be run, which is a bad thing, considering most of the people we've had in that office.