how much longer is president bush's term?
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Sadly he leaves office at noon on January 20, 2009
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Clinton 8 years = Wonderful life with my husband and family and business.  Bush = 6 years= Hell so bad with my husband I had to buy ear plugs and business is down due to everyone having to pay gas and heat bills and rack up credit cards to live on. I'd say that if Bush can destroy the American dream in 6 years I am surprised we don't have a revolution on our hands.Monday we can all listen to the prick give his written by someone else speech on the illegals that he was giving breaks to and try to cover his a$$ on this just to skid by .I only know that after I listened to President Clinton's ideas and lectures our environment and economy would be in great shape and he was there when disaster hit, not letting it happen . He almost had Bin Ladin and we all know that's more than Bush has done. I still scratch my head on Hussein .All I can say is a balance has to be in the house and I am beginning to think we should have 2 presidents to work together, 1 Dem and 1 Rep. Then at least we could enjoy some good old fist fights :) Lets just say after watching the second 9-11 film on the web I seriously think I was right about the whole 9-11 attacks! Look what the Govt. did after the WW with letting off nerve gas in cities to see how it effects a person. This was on T.V. and I thought if they can use the American people as guinea pigs how far will they go! If our phones or computers should ever be monitored as just the common person, to listen to our talks then the Govt. should pay half our internet bill and our phone bill!
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Hmmmm... why is Bush such a (fill in the blank) president? Question number 599437532 (so far this week). Geez get a real life folks, he's only got two more years.
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6 years.  Terms are staggered so that roughly 1/3 of the Senate is up for re-election in every two year cycle, and the two Senators from each state have their terms expire in different years.
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I agree - he would be an excellent President for as long as he chose to serve, however it's not up to him. The Constitution would have to amended, as it currently does not allow anyone to serve more than two elected terms in office, so he will have to retire as of January 20, 2009. Currently, the longest tenure that anyone could serve in office would be three terms - that is if the President died on Inauguration Day, his Vice President would be eligible to serve out the rest of that term, plus two more terms, if he were to be elected on his own. This came about in the late 1940's and early 1950's, as Republicans wanted to prevent anyone from serving as long as Franklin D. Roosevelt did (who served just a tad more than 12 years, dying early in his 4th term).
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It will take years to straighten out the mess that Bush has started, indeed the next president will have his or her work cut out for them. I think the only hope is to hold Bush in check until his term is up and the only way to do that is to elect democrats to the house and senate this november.
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Probably a half hour ask bush
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I am with you girl, education is the key! It's all really obvious where the Bush administration has gone within the last 6 years. America will regain its self soon with the change of Congress. I am hoping for the start of quite a few investigations to move forward, with a new Congress.
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It'll still be Bush.  His term doesn't end until January 20, 2009.
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the more liberal party can now set the agenda. Bush can not be elected again, we have a two term presidential limit
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jng, they have been in office five years and just shy of two months.  Far cry from nearly eight years.  Anyway, slightly humorous, nothing I would really bother telling anybody, though.
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Yeah bush did about 20 yrs back
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if bush continues to be president. then YES. but since his last term is ending, the war will end.
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Bush did not run in this Election. It was not a Presidential election.  He cannot run in the next Presidential, because he is limited to 2 terms in office, and he is in his 2nd term now.
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senator 6 year term\nJustices as long as they wish, while in "good Behavior\nrepresentative 2 years
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In the US there is an election every 2 years. The next one is in November.\n\nHouse of Representatives: 2 year terms, every Rep is up for re-election.\n\nSenate: 6 year terms, 1/3 of Senators are up for re-election.\n\nPresident: 4 year terms, 2 term-limit. Next presidential election will be Nov. 2008\n\nAnd incidentally, the elections are on even number years. Always. The elected official takes office in Jan of the following year (i.e. 2009.)
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President Bush's term ends at 12:00 noon Eastern/9:00 am Pacific on January 20, 2009.