Why do some of the media people refer to President Bush as Mr. Bush and is that a proper  reference?
139724
The press is a bunch of hypocrites. When asking questions at press conferences or whatever, directly to the President, they call him "Mr. President", but then in writing, they refer to him as Mr. Bush. It should be President Bush. Even if you don't agree with his politics, he was legally elected to the office, as outlined in the US Constitution. He deserves all the respect that goes with the office, even if you don't like the guy.
200511
First of all, dumbasses, I don't think nitai777 is from our wonderful country or he/she would not be saying "Why are you", or saying "Mr. Bush" as opposed to "President Bush" or spelling Iraq in a non-English manner.  Did you know that in other languages they use other words?  Idiots.\n\nHe or she asked a legitimate question that deserves an honest answer instead of getting on a soap box to bash liberals or conservatives.\n\nThe answer is they are trying to help.  Right or wrong, whether we agree with them or not, they are trying to help, and no matter what political side we are on, or how we feel about the President (I personally think he's a greedy idiot) or war in general, the young men and women are just trying to help the people over there.
696198
Yes they are the only people with the last name of Bush, didnt you know that?
1030500
Well, pretty good rule of thumb that a man's judgment may be impaired when a young intern is performing oral sex on him in the White house while he is conducting business relative to the well being of the nation.\n\nClinton shredded the military, and of course President Bush received the blame as he entered office and inherited that and many other messes.  Also, when the illusion of prosperity during Clinton's Presidency was revealed, such as Enron, World com, Quest, and a host of others, that of course was President Bush's fault also.\n\nAnd, have you noticed how the media refuses to refer to President Bush as President Bush?  Continually referring to him as on "Bush".  Incredibly disrespectful.  My mother says she is unaware of that lack of respect ever being shown for a President during her 81 years,
486868
Better than what or who? \n\nEach President faces a unique set of challenges in unique times and in many ways it is impossible to compare them.  President Bush is clearly dislike by some people almost to the point of being an obsession.  Is this dislike based on reliable facts?  It doesn’t appear to that it is.  And yet there are concerns about some of his actions.\n\nHe is doing what has to be done as President and that is, trying to protect the country from the multiple attacks it has received.  That he is doing things that might be considered by some as extra-constitutional, is true.  However, he is not the first president to do so and is far from the worse.
318304
What exactly are you trying to ask.....I assume you are dissing George Bush, if you are, at least spell it right.
151456
I'd have to agree with the person that said George W. Bush and Osama Bin Laden, although with me it's clearly George W. Bush.  What Bush has done over the last 5 years is no better that what Bin Laden has done.  In a land of democracy, he has decided to invade other countries for his own benefit and not the benefit of the American people.  Basically, the phrase "for the people, by the people" does not exist in W's world, more like "for W (and Cheney, Rice, etc.), by W (and Cheney, etc.).
479907
What ever happened to something called respect. George Bush is first of all our president and should be treated with respect. He is human, so of course he will make mistakes. At least Mr. Bush hasn't been in bed with every female that is infatuated with him or have a wife that is so power hungry that she'll tell any lie or have people bumped off to achieve her goal of being president. You must remember that what you hear about all the presidents or  anyone in the public eye  is mostly what our corrupt press wants you to hear.
895465
No it would be refreshing for people to support thier leader and commander in Chief / president.  using titles like Capt are merely degrading and show the real problem in America,\n\nAmeircans who do not respect and follow thier leader and support the nations war efforts.
467062
you are! i think you mean Who is.....\n\nOnly joking mate......George Bush is!! He's a fuc*ing joke!!\n\nhttp://www.code7r.org/Bintoons/bush01.htm
283312
YES HE IS. BUSH IS LIVING LA VIDA LOCA at the expense of the american people.  He is a shiit for brains mediocre piece of president.  He is not even a full man.  He was raped as many members of the Skull and Bones society are, and that's why we call him now Baby Bush or Bushy for cute. \n\nDo you know what's his favorite entertainment now? Playing with Cheney to see who farts louder and longer in the oval room when the CIA recorders are rolling.  Sometimes they soil themselves and call the White House aid to clean saying it was the dog.  Yeah, right. And they didn't even consider James Brown or Eddie Murphy for president.  They would have done better.
142180
Both are called "Mr. President."  It's up to them to remember whether they are currently in office or not!
915812
you wasted some keystrokes there, Cracker. You could have simply asked "what do you think of Bliar?" <sic>\nthe answer is simple - it's the same as Bush's middle name, except they spell it "Walker" over there, not "Wanker".\nHas anyone ever bothered to point out that in the English-speaking world, "Bush" would translate into american as "beaver"?
499552
Technically, every United States President, current or not, can be addressed as "President" no "Fmr." is necessary.  However, when one speaks of "the President" that usually means the one currently in office.
160862
Ya know, we really shouldn't get into name-calling and using putdowns and employing pejorative terms to define those with whom we disagree...\n\nOh screw it!\n\nYeah, most bush supporters strike me as ignorant of the facts, arrogant in their support of much that is in fact evil, and juvenile in terms of their political sophistication (or lack of same) and understanding of the world at large.\n\nMan, that felt good. ;)
1001926
It's simple.\n\nBush and his gang think they are above the law and above reproach. That everything they do is perfect and proper. Bush himself has said he has never made any mistakes. It's a combination of arrogance and entitlement. Not to mention a bit of megalomania.
599939
Ya know, I'm no fan of Bush.\nI DO respect the office of president, but Bush is a joke.\nI will, however, give him credit for making light of his faults.\nIts just too bad that America is the butt of the joke, thanks to "W".\nAnd please - someone tell me the punch line to the rumor that Jeb Bush is considering a run for prez.