Do you like George W. Bush? Why or why not?
153854
No I do not.  He does not posess an ounce of human kindness.  He cares for no one but himself.  He is a typical spoiled rich kid who daddy got everything for him he wanted.  He had a chance to do so much with his life and he chose to become a drunk coke freak.
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Personally, I think the man is brilliant and I wish he could be the next President of the United States...........but I don't think most Americans would elect a black man yet........although I think they would come closer to electing a black man than a white woman.\n\nI'm saddened that George Bush has not only taken our country down in the past 8 years but he has also changed our reputation in the world to other countries.  Our reputation in the world used to be one of freedom and land of opportunity to anyone willing to work hard.  George Bush has changed that reputation to one of "World Bully."   I'm not surprised that most people in the world hate us.\n\nI think Barck Obama could change all that.  I think he could bring back all the things we love about our country and go a long way in mending bad feelings around the world.\n\nIf he does run for President, I hope he doesn't choose Hillary Clinton as a running mate.  Although I'm in the minority of people who actually like Hillary, I know that nothing could make Obama lose quicker than putting Hillary on his ticket with him.\n\nAnyway, back to your question.  I think he is a brilliant man with solid morals and a cool head.  Just what our country needs.\n\nSincerely,\nRobin_in_Tennessee
418479
My only problem with President Bush is that he can't run for a third term.  I think he is a wonderful President.  Greatness is not appreciated in its own time.  Neither Mozart nor Shakespeare were considered geniuses in their day.\n\nIn fifty years time, the history books will record that George W. Bush (and his close friend Tony Blair) rid the world of a dangerous evil.  Peaceful democratically elected Middle Eastern governments will erect statues of him honoring him as the man who brought peace and freedom to their troubled land.\n\nI would like to see him veto a spending bill, but has anyone noticed that our economy is doing quite well.  There hasn't been another terrorist attack on our soil.  Perhaps this is because he is intercepting the cell phone calls of terrorists.
1127503
I like Bush for these reasons:\nStrong on defense\nStrong on economy\nAdvocating alternative energy\n\nI dislike Bush for these reasons:\nWeak on the border\nWeak on regulation\nWeak on cancelling foreign aid\nUSA
246066
Hate Bush? Maybe lots of people do, but I reserve that kind of strong emotion for the occasional tyrant, pedophile and such. And in all honesty it's hard to believe Dubya is much more than the front-man for what we've come to call the "current administration." There is no secret about who the folks are who set strategy and propose policy - and ain't a one of 'em called Bush. (Now those fellas do sometime stick in my craw because they call the shots and answer to no one.) \n\nIn short, there's just not enough substance to the man himself to get all that worked up about. \n\nIt really is a shame what our choices have been for some many years now: smiley peanut-farmers with no plans, grade-b actors with aggravated ADD,  self-aggrandizing pols with the morality of randy goats, and swaggering "warriors" who assiduously avoided fighting when it was their turn.\n\nI'm not hateful. I'm sad.
1069452
I disagree and I am an Independent that likes Bush. I would vote for Zeb or Joe Lieberman. Even though Joe is not a Christian which does bother me he, is a great Patriot and honest man.
446610
I have no feelings for President Bush.\n\nI haven't thought about his being or not being a complete idiot.\n\nBy the way, what is a 1/2 an idiot?  or 1/3 of an idiot?
380193
I certainly would.  His strong leadership through 9/11 is what got me really hooked on him.  If Al Gore was President through 9/11, we would be living in fear day after day.  It is believed Al Gore would of handled 9/11 by saying this to the terrorists: "I am truely sorry our Twin Towers and Pentagon were in the way of your planes you took ownership of!"\n\nI also support President Bush's belief in protecting unborn children and protecting traditional marriage.\n\nPresident Bush is a great leader and person, but the left winging liberal media can't stand the fact that he is in touch with the average, every day American.
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I like bush for the same reason as I believes he loves his country more than kerry.  I also believe Bush knows what capitalism is and the function of the government.  I think he is doing a great job.  The only problem is the dem are doing a better job bad mouthing the prseident and making things look worse than they really are.
263980
do you really like him, if so it was no mistake
433413
I am a supporter of President George W. Bush; especially on the war on terror and getting rid of Saddam Hussein. I also support the men and woman in our armed forces and every time one comes to my college, I say to them “Thank you for your service to our country” and each man and women appreciates those words. I know that at one time, Americans stood behind the American armed forces even if they disagreed with how they helped the world. \n\nAs for Americans who BASH BUSH, they drive me up the wall. If your are a supporter of President Bush or not, you should appreciate the fact you live in a great country and here are five reasons I appreciate living in the United States of America no matter if the President of the United States of America is a Democrat or a Republican;\n\n1. I can vote for whoever I feel is the best candidate for a position in office and I am not forced to vote for someone I do not approve of.\n\n2. I can have any type of a career I like as long as I have the skills necessary for that career.\n\n3. As a future parent, I can choose how I would like my children to be educated and if I want them to attend public or private school.\n\n4. As an individual, I can choose where I like to live as long as I can afford housing and the resources I need in order to survive.\n\n5. I am able to worship freely and attend worship where I feel is good for my beliefs. \n\nWhen President George W. Bush term is over, I will miss voting for him; however, I do hope that his Brother Jeb or a strong Republican can become the next President of the United States of America to continue the legacy that George W. Bush had done for the United States of America and for Planet Earth as well.
310223
It is a knee jerk reaction from the liberals to hate President Bush;)\n\nThough I do not like everything my President is doing, I do like him and I know he is a good Christian man doing the best he can in a very difficult job.
457877
Dislike intensely. I do not think he is trustworthy at all. I think he has lined the pockets of his friends (Halliburton!) at the expense of the middle-class. I think he is a big international bully; if other countries did some of the things Bush as ordered done, like invade another country without the support of the UN, Bush would have invaded them, too.  I also find it offensive how Bush and the rest of the Administration think the public are a bunch of sheep--- really, a $100 gas check, but I have to say it is OK to drill in the Alaskan Wildlife Preserve? What kind of deal is that? And how dumb do you think I am, if you think I would accept that?\n\n I think we need to break the Republican stranglehold on power in the upcoming elections.  And I voted, like I always do.  So I am allowed to complain!
939754
Why do we hate George W Bush? How long have you got?\n\nTake the war with Iraq. Iraq had nothing to do with 911. Iraq posed no threat to the west. Iraq had no links with international terrorism. Iraq had no WMDs left. The UN would not sanction a war with Iraq, but Bush pushed ahead, seemingly wanting war at any cost.\n\nUnfortunately for us Brits, in his search for some kind of international acceptability for the illegal war, Britain joined in. This had nothing to do with the wishes of the British people , and everything to do with the politcal aspirations of Tony Blair wanting to be remembered for something more than failed domestic policies.\n\nBy providing the international acceptability for the Iraq war, Britain has taken needless military casualties and has also presented herself as a prime target for international terrorists, as demonstrated by the London bombings.\n\nQuite what Britain has actually got back from this "special relationship" is unclear. Virtually all the reconstruction projects in Iraq were awarded to US companies, and I see no other payoffs to have made the British support worthwhile.\n\nThe Iraq war has destabilised the Middle East, destroyed a country, and opened it up to previously unknown international terrorism. \n\nAnd all this because of George W Bush's ego?\n\nIn short, George W has made the world a far more dangerous place to live, and has dragged Britain to the forefront of the prime targets for Islamic extemist terrorism. This is why we hate him.\n\n(As a slight aside, well done on the reference to British, rather than English. One slight point of critique, however. I know we have a reputation for liking our tea, but still we spell British with just the one T!)
1162083
I read your answers.  You don't know grammer and you can't spell.  You don't know anything about George Bush, except you've heard morons on tv trash him.  He's a great president.  We haven't been attacked since 9/11, he lowered taxes, he passed the no child left behind act, and he's doing all he can for America.  I don't agree with everything he does, but I know he cares about America, he has character, and he has courage.  He flew into Iraq twice during the war, once to have thanksgiving dinner with the troops.
1034463
BUsh is not my fav person ...but please do you know much about Hitler if you did you would not make that comment .
446041
Nope.  I don't and never did like the boy-bush; didn't like his daddy, either.\nI was acquainted with him, the boy, when I was in college at Texas Tech and his good friend was the crown-prince of Iran, son of the Shah, Reisa (mot sure about the spelling but knew him)Pahlavi.  The prince was taking flying lessons in Lubbock, TX and, his name was not Bin Laden;  it was Pahlavi.  \nThis plan to go to war with Iraq on the part of the idiot-in-chief was not started on 9/11..;  he began rallying Reps for this this long before then.  Bin Laden has nothing to do with Iraq except in his hatred of Iraqis..along with Bush.  They have much more in common that you would think!\n\nApr. 27th.. go get that idiot conservative!  Someone's got to stand up to these blathering idiots, after all!  Obviously, with the reps in congress unwilling to pass or even consider ANYTHING if proposed by a Dem or INdy, this country will continue to go to he11 in a handbasket...