How many people believe that George Bush should resign as the President of The United States Of America?
342785
I've heard both sides of this story from many facets. The truth is that only leaders and rulers start wars, not the people who work and raise their families. There is something wrong with this "world view" isn't there?
73298
lol I think the slew of anti-bush criticisms that are about to ensue will prove he has not united the country. Osama Bin Ladin did more to unite us than George W. Bush.
109953
yes, he should be impeached.  The reason why he hasn't been is due to the fact that he is a powerful businessman(corporate owner) and also that Republicans do a better job supporting each other and sticking together.  But why would Bush waste and year a half's time preaching to the public about taking Saddam down when 75% of 9/11 terrorists were Saudis and Bin Laden is a Saudi?  After the 9/11 attacks happened, 26 members of the Bin-Laden family were allowed to get on a flight out of the country.  It's just like this:  Bush and his father are very close business partners with the Saudie.  They have given the Bush family billions of dollars towards their business efforts(oil).   Taking acttion against an allied nation, regardless of the reason would have ruined our reputation in the world, and since 7% of economy is owned by Saudis, it would have been a devastating blow to the economy.  So Iraq was the next best thing.
2034
People against Bush are tired of the Neo-cons lying their way into power, eating the country from the inside out, and making what was once the gleaming gem nation of the world a third-world joke.\n\nWe are tired of watching our children's life blood and our nation's economic health being poured out in the name of bringing our style of freedom to a country who could care less whether or not they have it -- a country who will throw it away when we leave before the last plane lands back here.  We feel that while Sadam was a bad guy, he was not worth the life of a single US soldier, let alone 3000.\n\nWe are tired of the most powerful man in the world being someone who was never elected, who outed a covert CIA agent in a time of war and who is more worried about the profits of Haliburton than whether or not the United States will still stand in 50 years.  (Yeah, I know Shrub got some votes, I'm now talking about Karl Rove, the puppetmaster who has his hand up the dummy's back).\n\nWe are tired of an Austrailan who stands to make more money if America goes down (Rupert Murdoch) controlling the minds of the half of the population with an IQ below 100 with his Fox News liars.\n\nBush is the symptom of a horrible, disfiguring disease that this country has contracted.  In 100 years, assuming that people still have the intelligence to read, historians will wonder what the heck we were thinking electing a moron to the highest office in the land.\n\nOf course, I'm sugar coating my real opinion.
390878
The president of the United States of America is George W. Bush.  You may call him President Bush.
607358
Yes it is time for Bush to step down, unfortunately our system does not work that way, but people have lost confidence in his ability to lead. His popularity has dropped to 29%. We will have an election in November that could change things. If the democrats can get a majority in either chamber then there is a possibility that he will be impeached. His leadership will certainly be challenged at best.
1181748
As a non-American, my answer is no. What has G Bush ever done if to the world can trust him? At least this is his last term in office. I just hope that the Democrats win the office in the next election - not only for the sake of America, but for everyone else.
679100
Bush is one of the best presidents ever!!! A very good man. True he is not right about everything but who is. He is doing great under the circumstances. The media totally misrepresents him.
626519
I do!!!! Simply because he has lied to the people time and time again and a lot of freedom is being taken away from the American people. There are so many unethical things going on within the Bush circle, I feel very unsafe with him in charge of one of the biggest super powers in the world.
69121
I really didn't want another Bush in office because of Sr George Bush was about when he was in office. Unfortunately his son is in office and then 9/11 happened. Now we have our troops over seas fighting against an enemy that they have no real experience in fighting (guriella war-fare). Troops are dying everyday and we really haven't found any weapons   of mass destruction or Osoma Bin-Laden as of yet. The real reason why we are over in Iraq is to get our bid in on their black gold. Is Bush the right person for presidency? NO. But he has to finish what he started.
312646
Actually we hold job as president too important in my opinion. The president works for us, not the other way around. Bush has been telling the American people what to do and how to think about certain situations and i find this to be completly wrong. Like I mentioned above, the President works for us and he should do what we want. My loyalties belong to this country, not its president.
414729
The man has got a very busy schedule, and must only spend his time doing what is most important.  In fact, I heard from a good source, that right now George is playing a drunken game of Hide and Seek with his Secret Service agents, out on the white house lawn.\n\n  TO ANYONE FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY, KNOW THAT AMERICANS THINK THAT BUSH IS AN IDIOT ALSO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nHe is not what Americans stand for, (Yes I know, ironic isn't it) and quite honestly is an embarrassment to most of the civilized nation.  He'll be out of the white house very soon, so if you're living outside of the USA, know that we too are counting the days that we will not have to deal with his never ending "MISTAKES."  Hopefully when the new President takes office, he will restore the dignity of his title and of this nation.
584564
When a president is elected, they hold the office for 4 years. Even if a majority of the population decides they don't like him, after all, he can't be removed unless he's impeached by the legislative branch of our government.\nHe has to have committed what they deem to be an impeachable offense.\nThen he still may retain the office if not convicted for the offense.\nSo, no, we the people, cannot get rid of Bush.\nAs far as the vote goes, Bush "won" with only a 2-3% majority, and a lot of people here dispute the accuracy of that. There are a lot of people who believe that the election was "rigged" in various ways to ensure that slight majority.
388472
Please do not think that all of us are blind, or stupid for that matter.  A great deal of Americans (REPUBLICANS) are not exactly the sharpest knives in the drawer.  I agree with you, however, that we need to stop George Bush.  I will not call him President as it is obvious that he cheated as well.  I hope for not just this country, but every country in the world that this war ends.
114802
I think he is a power hungry egomaniac that doesn't have any diplomatic skills.\n\nA man that has lied to the American people, circumvented the constitution, created chaos and refuses to admit to any of it.\n\nWhether you agree with the decisions is a moot point.  The president is an elected position.  The American people are supposed to have a choice in how the country is run.  He basically eliminated the checks and balances system that is so fundamental to the organization of our government.\n\nHe is definitely not "For the people, by the people"!
390162
I consider President George W. Bush as a good leader for the United States of America in the 21st Century. You cannot call Bush an Emperor because America is not an Empire and has never been an Empire.
362111
the gallup poll of late states that 59% of americans disapprove of bush's job performane.\n\nthere are no scientific polls on how many people think he sucks, but if you factor in other countries, those that intensely dislike bush would be over a billion, in my estimation.