Do you think that Mr.Harry Taylor of North Carolina was right when he berated the President?
350989
Man I love that guy!!  I would love to shake his hand. He said all of the things I've wanted to say to that moron we have for a president.\n\nI think he was perfect and right on!!\n\nWe live in a democracy and that means the right to tell your president that he is wrong!
939981
It is just another move in a long line of them that highlights Bush's penchant for self-righteousness.  To him, it matters not that the majority of the American people don't approve of him, his tactics, or his job performance.  Right after the mid-terms he was all welcoming and talking about working together with the Democrats.  I hoped for once he was being forthright and truthful, but lately I've realized that a leopard really doesn't change its spots.  The best predictor of future behavior is past behavior and there you have it.  For the next two years it's going to be a battle in Washington D.C.  I was stunned by his declaration that civil war is not happening in Iraq.  That man has the worst case of tunnel vision I have ever seen in a President.  It's a sure sign of egomania when someone is unable to ever admit they are wrong about anything.  Honestly, this man is the worst President I have ever witnessed in office, and I've been alive long enough to remember Nixon like it was yesterday.
47072
Was he correct?  It turned out that he was right, but he had to disobey a direct order, Navy protocal, and cause mutiny on a Nuclear sub.  As Jason Robards says in the end, he was right, but he was also wrong to do what he did.  Our military is set up so that there can be no question as to whether to follow orders or not.  That there was trouble with the communications device is no excuse.  I believe that Hunter SHOULD have launched the weapons, if only to obey his superiors.  But thank god he didn't.  Great movie.
713658
Unfortunately, it's true,Sir.\n\nAnd, the others were right about your mistake in hiring that guy,  in the first place.  \n\nNow you can expect a lot of backlash, Sir.
834046
YES...........\nAND THAT PARTY SHOULD HOLD SAID PRESIDENT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY WRONG DOINGS....
64194
I think America is in a bad way right now, but I don't think that the blame can be placed on one man.  Even if he is the leader.  I believe that he is doing his job the best he can with what he has to work with.  Lack of support and name calling by the American people is not going to help the situation.  If people have the solution then they should contact their state rep.
796248
NO! I don't think so! though he was a tyrant..but almost every politician is. BUT why the americans to judge?????? Who are they to decide? That's none of their business! It would've been better if they could examine what's going on in the USA and then to "put their finger into smb. else's pie".  Some Americans still can't remember how to write it correctly - Iran or Iraq........
338125
NO!  There is no way that any other president could possibly have screwed things up worse than he has.  \n\nWe're fighting two wars right now, our resources are vastly over-extended, and now they're talking about bombing Iran.  Talk about incompetent.  Anyone know why the American Colonies were able to defeat a country that at the time had about the most powerful military in the world?  England was busy fighting France, that's why!  It doesn't matter how powerful you are, you can still lose to a little guy if your resources are over-extended.\n\nThen there was the whole Hurricane Katrina thing.  You know, the thing where Bush said there was no way anyone could know the levees would overflow, and then a few days later the media got hold of a tape of him being told the levees would overflow.\n\nAnd there's the minor detail that he's turned an unprecedented budget surplus into an unprecedented budget deficit, and yet continues to simultaneously increase spending and decrease taxes.  Any five year old can tell you that's not the way to reduce the deficit.\n\nOh, and he's managed to turn unprecedented international support after 9/11 into hatred and ridicule.\n\nAnd have we completely forgotten Enron?  I doubt that was the only instance of the government screwing over the public to increase profits for themselves and their rich friend.s\n\nHe's also refused to do anything to slow the destruction of the environment, and in some cases has even relaxed existing limits.\n\nHe's made several attempts to channel government funds to Christian organizations, which is a clear violation of the first amendment.\n\nHe's also appointed judges who seem rather inclined to set civil rights back to the stone age.  There was even that one guy who was literally a Nazi.  As in he fought for Germany in World War II kind of a Nazi.\n\nI could go on, but it's nearly 3 in the morning and I have a paper to write.
73776
yes!!  \n\nTake a look at President Reagan.  He was given so much critisism for Iran Contra, Evil Empire, and Star Wars.  But look now, he's revered as a great man who caused the collapse of communism.  It's all about sticking to your beliefs and I think that's exactly what President Bush is doing.  There's always going to be critics.  But the smart people, the majority do see President Bush as doing a good  job.
713078
No.\n\nShe said worse about him.\n\nOf course in her case it was the truth, something he is not familiar with.\n\nFermez l' Bush.
363721
To announce that there must be No Criticism of  the president, \nOr that we are to stand by the president right or wrong, \nis not only unpatriotic and servile, \nbut is morally treasonable to the  American public.\n\n— Theodore   Roosevelt\n\n\nGo Ahead And Fire Me
885359
Yes, and how many different stories has he contrived to try and explain it off. First it was meant for Bush, no apology. Then it was I misquoted from my notes, no apology. Then it was someone else changed my notes, I misspoke and apologize kinda. \n\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-pOypG0szd7Pv_X1rQxw_4qCWpA--?cq=1
1130235
I hope that is not a question from a teacher. If so, they should be reprimanded. The teacher should ask "Do you believe that Johnson deceived the American public? Defend your position one way or the other."\n\nMany Americans believed that Johnson was less than candid (to put it mildly) about his intentions of increasing American involvement in Viet Nam.
788154
I think he meant to bash Bush, seeming to never miss an opportunity. Unfortunately he messed up or whatever his excuse is. The problem I have with it is he said it, he offend the people defending us. Most of them with high degrees! So he was trying to bash Bush WHATEVER! He should apologize to the people in the military whom he ended up offending with his unthoughtful words! \nI teach my 8 year old and 6 year old  if they do something accidentally they say sorry and make sure the person they hurt knows they are truly sorry and in no way meant to hurt their feelings. John Kerry is old enough to have learned this basic rule a long time ago!
526340
Yes, you are right.\nIt is also more 'politicaly' correct.
323476
You are right.\n\nKeep on speaking the truth.
847721
If Mr. Kerry honestly believed what he said was true, then no he should not have apologized and let the chips fall where they may. If however, it was a mistake as he has stated then an apology to the people he inadvertently offended is the proper course. I personally do not know what the man's opinions of the military are, but my whole problem with this incident was the statement and the offense to the fine men and women serving the country honorably. He apologized and I am ok with that. I am conservative and I do believe in morals and integrity. Part of that belief is understanding that people do make mistakes, but if they are willing to take the proper course and attempt to remedy their mistakes then they should be extended respect for doing so. This applies whether I agree with them politically or not.