Why is Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Delay, Abramoff, Carr, Doyle, Robertson, so "UNPOPULAR"???
362416
They are selling the world out from under us.  The way things are going now, in 20 years, there will be no such thing as private ownership in this country; everything will be owned by major corporations.\n\nWhen will you fundamentalists figure out that Bush isn't a REAL christian?  No christian would look upon violence so favorably.
304600
Because the entire country doesn't dislike Bush.  I for one do.  But that's what we have the impeachment process for.  We do not have a pure democracy.  We have a representative democracy.  We select people to voice our opinions for us.  (Congressman, governors etc)  Unfortunately they don't always listen so closely.  If you want to initiate something start a petition in your congressional district asking for the impeachment of Bush and quit complaining about it on Yahoo.  If you don't understand the system you can't complain about it.(PS - Send me the petition - I'll sign it before you can blink)
447709
finish...lesser of 2 evils...cheney is worse than busch, if you could imagine that.  That's probably the biggest reason i didn't vote for Dub' in the first place.
350586
Not everyone hates George Bush, but a lot of Americans do (http://www.pollingreport.com/BushJob.htm). Most likely do the length of time our troops have been deployed in Iraq is a major source of this disapproval, but others sources are most likely the huge tax breaks that oil companies have received and record high gas prices. Another source could be the huge amount of corruption the republicans have in congress.
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Why do I hate Bush so much? Where do I begin? Well, for one thing, he wasn't even democratically elected in 2000. The presidency was handed to him on a silver platter by his dad's friends in the Supreme Court. And I'm sure you won't believe this, but there is evidence that possible election fraud took place in 2004, as well. Also, the war in Iraq was based on a lie. Where are the WMDs? More importantly, where the hell is Osama bin Laden? It's been nearly 5 years since the 9/11 attacks, and he still hasn't been caught. Also, thanks to Bush, we now have domestic spying. And not only that, but Bush and his religious fanatic buddies have been doing everything in their power to break down the separation of church and state that's clearly established in the Constitution. (If you are one of those who believe that the U.S. was meant to be a Christian nation, try reading the Treaty of Tripoli.) Also, he is ignorant and intellectually lazy, and I'm not the only one who says so. Brent Scowcroft, an old-school Republican, has said exactly the same thing. And last, but certainly not least, Sandra Day O'Connor has said that our country is slowly moving towards a dictatorship. When a Republican-appointed former Supreme Court justice says something like that, you know we're in trouble.
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With all due respect, you're a little off in your perspective.  The GOP may be guilty of many things, but hating America is definitely not one of them.  You would be closer to the mark if you said they love America with an almost fanatical air.  It's usually the Dems who are saying things along the lines of how embarrassed they are with the country, or how they don't like our system.  Rethink your perspective, read just about all of the posts on this site, and you'll see that I'm right.
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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!
728402
I concur, and sadly I don't think we've seen the worst of the wanna be emperor. Bush and the republicans are acting like the azz kicking they got  a month ago at thte polls was an aberration. Bipartisanship and Bush is an oxymoron. He will go down kicking and screaming like the spoiled child that he is.
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All valid points & i can't stand the man...here are some more:\n\nFirst president in U.S. history to enter office with a criminal record.\nIn his first two years in office, over 2 million Americans lost their jobs.\n\nShattered record for biggest annual deficit in history.\n\nSet all-time record for biggest drop in the history of the stock market.\n\nCut the taxes of the wealthiest people in America (those making over $200,000 a year).\n\nMembers of Bush Administration are the richest administration in history.\n\nFirst year in office set the all-time record for most days on vacation by any president in U.S. history.\n\nCut unemployment benefits for more out-of-work Americans than any president in U.S. history.\n\nDissolved more international treaties than any president in U.S. history.\n\nSet the all-time record for biggest annual budget spending increases.\n\nFirst president in U.S. history to attack a sovereign nation against the will of the United Nations and the world community.\n\nTook the biggest world sympathy for the U.S. after 9/11, and in less than a year, made the U.S. the most resented country in the world.\n\nFirst U.S. president in history to have a majority of people in Europe (over 70%) view his presidency as the biggest threat to world peace and stability.\n\nIn the 18 months following the 9/11 attacks, he has successfully prevented any public investigation into the biggest security failure in the history of the United States.
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This is what I find most amazing about the people who back these guys. Most would never dream of fighting for their country. My father fought bravely in WWII and this drives him crazy. He wouldn't be what they call a liberal. Wait - I guess they would if he disagreed with anything they say. I saw a video of Bush down in Georgia trashing a decorated Vet (I think it was Cleland). Bush avoided the war like the plague. Then they have the unbelievable nerve to try to label who the patriots are. Truly sickening. Now I'm getting pissed again.\nDon't even mention Carl Rove. That guy has done more damage to this country than anyone I can think of. He has damaged the political process for years to come. Any real patriot should punch him in the face. Okay I'm a little pissed.\nIf you actually dig into how these slime balls operate you just get sick to think anyone would have the sightest respect for this administration. Do some research on these smear campaigns. Be open minded when you do.
194974
Sigh.....Why do people have to be so critical of President Bush?Why dont you get of your butts and do some research.Do you really believe everything you see on the news becase if you do you need to wake and smell the political bias against him and the Republican Party.I mean if they really where fair and balanced why dont they show a country being liberated and being rebuilt?No it is chaos,civil war,destruction isnt it? I mean people act like he really wants the troops to stay over there and die which i believe no one wants Republicans,Democrats, Independants alike.
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Lincon was very unpopular in his time to.  I think Bush has done a good Job of sticking to what he feels is best for the country despite it being sometimes unpopular.  People forget he didn't just take his position he was elected to it!! Twice so obviously the american public thought he was doing a good job.  \n\nI think the polls are inaccurate and with the coming election Democrats and Libs will be shocked.
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The reason people do not like GW is because they are not capable of understanding his brilliance, Most of the American people cannot comprehend what he is telling them because of his use of big words. Strateegery seems to be a word that people always struggle with, and if you try to give them a watered down definition so they can comprehend they still make facetious remarks. The vitriolic attitude of the libs is understandable when they finally realize that our President scored better in college than John( Ketch-up KID KERRY. I will go ahead and try once more to define Strateegery for the LIBS on here. The definition is a big word that confuses LIBS.
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My opinion of Mr. Delay can be summed up with one word "Corrupt."\n\nNo amount of double talk..or "Well..technically is WAS legal" with take away the bad ethics this man exudes...\n\nHe is the face of the high number of scandals the GOP has had exposed over the past few years...and he will be one of the causes of the GOP losing power this November...
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People like John above me here need me to keep them in check and bring them back to reality a little.\n\n:-)\n\nOh, okay ... John makes me think quite a bit, too, and brings up good points often.\n\nRealistically, though, the ones we can do without are the people who scream shrill rhetoric without backing it up. I don't care if someone is liberal or conservative AS LONG AS THEY KNOW WHY. Too many people yell, "Impeach Bush!" because it is the cool thing to do. To many people back the administration without understanding WHY they do.\n\nThat's my two cents ...
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They are going to say that anybody that isn't liberal enough for them should be impeached for some reason or another. They are incapable of thinking ahead, so no, they don't realize that Cheney would be next in line.\n\nOh and by the way...to anybody that comes on here and uses Michael Moore's stupid movie to justify their answer...you make me laugh!
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Rove, Bush and Cheney motivated me. The trashing of Veteran Heroes over the years got to be too much. It just shows the lengths they will go to, to get elected. Like these guys were war heroes or something.Then they have the balls to talk about patriotism. I'm getting pissed again.\nCan't stomach the hypocrisy.