What rights has George W. Bush taken away from you?
358242
The right to stop paying high prices for gas. other than that I don't think he did anything else.  Now that I think of it, it wasn't him that took away the low prices but greedy pig headed oil CEO's that make up stupid excuses to raise the prices .  They use the same things that we dealt with for several decades but the prices didn't go up back then.  So don't blame the president for stupid stuff, because you might as well blame everyone of them for the reason this country is the way it is.  It comes down to the companies in this country that deal the way people think and act here not the policies of the present administration. Just do your civic duty and vote for who you think is best than watch him do the same damn things that all presidents do and that is play politics with the world.  They don't really care how you feel or what you go through because they would do something to help you but you make several hundred million a year and then they'll listen to you.
1122178
None in reality.!!\n\nWhy! Black Gold!!\n\n\n"We hold dear what our Declaration of Independence says, that all have got uninalienable rights, endowed by a Creator."\nSource: The New York Times, "Reporter's Notebook; Skipping Borders, Tripping Diction," David E. Sanger, May 28, 2002 \n\n\nI told you he never read it!
446363
Bush hasn't done anything right.\n\nIf a person has not gone through the process under U.S. law to become a citizen of this country, then the person should have NO RIGHTS PERIOD.
837458
yeah that about says it.\n\nI'm glad bush took away there rights to vote, oh Wait he failed in that area, at least he took away there freedom of speech, never mind with all the gloating on this forum alone you can see that's not done.\n\n\nso yeah, typical liberal fear mongering
1044049
I've done all but show up at rallies. And only because being a member of the military I'm not allowed to say anything against the president, though in our vows we swear to defend the Constitution from all enemies, both foreign and domestic. And as far as a lot of us are concerned, Bush is an enemy of the Constitution.
851001
Bill of Rights, First Amendment.
65986
Of course our rights stem from the Bill of Rights which amended the Constitution.  However, and more importantly, our rights are preserved by the "Rule of Law" and that depends on our Court system being independent of Congress or the Whitehouse.  Many countries had constitutions, lawyers and elections but lost their freedom when they lost the rule of law.  Nazi Germany is a good example.  I know of investors who shy away from investments in Russia today because they doubt that the rule of law there will protect their rights.  perhaps things will change for the better.
851554
Every time one of our civil liberties is taken by the government, we are hurt. As a nation, and as a free people. Our own govt is trampling on the fabric of the Constitution, and the core values that this country was founded upon.\n\nPeople ask what rights I personally have lost. The right to counsel. The right to due process. The right to privacy. The right to assemble. Habeas corpus. Unreasonable searches. Warrantless wiretapping. The list of rights and civil liberties that have been trampled on by the Bush regime grows longer every year.\n\nEvery one of those rights stipped away was mine. Just because I never needed to invoke them didn't make them less mine. And just because you haven't needed them yet doesn't make them less yours.\n\nWe only have those rights we choose to defend. Only those rights we can defend. And if we do not defend them, we lose them. Not just for those who need them now -- but for all of us.\n\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\nIn honor of Pastor Martin Niemöller:\n\nFirst they came for the 6th Amendment, but I hadn't been accused of a crime, so I didn't object to denial of counsel.\n\nThen they came for the 4th Amendment, but I wasn't talking to anyone overseas, so they wouldn't be monitoring me.\n\nThen they came for the rest of the 4th Amendment, but I only called my mother, so there was nothing suspicious in my phone records.\n\nThen they came for the 1st Amendment, but I never associated with criminals, so I didn't worry about being convicted purely based on what other people might do.\n\nThen they came for the 14th Amendment, but I never really understood the rules for Due Process (and wasn't allowed an attorney), so I didn't object.\n\nThen they came for the rest of the 1st Amendment, but I never told anyone about what the government was doing, so again I remained silent.\n\nThen they came for the 5th Amendment, ...... and I no longer had the right to remain silent.
187605
The destruction Bush has accomplished is no so much in the physical but in the philosophical aspect of this country.  Religious beliefs can be very influencing which is why they were separated from the government by The Framers of The Constitution.  Bush has repeatedly brought his Protestant beliefs into The White House and is proud to admit it.  Even worse than this is the use of "spin" and even Bush made news that T.V. station were paid to air.  The Bush administration has truly started America on a path away from US key values, away from The Constitution.
385452
George is just like everyone else, he has a right to his opinions just like everyone else.  You don't have to like or agree with him, but you do have to accept his rights to his views.
268126
eliminate the bush administration
211056
We should probably make sure we know the answer to the question of whether it "was illegal" or not. The jury still seems to be out on that one. One camp (the executive branch)holds that Congress's authorization of "any and all necessary force" gave Bush the authority, and another doesn't (the Legislative). Sounds like it's time for the good old Judicial branch to step in and resolve the dispute. Then we can talk about whether or not a censure (different from censor) is appropriate.
54608
No I did not vote for Bush, but my biggest problem with having G.W. as a president is that it has become exeedingly embarrassing to be an American.
989801
The Constitution of the United States of America, states that the people have the Right to Keep and Bear Arms.  It is a right added to be a stop gap measure for the people to protect themselves from a corrupt government intrusion.  Due to the fact that at the time the King of England forced the colony folks to house the British soldiers, and were not able to stop them from unreasonable searches or siezures.  Our founding fathers determined that this was a violation of man's basic freedoms.  Not to be usurped by wicked men.  The right to be free from harm or intrusion was based on the unalienable rights granted to mankind by God.  This was codified in the Constitution for our protection and for our benefit.  It is up to us who live by it, to make sure it stays in force!  When we choose to allow it to be usurped we have effctively let the documnent become nothing but words on paper that are useless.
111514
Ask Cindy Sheehan. The only areas they "allowed" protest during the Republican Convention last election was nowhere near the actual convention hall. I've been forcibly removed from a public area while waiting to see the president because I had am Anti-Bush shirt on. They claimed my ticket was invalid and charged me with trespassing, oddly enough I was released after the speaking engagement. So apparently we no longer have the right to assemble where we please unless we are for the gov't
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.
353914
We have all the rights we refuse to abandon.  "Rights" must be preserved, honored and exercised in order to maintain them.  Eternal vigilance.  \n\nNOBODY can take away your right to freedom of speech unless you give up that right.  You may face conflict, but isn't that what Jesus told us would happen?  "Blessed are those who are hated for my name's sake."\n\n\nStand strong, put on the armor of God, and never give up your rights.