When will President Bush be able to stand where Saddam stood and tell the people what a great job he did?
369428
do you mean will he be standing in a prisoners box responding to a tribunal? I sure hope so!
981147
I think we can all savely conclude that Bush is going to do whatever he wants to do no matter WHO speaks out in opposition.\n\nLast year, many CIA and military generals spoke out on the fact they personally told him there were no WMDs in Iraq. Did anybody care? Did it affect Bush? No\n\nhttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/darkside/view/
715871
The Shiites will celebrate and the Sunni's will weep, he will die a martyr, because his capture followed his standing up to Bush and Blair, defending his country.  The Islamists  won't care either way, as they didn't consider him to be following the way that God had intended all Muslims to follow.  Their greatest enemies are Bush and Blair, who are responsible for more deaths than Saddam ever was.  The civil war will last a very long time, and when it is over, another dictator will take Saddam's place.  Since the 10th century, strong ruthless leaders have always rules Iraq, because of all the different sections which make up Iraqi society and they tend to have a tribal mentality, only a very severe leader could control them
412850
well Bush is going to do what he does best and that is make a mess and leave it for someone else to clean up....it won't be during his presidency he will leave it for the next guy to deal with
25448
I don't. In fact, the overwhelming majority of Americans disapprove of President Bush. But many Americans believe that deposing Saddam Hussein will bring a new era of freedom and prosperity to Iraq and give the West a much-needed ally in that area. His supporters are more optimistic than most people about progress in Iraq and hopefully they'll turn out to be right.
252093
George Bush will be remembered as war criminal.
1070970
i think he is a good leader and is looking out for our best interests. i know i know, "how is killing people for no reason looking out for our best interests?" but there is a reason. saddam hussein was threatening us and his people were in trouble and al quaeda attacked us. i feel so much safer now that saddam is out of power and we are looking for osama. plus, the news never shows the good things happening in iraq, like that a majority of the people their are grateful for our help and are so happy with their new freedom! i know this because friends of mine are in iraq and they tell us these things and ask why the news never shows it. they think no one here supports them! george w. bush is doing a good job as president and i think that if john kerry had won the election his head would be spinning and he would have no idea what to do about iraq. i'm notsaying this to offend anyone so please don't be angry! that's just how i roll.
67707
bush will piss off the wrong people-\nthey'll bomb the h*ck out of the enitre world.
980747
Personally I really don't care what happens to Saddam.. he was a horrible man that did horrible things to the people of his country and hopefully with our help they can step in and make their country better... The only person however that I care about is Bin Laden and his followers...
89825
well, the environment of this wasn't created by Bush, he mearly reacted to the situation, the only way he could. He of course was first provoked into it by 9/11.  Then the bad intellegence he got, didn't help matters any.  Everything that Saddam said he wouldn't do, he continued throughout the Clinton era, because he knew there would be a blind eye turned his way.
841781
Yes, the United States of America and her allies must all pitch in and help rebuild Iraq. When Saddam Hussein first came into power, he was Mr. Nice Guy but once the 1980's came around, he went from being Mr. Nice Guy to becoming Mr. Not So Nice Guy and started to build palaces for himself and had his people live in ruins. Not that Hussein is no longer the President, Iraq is moving everyday towards democracy. If you want to hear the Truh of the Democracy taken shape in Iraq, I recommend that you watch a show titled The 700 Club.
1019763
It was right although we should have taken care of business when his father was president.  To kodadom92, President Bush never said Saddam was involved in 9/11.
729833
Bush know whats going on.
833821
If we celebrate the conviction of Saddam, then we should also convict our own President, as he is just as guilty of "war crimes" as Saddam and then we should celebrate his conviction as well. As far as I know, Bin Laden is still in hiding, although I am sure our President has always known where he is and will never bring him to justice...Bin Laden didn't have a personal feud with Daddy Bush, only Saddam. Just my opinion folks...don't come down on me too hard, but I'm not in favor of this war in Iraq, and I feel we have no business there. When all the weapons of mass destruction were NEVER found, we should have high tailed it back home and let those people live in peace or at least live the way they are accustomed to, there has always been holy wars over there and we have no business in a holy war with them or anyone else for that matter.
996936
He is the President of these great United States, and the next target will be whomever threatens our nation.  GO BUSH!!!
951604
Bush will go done in history as the sorriest President ever. The way he callously mislead countless world leaders with his adolescent college attitude and "better than thou -privileged boy" world view — will have the world recovering from this wound forever.
880317
Saddam was supposed to be hanged to death by now.  Unfortunately he has been sentenced to death after 9 months trial and 3 years have passed since he was arrested.\n\nI'm with majority of Iraqis and they are Kurds.  I would love to celebrate as Saddam was a buture who killed many hundreds of thousands of his own people during his regime.