can anyone tell me why bush is still in office?
372269
The people voted for him! Why I am not sure!That is  why we should pray really hard for the next President! I am a Republican ~I AM ASHAMED FOR HIM TO SAY HE IS A CHRISTAIN~ I DID NOT VOTE FOR HIM AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY WILL NOT GET A PERSON FOR ME TO VOTE FOR!
1140568
Because liberals control the media and they will stop at nothing to get Republicans out of office. Good news from Iraq would help Republicans stay in power and it will make George W. Bush look good and they loathe him.
658745
because bush is a fascist pig. either that or his dad is pulling the strings behind him so daddy can rule the world.
907997
He is the president still. He has a right to veto anything he does not agree with or if he feels it is not in the best interest of America.
144926
UGH BUSH! DO YOU EVEN HAVE TO ASK? GOD, I CANT STAND HIM! HOW DID HE GET ELECTED AGAIN!??
1007359
Ever since Bush has taken office (and especially post 9/11), gas prices have gone up drastically and oil companies have been posting record profits.  Recently even, the prices of oil per barrel have gone down while the price at the pump continued to go up, and oil companies kept reporting record revenue.  Their most profitable reported revenues (by far over previous), have all been under the Bush administration (whose family has been in the oil business for years and have good personal relations with the Saudi gov.)  I think it's obvious he's using the presidency for personal gain, maybe even revenge.  By the way, I'm an independent, and vote for who I think is the best choice, and even voted for his Dad in '92, but I think it's ridiculous Clinton had to go through what he did for lying about a personal life choice and Bush is getting off with lying that has cost people their lives and made him money.
520562
I'll 2nd that...the 1st part of your question anyway.\nNo one can vote for Bush next election. An American president can only remain in office for 2 terms - 8 years. He's done that...without my help of course.
1167513
This question is too vague.\n\nObviously you do not like our current president.\n\nI voted for George W. Bush twice and think he is a wonderful president.
594248
Bush's popularity has dropped dramatically since his proposal to Iraq invasion. But still there are advocates behind him supporting his action and administration. Remember he got his second term of presidency voted by us. Good chances are this is his last term in the white house. Bush dynasty is going to be over soon.
910861
Because he loves Bush
249291
Well, the economy has improved (since and despite 9/11 and Katrina). And he didn't draft citizens for his wars.\n\nBut I still hate Bush, particularly since he (and most of his base) are homophobic, want to protect their own secrets while trying to find ours, and their base would gladly form their own Christian theocracy in the middle of America if they could.
739735
IF we do it will keep President Bush in office longer. It's the only way that his term can be extended.
620928
Because of everything the President is doing.  Someone has to pay for the war, and believe me, it is not comming from the Bushs' pockets
816488
Bush is as honest as a politician can be, he does what he says and says what he does eventually. He believes in his vision and stands firm, that says something. many might disagree with the way the Iraq war is going but you got to admit he has done a lot of good. economy is very strong, unemployment is at record lows, stock market is soaring, but his immigration policies well to be blunt they s u c k big time. but who's perfect.
852907
I've already heard mention that some investigation of Bush's conduct in office will probably be instituted in the future. Right now the Dems are savoring their win and will proceed slowly at first. Don't look for too much rhetoric about this investigation until after the Dems take control in January. We still have two months of a lame duck Republican congress to endure.
720348
Why is Bush such a good President?\n\n1) He's a real STATESMAN. He doesn't pander to the public opinion polls like his democratic counterparts. Face it, Clinton would read a poll before deciding how to vote. Bush isn't out to win any popularity contests; he takes job very seriously.\n\n2) No more attacks since 9-11. Bush has fulfilled the most basic obligation he has as President: to protect and preserve the Union against attack.\n\n3) He has vision. While other politicians would only see in alterable chaos in the Middle East, Bush saw a region ripe for change. He understands that everyone years to be free. Now, people all over the Middle East are clamouring for their chance at democracy. They've seen it, they want it.\n\n4) You can trust him. Whether you like or dislike Bush, practically anyone will agree that he does what he says. He is very plain spoken. With other politicians like Kerry, you would get a different speech depending on what state you were in. \n\nI know this will eliminate any chance of getting your Best Answer vote, but Clinton accomplished some good things.  He reformed Welfare.  Sure, maybe the Newt Gingrich congress bullied him into it, but Clinton followed their lead.  He was bright and articulate. \n\nClinton could have done so much more if people would have stopped all the pointless investigations.... travelgate, the Monica Lewinsky case, ad nauseum.\n\nA President is still a human being, but we treat Presidents as if they should be able to wave a magic wand and make everything perfect.  As someone who did not vote for Clinton, let me say point out that if his attention had not been forcibly diverted in 100 different directions by all the accusations of misconduct, he might have been made better decisions regarding terrorism.\n\nHere's a proposition:  let's start stop being a nation of hypocrites, prudes, and childish thinkers.  The people who could best serve our nation: in Congress, the Senate, governorships, and in the Presidency will never run for office.  Understandably, they don't want to endure a humiliating, privacy-invading microscope of undue attention.  Whose past could survive such relentless scrutiny?\n\nLet's stop scrutinizing our candidates to the point where no one who is qualified wants to run for office.
883319
There is no possible way that Bush could win this election. His time is up. Besides look what he has done with the country now. Even if he could run again he wouldn't make things any better, they would only get worse.