Do you think Bushlette will step down when his term is up, or try to stay in for "our protection"?
415255
i think he will try to stay in.he's a control freak. he can also declare war and he will be in.. thats what i look to happen.
421997
i think we should stick bush over there and then see if he changes his tune a little bit;)
993418
Yes it will be. He is the person we elected to run this country the buck stops with him or if he isn't president if/when we get hit again I will hold whoever is in office responsible. He took an oath to protect our country I expect him to live up to it.
1173896
are you suggesting to officialy put cheney in charge? i'm not sure which is scarier, bush as the front man, or cheney reconized as being the one in charge.  i would take another 4 years of bush if we could get rid of his administration though.
240857
He can't. President Bush only has a little over two years left, and it's time for him to start thinking about his legacy. At this point nobody likes him (not even his dog). If he is going to do anything REALLY productive before the Republicans in congress and the senate COMPLETELY turn on him, he's going to have to stop listening to his advisors, stop listening to his wife, stop listening to the Pentagon, stop listening to the press, and sit and think about why he REALLY wanted to be President Bush in the first place.
353974
I believe so.When five retired generals think he should go,that's a pretty good sign that he has not gotten the job done.Personally,I would have aked him to resign long before now.This war has been a farce.Our troops went in woefully unprepared for the combat they are now engaged in.We did not take the insurgents into consideration.Why not? Isn't that part of Rumsfeld's job? The sheer arrogance of this man is appalling.He ,like our president , will never admit to mistakes made.They just keep telling the American citizens to be patient.Baloney.There is no exit strategy now and who knows when we can expect any.We're in such a mess now that I don't know if there is a way out that will allow us to save face with the world or not.There is something wrong when practically all the president's cabinet and colleagues are at the center of controversy every time you turn on the television.
577151
As far as I can tell,most people are fed up with him and his bunch of cronies,personally I feel it's time for him to go.He hasn't been very consistent(Charles Clarke is the best man for the job,2 days later,he's the first to be sacked!),he has lost the trust of the country over the whole Iraq fiasco and now his cabinet seems to be in meltdown,time to admit defeat and leave while he still can,before he's pushed.
1172591
You bet, nobody should be above the law, if it is ok for Bush to break the law then it is ok for all of us. He needs to be reigned in someway in his last two years to keep him from doing any more damage to the constitution or the country.
439105
I'll bet Bush said that! Tom Delay should be in prison with Bush. He is just covering for Bush's @ss. When the Senate & House change in November, all of these things will come to the surface. They will reinstate these charges Federally. The Republicans that want to stay alive will start jumping ship. It's a coming.
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
950143
Bush never worked with his own party so I don't think his brain is going to adjust. He will maintain his "stay the course" attitude and veto everything the Dem's try. I think he should be impeached but the next to go will be Denis Hastert when the page porn investigation is completed.
285917
I fully expect him to try to change the Constitution so he can remain in the White house.  He tried, and failed, to have the 2004 elections postponed for a short period of time and was told no by the Supreme Court.\nI saw a cartoon a while back that showed Bush in the Oval office sitting behind a desk yelling, "Crown me, crown me."  There was someone sitting on the other side of the desk and another was walking into the room.  The second person said to the man walking in the room, "No, we aren't playing checkers.  He is serious." \nI think it is very scary the way he changes the Constitution to suit him and tramples over the rights given to us when this country was founded.\nI can only hope and pray our economy and country as a whole can sustain until he leaves office in January 2009.
876519
From the accounts I read he is trying to get back his previous support but his crowds get thinner and thinner.  I understand he is going to swear himself in as the legitimate President and try to stop the real President elect from taking office in December.  However, I understand people are getting tired of it and I suspect he might have done better to have accepted the cabinet seat and a pivotal role, when he could have positioned himself for the next election.
531787
Bush is concerned about the American people...in terms of what they think of him. Of course, since he has no chance in hell of re-election (amendment limiting the number of terms a president can serve to two), he might as well get real and stop trying to bs us with his sucky speeches and vague promises. Pretty much, I think he is trying to finish out this term without getting assassinated - that seems to be his goal. Also, he must perform well because all the eyes of the world are on him.
819980
I think he will be forced to resign. Rumsfeld seems to be out of the loop these days with the Bush Administration, which is an indication to me that he will be even more out of the loop after the elections.
454415
It better be Hillary!! the last thing we need is another wannabe Bush freak. I think this Country has suffered enough. haha
920703
NO!\nMaybe with the Democrats in control, Bush will not make that attempt. \nAnd a bad smile would be.....\nWe have all seen what stay the course means to the Bush Administration. To Foley, Delay, Haggard, Ney, Lay and many others it means do as I say, not as I do.\nTo Don Rumsfeld it actually means Cut and Run. Great, good riddance.\nTo Bush it means change the course to suit your needs for the moment. With the Republicans out, he is now changing his tune. Flip-Flopping around to keep the investigations at bay, or to a minimum. Promises bipartisan agreements, most likely to wield the veto pen without mercy, keeping Democrats from making any real progress until he is outa there in '08.