Are you a republican? If so, do you still support Bush?
466759
Yes and yes.  I support him because he is one of the only pres. that has balls.  Look, we complain about this war and we would complain if we hadn't stepped in.\nHe's not perfect and it's important to remember that few of us could do his job, much less do it any better.\n\nRoumour52--women are not chosing to kill themselves, they are chosing to kill their children.  God decides when we die, so we shouldn't mess with that.  Besides, Kerry doesn't know his A** from his elbow...
749912
I am a Republican, because I believe I should be able to keep the money I make.  I should not be expected to support anyone who doesn't work.  Plus I am from a state whose economics are based on oil, coal, gas, etc. which is supported by the republican party.
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I've always fully supported President Bush.  I'm a Soldier and I'm proud to have served in Operation Iraqi Freedom.\n\nOh yeah,  BantamRooster68 you're absolutely right man, the liberals don't have the integrity to admit that they were wrong.  Sad that you can't instill some moral values in people like that.
302045
I'm a liberal and I'm not a wiener! I'm a working American, so it's not in my best interests to vote Republican. Also, the religious fundamentalists have hijacked the Republican Party, and as far as I'm concerned, they have no f**king right to tell me or anyone else how to live. Also, I would like the effects of global warming to be reversed, and that's not going to happen when the Republicans are in power.
715099
Want to know what you are voting for if you vote Republican?\n1. more than 2 thousands of military men killed\n2. thousands and thousands of civilians murdered\n3. a illegal war for oil\n4. worldwide hate \n5. more terrorism\nPls don't get me started, would u like me to go on?
433413
I am a supporter of President George W. Bush; especially on the war on terror and getting rid of Saddam Hussein. I also support the men and woman in our armed forces and every time one comes to my college, I say to them “Thank you for your service to our country” and each man and women appreciates those words. I know that at one time, Americans stood behind the American armed forces even if they disagreed with how they helped the world. \n\nAs for Americans who BASH BUSH, they drive me up the wall. If your are a supporter of President Bush or not, you should appreciate the fact you live in a great country and here are five reasons I appreciate living in the United States of America no matter if the President of the United States of America is a Democrat or a Republican;\n\n1. I can vote for whoever I feel is the best candidate for a position in office and I am not forced to vote for someone I do not approve of.\n\n2. I can have any type of a career I like as long as I have the skills necessary for that career.\n\n3. As a future parent, I can choose how I would like my children to be educated and if I want them to attend public or private school.\n\n4. As an individual, I can choose where I like to live as long as I can afford housing and the resources I need in order to survive.\n\n5. I am able to worship freely and attend worship where I feel is good for my beliefs. \n\nWhen President George W. Bush term is over, I will miss voting for him; however, I do hope that his Brother Jeb or a strong Republican can become the next President of the United States of America to continue the legacy that George W. Bush had done for the United States of America and for Planet Earth as well.
724506
I Love my Country!!  I believe in my President...I may not agree with him on every issue, but unless I was President I don't think I would agree with everything ANYone did in the oval office....I also know that having Bush in office is FAR better than having ANY democrat in office!!!!
842824
I think that Bush cost us (republicans) the election. I think that people were voting against bush rather than for a canidate. THAT worries me. I am one of those people that, even though I am a republican at heart, I feel regardless of party affiliation, it should be whoever's best for the job. And I don't necessarily know if those voted WERE best. I just hope those elected PROVE to the country that the voters didn't make a mistake.
411128
No, you're not the only Republican on Yahoo Answers, message boards or any other Yahoo services. But I haven't considered myself a Republican in quite a while, though. I tend to lead towards their direction on some issues(foreign policy, trasnportation, etc.), and the Democrats on others(equality for minorities). I lost my faith with the GOP in the 1990's with too much immigrant-bashing and 1930's-style isolation in the face of the Serbain genocide in the Balkans.\n\nToo often on Yahoo, I see Democrats, Liberals, Socialists, and yes even Communists, insisting that all the problems of the world are caused by America, Republicans, and/or Bush, when the facts prove otherwise. In their collective fantasy world, all Republicans are either rich CEO's who want to exploit the poor and see our foreign policy as a means of doing so, or they're uneduated poor white trash who live in trailer parks in the south, married their sisters or cousins, get all their ideas about the world from Rush Limbaugh and/or the Fox News Channel, and spend their nights in Ku Klux Klan cross-burnings. To them, Republicans only attack Michael Moore because he's fat, Saddam Hussein wasn't a sponsor of terrorism and didn't have a WMD program(except the one they think they can blame on Reagan), simply because he wasn't involved in the 9/11 attacks, and we're only attacked Iraq for oil, and/or because Bush simply wanted revenge for trying to assasinate his father, or wosre, simply because the nation is run by "brown people." They also believe that just because the news media hasn't covered our troops in Afghanistan as much, that Bush somehow forgot about going after Osama Bin Laden. In their twisted view, complaining about Clinton's sexual misconduct is worse than allowing some Middle East zealots or lingering Commie thugs to cause more bloodshed in the world. According to their party line, our troops are being killed simply because the Iraqi people are resisting the occupation(which was just as much of a lie in Indochina), not because they want to kill people for not being from THEIR dominion of Islam, or because they want to stop those who want to help the Iraqi people recover from Saddam's former oppressive regime and our bombing the country to take it down. And of course, if we don't buy their idiotic 9/11 conspiracy theories, the rest of us are all blind Bush-sheep and neo-fascist tools of PNAC(People for a New American Century) -- they REALLY love to exacerbate PNAC as some kind of threat.
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Only the most "red cat Republicans" (people who would vote for a red cat if it was running as a Republican, cf "yellow dog Democrat") still support the man.  Check out Bruce Bartlett -- a conservative economist with EXTREMELY strong right wing credentials.  He wrote a book called "Impostor : How George W. Bush Bankrupted America and Betrayed the Reagan Legacy".  I think the title says it all.
507255
I am a Republican; yes, I would vote for a woman President. Not Hillary, maybe Condy but am pulling for Rudy Gulioni
624745
You know, I'm not a republican by nature, but during the 2000 elections I thought that Bush would be the lesser of the two evils. How wrong. I did not vote for him in 2004, but in 2000 I liked him better than Kerry, and now I'm ashamed for even considering the thought. I believe in gay marriage, stem cell research. And he has completely ignored any environmental concerns, not to mention that whole Iraq War thing (written with as much contempt as all the other examples of Bush's negligence and narrow mindedness).
836264
Yes republicans all the way. I would vote for Bush again if he was running. For the sake of all of us and for the whole world we must elect Republicans. I think even the Dems will be shocked when the liberals get into power, how they will cause the downfall of our nation. But we must not let that happen!!
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I'm an old-school Republican, and I'll tell you right now I can't stand Bush. a lot of so-called Republicans like him because they don't know what the GOP even is.\nI don't think Bush is a conservative Republican, I think he's a wealthy white man who calls himself Republican. he is not really going after terrorism, he is doing NOTHING for New Orleans, he doesn't give a flying flip about our economy, he isn't cutting any taxes, in short he's just a richer version of his dad.\nRepublicans need to get back to basics, as much as some of you guys are going to hate this, people like Sean Hannity and Ann Coulter are the soul of the GOP.\nI make this prediction: Hillary will win in 2008. And the GOP will go back to its roots or it will not survive.
557181
George Bush did it, I am a Democrat. George Bush is a Republican. I am sorry they did that too.
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.
890301
I never said that.  I love America.  Although Republican's lost, I am still hoping that we can stop fighting each other and ALL be proud to be Americans.  That is on BOTH sides.