What do REAL Americans think about G.W.Bush?
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I think he's doing the best he can based on the circumstances and it's not working.
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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.
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My only problem with President Bush is that he can't run for a third term.  I think he is a wonderful President.  Greatness is not appreciated in its own time.  Neither Mozart nor Shakespeare were considered geniuses in their day.\n\nIn fifty years time, the history books will record that George W. Bush (and his close friend Tony Blair) rid the world of a dangerous evil.  Peaceful democratically elected Middle Eastern governments will erect statues of him honoring him as the man who brought peace and freedom to their troubled land.\n\nI would like to see him veto a spending bill, but has anyone noticed that our economy is doing quite well.  There hasn't been another terrorist attack on our soil.  Perhaps this is because he is intercepting the cell phone calls of terrorists.
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We dont think American are stupid we do however believe that you can be found to be slightly naive. You see us Europeans here the American Governments Propaganda all the time but unlike the American ppl we actually know the truth about world events and political situations so at times we cannot believe that the American ppl believe G.Bush`s crap seriously no body had much problems with the Americans until that Muppet came along
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I don't think that a lot of Americans hate their country. I personally love my country and I'm thankful every day for everything we have been given and the opportunities we have, that other countries don't have and the sacrafices that had to be made so we could get to this point.\n\nI think the problem is that no matter what, Americans will never be happy. I think that you could give about 90% of Americans everything they ever dreamed of and they would still have a complaint. Our country is beginning to spin out of control and I think the American people are starting to turn on their own country, I think it is a very sad situation.\n\nI think Americans are mostly mad about the way our country is being led, the political system and how things are operating. Everyone sits and complains about how bad of a job Bush is doing, why don't they take some of that energy and support their country, just once. They hate Clinton when he was office and I'm sure every president prior to that and will continue to hate those that come. There is oging to be problems in every presidency, it can't be avoided, no one is perfect, but Americans will never be happy, that is the way they are. I may not agree with everything that Bush is doing, but I'm proud to live in my country, so I'm going to support my county, not try to fight it with everything else we have going on. Bush was faced with a very bad situation when he came in to office, it is easy to say now that he is doing a bad job now and is an awful president, but we will never know what Clinton, or any other person could have done in this situation. \n\nI look at our country and the people in it. I'm beginning to think that it is going to be Americans that cause the downfall of the United States, not terrorists or anyone else for that matter. We are losing so man people each day that are fighting for our country, but all the Americans want to do is complain and put down the leader of their country. I think some people need a reality check and need to decide where they want their priorities!
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Average Americans.  After watching George Bush and his cronies steal the 2000 election and listening to his obvious lies and distortions to get us into this miserable war, they went ahead and re-elected him in 2004.  No wonder the rest of the world has lost respect for and questions the motives of the United States of America.
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I for one, don't dislike Americans. As a matter of fact, I have no reason to, since I know only a few and those I do know, I count among my best friends. So, for me, Americans have a very good track record! \n\nI am not very happy with Bush and the way things are going (or not) with foreign policy. But that is quite a different matter and I believe, anyway, that over half of American people are just as uneasy about the Bush administration as I am.\n\nNo doubt we shall have to wait and see what happens at the next election
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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.
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I really like President Bush. I don't agree with all of his decisions, but I think he is a wise, Godly man who is a good leader. People claim that he is an awful president, but no one ever likes the president. People had problems with Clinton and every president before him. I am sure if some of these people who criticize Bush would have people that didn't like them if they ran the country. Electing a president is more or less electing the person who will get the blame. Running the most powerful nation in the world can't be a day at the beach....
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I'm an Aussie and I don't have a low opinion of Americans. \nI don't think Americans are any dumber or smarter than Poms or other Aussies.\nI do have a low opinion of Bush, but I know he does not represent all Americans, just the ones who like him. From what I've read on the yahoo message boards not many Americans like Bush either.\n(To all those who chose to vote this week, well done!)\nI don't think America is any better than Australia, nor any worse.\nBut of course I think Australia is the best place to live.
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I don´t know many Americans personally but in our minds there is the picture of Bush (if a people vote for a president like this...?), \nthe picture of hamburger-eating, milk-shake drinking, fanatically christian patriots who live in a house with garden in a suburb of a small town in the middle west, and all the girls wanna be a cheerleader and marry the captain of the football team.\nThat´s what first comes up to my mind when I think of an American. I don´t know why...\nAlthough I know that the majority of Americans isn´t that way...\nPerhaps it comes from TV...
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Dislike...Here is what GWB has done for America:\n1.  He stole two elections. \n2.  He consistently violates rules of domestic and international law.\n3.   He is a war criminal according to the rules of the Geneva Convention.\n4.   He has engaged in reckless profiteering by being the greatest benefactor of the oil companies (who put him into office, and whom he represents first and foremost). \n5.  He has destroyed the economy of the U.S. throwing more and more into illegal immoral wars in various countries.\n6.   He has caused more damage to the environment than any president in the history of the U.S.\n7.   He has lied on a daily basis. \n8.   He has relentlessly pushed the U.S. toward a fascist police state.\n9.  . He listens only to Dick Cheney, the shadow president and his evil wife Lynn. \n\nBut hey, you can decide for yourself or listen to someone else...this is just an opinion I hold.
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President Bush is complete lier, and a threat to the American people with his crazy lets go bomb every body attitude. I don't appreciate the Bush administration inflation policy with the over printing of U.S. currency and spreading it outside of the United States of America. Our deficit is triple and the highest of any former President, as a matter of fact, the Economist say it's as much as all the other American Presidents, all put together. Lying to America to gain access to another Country without a declaration of war, and the approval of the United Nations. No Osama Bin Laden, Saddam has been in custody for over 2 1/2 years, and Iraq doesn't have Government except for the U.S. Military. Allowing Exxon Mobil of Texas to profit 340 billion dollars for 2005. The Patriot Act is a piece of toilet paper the takes my civil rights away according to the Bill of Rights and the Constitution of the United States. George Bush has another bill on the block to take some more of my rights away, called the Constitution Restoration Act, that was written by Pat Robinson & Jerry Falwell, and the dirty tricks team. The man is a criminal to the United States of America and we want him impeached and imprisioned for his crimes to the U.S.A..
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since this year, major polling organizations have showed that george w. bush suffers from an overwhelming public disapproval rate. \n\nthe highest approval rating he received was 47% (with a disapproval rating of 50%) during the january 22 to 25 period conducted by Cook/RT Strategies. the worst rating he received so far was a 33% approval rating and a 57% disapproval rating conducted by Pew during the March 8 to 12 period, and a 60% disapproval rating (and a 37% approval rating) during the march 6-8 period conducted by AP-Ipsos and march 10-12 conducted by CNN/USA Today/Gallup (36% approval rating). you can see more trends at the pollingreport.com site.\n\nhttp://www.pollingreport.com/BushJob.htm\n\nit is worthy to note that, except for the march 2-5 period, bush has not received an approval rating above 40% for the month of march. \n\n\nwhy did he get voted into office? methinks that the republican party is very popular in the central-midwest regions of the US, where bush focused on the issues of family values and security (antiterrorism)-- issues that strike the heart of the people there. there are more voters in those areas combined, compared the pacific and east coasts, which voted for the democratic party.\n\nbut now people are growing more aware of the unbelievable cost of the war on iraq (which is now worth $250.3 billion, as of this writing), the growing casualties, the revelation that there are no weapons of mass destruction found in iraq. hence, his popularity is sliding even among his voters.
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hmm, thats interesting. when i tihnk of americans i begin to think of a few types of people:\n\n- firstly i tihnk of an American business women going around New York.\n- Also of a large person eating an equally big hot dog in a food court.\n- I think of an exercise addict and a clean-freak who has to have everything perfect in their house.\n- Then of a kind of 30-yr-old guy who makes videos and stuff and it generally really nice.\n- Then I think of George Bush and hope that no one else in America is that annoying.\n\nI know my answer sounds really wierd but those are a few "typical" Americans that i picture in my head.\nHope this helps and what do you think a "typical" British person is like?
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Bush is awesome.\nHe fights for the lives of people in other countries.\nHe is a real American.\nHe helps America with everything.\nHe helps others to.\nHe makes America a good place to live.\nWithout him,America would end up like Mexico.
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actually he isn't a liar\nthat is just some peoples perespectives ..the people that don't like him\n\nI like George Bush, he is a very good president and I support him 100%