ok everyone seems to hate george bush?
487654
Yeah I think there is someone crazy enough to attempt an assasination on Bush
370446
That's Bush the Elder, right?\nOh, crap.  Do yourself a favor and delete this question.\nYou'll see why...\n(I don't care for him either, but 'enough is enough')
93881
Hate is a strong word. I pretty much disagree with the way he is handling the country..For example, why is rebuilding Iraq more spend worthy than rebuilding our gulf coast? Why is it for the war money grows on trees, but for education, they're all tapped out. Ask your President why K-12 special education is not fully funded federally like it is suppose to be...
479863
I HATE BUSH ugh he is soooooo stupid!
1112204
People may not agree with the President...but hatred from the rest of the world has been aimed at us for generations.  I've seen this guys questions....and he does need to grow up.
383742
check you spelling OK.but hate this bush guy.that what he done now he just have the us in a big mess for sure.
95509
Because George W. Bush don't care about America, or any of it's people regardless of race, color and creed. Mostly I think he just hates black people. That's why it took so long to get help for the victims of Hurricane Katrina down South, because they say that the majority of people living down there are black. I hate Bush. Plain and simple and I can't believe that I have to suffer for another 2 years while he's president. 6 years has been long enough. If I was Harry Belafonte I would just say to Bush, "Screw you. I'm not gonna apologize, because it's my right and you can't change that."
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No I don't like president Bush. It's not him as a person. It is him as a leader.  Maybe he believes in God, and wants to save unborn babies.  Maybe he is otherwise a great guy but that doesn't mean he knows what he is doing in the way of leading a country.  Perhaps Bush coveted ,only, the idea of being president.  He wanted to follow in his daddy's footsteps, and be a great and powerful man.  Now he has what he wanted and doesn't know what to do with it.  He's like a teenager who just got his license and now wants to drive everywhere for no reason at all except for the fact that he CAN.  He figured "Well,... I have all this military power at my disposal.  I want to have some fun with it before I go".  Like a little excited kid playing make believe with the nation. His motives aren't as much for the good of the world as they are for is own childish enjoyment.  Sadly many Americans bought into him.  People have always had problems with Americans and probably always will, but with George W. Bush the world really has lost what respect it had for the U.S.
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It's crazy... liberals have really gotten off on the wrong foot. Just really out of touch with society in general. I think sometimes they even go as far as being a taitor with some of the things they say. \n\nLet's not forget that Bush is fixing what our last president DIDN'T DO. And since he's fixing the mess, liberals hate him because their president didn't do anything except sit on the .com boom and jack up taxes. \n\n(Oh forgot to say that Clinton was offered bin Laden on 3 seperate occasions. He didn't nab him)\n\n(Oh forgot to say that Clinton didn't even visit the first WTC bombing site where 6 died and over 1,000 were injured. Now that's sympathy)
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Not everyone hates George Bush, but a lot of Americans do (http://www.pollingreport.com/BushJob.htm). Most likely do the length of time our troops have been deployed in Iraq is a major source of this disapproval, but others sources are most likely the huge tax breaks that oil companies have received and record high gas prices. Another source could be the huge amount of corruption the republicans have in congress.
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Please, read the questions that have already been answered first, instead of asking the same thing over and over.\nI will copy-paste my response to a similar question some days ago...\n\n"I hate Bush because:\n\n1 - He got elected despite having around 500,000 votes less than Gore, what makes him illegitimate and undemocratic.\n2 - He lied to the international community when he said that Iraq had WMDs, invading said country under false pretenses and without the support of the UN, or most of the international community, acting like the president of a rogue state, and doing so to be able to expand his lobbysts' (Halliburton, Lockheed-Martin, oil multinationals, etc.) economic interests in said country.\n3 - His economic policy of tax cuts is creating a situation of permament boom in the US economy, what in consequence makes the US deficit to grow larger everyday, causing the Dollar to devaluate and increasing US economic dependency with China. This situation will eventually cause the US economy to crash, when the Chinese can't finance the ever-growing US deficit anymore by buying dollars and the american economy enters in a bust cycle, thanks to skyrocketing unemployment and a low savings rate.\n4 - I don't live in the US, but as far as I know, he's also destroying the American school system, cutting taxes mostly for the rich, and allowing all US companies to close their factories and outsource all their labour production to sweatshops in Asia, effectively causing a rise in unemployment and a slow de-industrialization of the US mainland.\n5 - He has continued the American hypocritical policy on the Middle East by supporting dictatorial governments in Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE and many others, just because these governments bow to western bussiness interests.\n6 - All oil wells in Iraq are operational, yet many large Iraqui cities remain without drinking water.\n7 - He initiated, under largely exaggerated or distorted pretenses (like portraying Al-Qaeda as a unified terrorist organization, which is a lie, since Al-Qaeda is just a political front that sponsors many small terrorist cells independent from each other), the so-called "War on Terror", which has served as an excuse for both western government to restrict civil rights (the patriot act, domesting evesdropping, shoot-to-kill policies in the UK), and for the Chinese government to crack down on Ughiur resistance. (Ughiur people are from East Turkestan, a country China invaded and brutally anexed in the 1950's, and whose people are now being persecuted under the false label of 'terrorists').\n8 - His policies in Iraq, the Middle East and elsewhere have actually helped to increase terrorism, not to reduce it.\n9 - His agressive foreign policy has propped rogue states like North Korea or Iran to adquire nuclear weapons, as a buffer from possible US agression against them.\n10 - For the fact that he is an alcoholic, a murderer, and a dumb person that has only risen to such high position thanks to his money, contacts, family and background.\n11 - Because, for all the reasons stated above, he has shown to be a puppet of US bussiness interests and large corporations.  "\n\nI hope those are enough reasons.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nALSO: To the user who posted above me, who claims that \n"Bush and Blair want to destroy the 'bad guys' before they have a chance to do anything",\nI ask you...Why does the Bush administration support the dictatorships in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, then?\nAren't those 'bad guys' too? Or do you seriously believe that there are "good dictatorships" and "bad dictatorships"?\n\nIf Saddam was always evil, then why did the US supported him during the 1980's? Why did the US consider itself an ally of Saddam Hussein when he was gassing the Kurds in the 1980's?\nWhy did the US position change, coincidentally after Hussein decided to national
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Yes it is, we was never very well liked in the world but now we are hated. Bush has made many enemys with his lies and actions.
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EVERYTHING BUSH DOES IS WRONG!!!!
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I don't hate the man, but I do understand why many people do not like him.  Mostly it is an honest issue.  He's a horribly untrustable person.  Almost everything he said he would do he didn't, and almost everything he said he wouldn't do he did.  Just look at the funding for church based initiatives. He promised lots of money and has yet to give a single penny to any of their causes.  Clinton gave about 15 million to church based initiatives, Bush Sr. about 10 million.  And it's not like he wouldn't have had support for it - the whole House and Senate is majority Republican.\n\nThen there is the war built on bad intelligence, the fact that he stayed on vacation for 3 extra days during a hurricane, hasn't caught Osama Bin Laden, has spent more money the a drunk Ted Kennnedy in Vegas with a fist full of government bonds, said he wasn't doing domestic wiretaps....\n\nThere is quite a lot of reasons to really dislike this president and I'm afraid that history will not be kind to him.  Bush is my president, but he is not a good president.
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I don't hate George!   Actually, I think he has tried to do the right thing. I think the media has created all sorts of problems for our government (not just George). They tell too much information. All our enemies have to do is watch CNN and they will know everything about our plans.\n\nIf you all want to be mad at someone, be mad at the media! We the people, shouldn't know every little detail that is reported. This leads into many other issues, but the media will give a partial side to a story, but don't take the time to report the ENTIRE story.  They should just keep their mouth shut!!!\n\nGiven what George has to deal with, I think he's doing good.
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It sounds like most of the President Bush haters are either children, uneducated, or forgot that sterling example of the democrats, President Clinton - who was almost impeached.\nIt is always proper as a citizen to call our president - by his title & name President Bush. If not a citizen - shut up & stay out of our politics. God bless our Troops & the USA.\nWar does not always work out the way we hope but I believe it was entered into for what we thought were just reasons. As a mother of a Army Lt., my sacrifice could be much greater than yours and I still pray for President Bush daily.
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I don't think people hate President Bush, but I do think they strongly disagree with his policies because those policies hurt America. On his watch, the budget surplus was given away as tax cuts to the rich instead of used to fortify Social Security or increase national defense.  Because he ignored Osama Bin Laden during the first 8 months of his term and ignored the memos about terrorists learning to fly airplanes, we were not prepared for the terrorists who attacked us on 9/11. President Bush's policies ignore the advice of scientists, putting our health at risk and putting our environment at risk. Because of the systemic torture committed in Abu Gharib and across the world in our name, President Bush has damaged America's moral standing in the world. Because his administration really did not learn the lessons of 9/11, President Bush lost us an entire city, New Orleans. And while New Orleans was drowning, President Bush was literally playing guitar with a country rock star. The buck stops with the President. His behavior is confusing, and his policies have helped make us look weak and have left us open for disaster.