List 5 or 10 reasons you like or dislike the Pres?
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He stands by his decisions\nHe does what he believes is right\nhe doesn't back down\nChief Justice Roberts\nThe Tax cut\nopposes gun control\nFinally someone taking a stand against the Islamofacist that have been wanting to kill us since 1979\nHe's loyal\n\nNot happy with:\nHis boder policy\nprescription drug benifit\nGovernment Spending
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I'd give him a 6.5.  Plusses: foreign policy; economic policy (especially the tax cuts), attempting to deal with the Social Security mess.  Minuses: religious posturing, stem cell research veto, no control of domestic spending.
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Well i don't mind him too much, when comparing him to the others on offer. Yes he has made some poor decisions, but there are good things here. Fairly low inflation, the best 10 year average interest rates ever, and lower unemployment than the last shower could offer us. \n\nThere are of course things to dislike, for me it would be the problem of immigrants spiralling out of control, and although i don't mind having allies, are we now just a bit too cosy with the usa?
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America - I love it!  I'm so happy to live in such a beautiful country with great people!\nHomeland security - They do tests to see if they can get through airport security with weapons and they usually do.  Shame on airport security!\nBin Laden - He needs to crawl out of his little hidey hole and pay for his crimes.\nPresident Bush - Whether you love him or hate him, you've got to give the guy credit for standing up for what he believes is best for the country.  You can't judge him now, only time will tell.\nFootball - The refs are awful.  I'll stick with baseball.\nHot Dogs - Nothing better to eat on a summer day (Mmm. . . with ketchup).\nApple Pie - Has been ruined for me ever since Jason Biggs stuck his . . .\nHurricane Katrina - Proved how generous people can be to people in need.  But I'm still mad at her for tearing up my roof.\n\nI love America :)
667126
I don't hate him, but he is the worst president I have seen in my 60 years, he makes so many miscalculations and mistakes that cost lives. His supply side economics, his disregard of the Constitution, I could go on for a long time but I am sure that you will hear most of it from others.
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Politically, I don't care for his policies.\n\nAs a person, he seems very friendly, and personable.
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7- Oklahoma City\n1. Impeachment Powers.\n2. National health care, hey it works in Canada.\n3. A balanced government\n4. No longer can no-bid contracts be given to politicans companies.\n5. No longer can anyone gain profit from war\n6. Social Security, where has it gone and why do I still pay for it.\n7. Balanced Budget, if Clinton got it done then why can't the almighty Bush?
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Support the Death Penalty\nJustify Torture\nHate Gays\nSupport a war\nFight in a war\nOwn a weapon\nOppose Welfare\nOppose Foreign Aid\nOppose Third World Debt Forgiveness\nDenounce Environmentalists\nOppose Healthcare for All\nComplain about the "Undeserving Poor"\nVOTE REPUBLICAN
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All valid points & i can't stand the man...here are some more:\n\nFirst president in U.S. history to enter office with a criminal record.\nIn his first two years in office, over 2 million Americans lost their jobs.\n\nShattered record for biggest annual deficit in history.\n\nSet all-time record for biggest drop in the history of the stock market.\n\nCut the taxes of the wealthiest people in America (those making over $200,000 a year).\n\nMembers of Bush Administration are the richest administration in history.\n\nFirst year in office set the all-time record for most days on vacation by any president in U.S. history.\n\nCut unemployment benefits for more out-of-work Americans than any president in U.S. history.\n\nDissolved more international treaties than any president in U.S. history.\n\nSet the all-time record for biggest annual budget spending increases.\n\nFirst president in U.S. history to attack a sovereign nation against the will of the United Nations and the world community.\n\nTook the biggest world sympathy for the U.S. after 9/11, and in less than a year, made the U.S. the most resented country in the world.\n\nFirst U.S. president in history to have a majority of people in Europe (over 70%) view his presidency as the biggest threat to world peace and stability.\n\nIn the 18 months following the 9/11 attacks, he has successfully prevented any public investigation into the biggest security failure in the history of the United States.
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1.  Income tax increases.\n2.  Increase in the capital gains tax.\n3.  Activist judges will be appointed to the bench, and constructivist judges will be Borked.\n4.  Possible impeachment of the President in the House, without conviction in the Senate.\n5.  Heavy regulations on trade will spur higher prices.\n6.  Monetary policy will spike inflation.\n7.  Increased regulations on energy will raise prices, discourage competition, and forestall innovation.\n8.  The Fairness Doctrine could be re-established, and curtail free-speech rights.\n9.  Federal limitations on Municipal bonds would be reduced, lowering the availability of smaller counties and cities to get money from places other that the Fed, and hurting the available capital for infrastructure development.\n10.  Democrats proposed two bills to re-instate the draft in the last decade.  The shift from a volunteer military to a conscription military will erode moral in both the civilian and military sectors.\n\nHonest, Intelligent, and no hatred.  Hope this satifies.
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That's a wide ranging question. Do you want to narrow the field down a bit ?  Environment, Civil Rights & Justice, Elections Reform, Social Security, Health Care, THE ECONOMY, International Alliances ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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Lemme see now...\n\n1. The election impropriety that led to George Bush non-elect.\n\n2. The ridiculous squandering of an opportunity to sew the country together in glorious union that 9/11 presented. I mean, come on, any idiot can make speech after speech about 'the axis of evil' and not really do anything positive. And then fail to catch the bad guy. I'm not even going to mention those seven minutes.\n\n3. The ridiculous 5-minute wonder that was the 'Afghanistan War' and the lack of any clean-up afterwards. I hear we'll be bombing Afghanistan again real soon... lovely.\n\n4. The illegal, unconstitutional 'war' that is being waged on innocent Iraquis. This conflict has created more terrorists than any number that have been captured. And securing random muslims in Guantanamo is no solution to the terrorist problem.\n\n5. The election impropriety that led to George Bush non-elect for a second term.\n\n6. The Tsunami Joke. How does it feel to be the last country to step up to the international aid plate, and then make a paltry contribution? After other countries made their pledges for hundreds of millions of dollars, strangely Bush upped the ante. For three days he was apparently distracted with "more important matters" (bombing innocent people), so the little Tsunami problem took a back seat.\n\n7. The Katrina Fiasco. Bush acted like an ass for three days (even flying right over Louisiana to get to San Diego) before making some platitudes. He's not Jesus and the thousands that died are not Lazarus. Of course it was all pretty much over before Bush touched down in New Orleans.\n\n8. Bush's constant refusal to honor the Constitution is the final straw for me. How can decent citizens be expected not to break the law when the 'man' at the top cannot even do that? Apparently, your privacy doesn't matter.\n\n9. Reducing taxes for the rich while claiming that Social Security is on the brink of bankruptcy. Um... guess where the money for Social Security traditionally comes from..!\n\n10. My favorite one is the fact that we have a serious intelligence gap where Iran is concerned. Can you guess who was responsible for the team that was embedded in Iran and responsible for practically ALL Iran intelligence... none other than Valerie Plame. Now it hasn't been proven out-right that Bush gave the order to oust her, but I'm convinced he knew about it. At any rate, Cheney did.\n\nThere's loads more, I just don't have the time or the patience right now. I just want to meet one of the 30% of people that still care if Bush gets out of bed in the morning... so I can punch them in the face.\n\nOverall, these guys are all too quick to send our boys into battle, yet not one of them have any (real) military experience. The Neo-Cons are trying to run the country like a dictatorship and it all smells too familiar to me (Fascism).\n\nBush couldn't run an oil company, and he couldn't even run a baseball team, so why did anyone think he could run a country? Al Gore would have made a far better president. It's just that there were too many people obsessed with Clinton's cigars and too ready to believe the Neo-Con Echo Chamber of lies about Gore. This country is now either, 1. hated, or 2. a laughing stock around the world. The shame is knee high and it's going to take a great man or woman (that excludes Hillary) to get us out of this doo-doo.\n\nIf Bush enacted a law and pulled through another illegal election I am quite sure that an assassination attempt would be on the cards. I don't espouse violence so this is not an endorsement of any such assassination. Besides, I want him to live to see the terrible press he gets in the history books. It will be hard to live down the title of, "Worst President (In The World) Ever."\n\n--\nsf
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1. No Child Left Behind (without a big fat government handout) - Unconstitutional spending\n2. Medicare prescription giveaway - Unconstitutional spending\n3. Failure to veto McCain-Feingold bill which curtailed our freedom of speech - Violation of our God given 1st Amendment rights\n4. Failure to secure the border against illegal aliens. Failure to figure out what to do with the millions of illegals already here.\n5. Failure to veto pork-laden bills - this is a failure of being a good steward of the peoples' money.\n6. His attitude towards the automobile industry, and about raising fuel economy standards.
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How much I hate the president of the united states
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I liked Nixon.  Ford was a good president.  Reagan had loads of charisma, but was a mediocre president half the time and totally undermined our military.  Bush Sr. was a good president.  Bush Jr. is the worst president since Warren Harding, and I think the term "Criminal Republican" applies to him.\n\n\nHe lied to the conservative republicans when he claimed to also be a conservative, he is not.  He is a royalist, who wants to be the "Decider"  He wants the Unitary Powers that come with being a Prince or a King.  He is spending our country into debt by reducing taxes and borrowing from CHINA to pay for his war.  Dick Cheney would've been a much better president.  Colin Powell would have been a much better president.\n\nCondoleeza Rice also fits the term "Criminal Republican", criminal through indifference and negligence.  When Katrina bore down on New Orleans and destroyed it, the first thing she did was go out and buy a $2500.00 pair of shoes.  She is smart, I don't disagree with that at all, but she is a toadie.  She is so grateful at being promoted to the prestigious job of Secretary of State that she will do, and say, anything to support the constitution eroding actions of her president, George W. Bush.\n\nSenator McCain is not a criminal, but he lacks backbone, don't make  him the next president, find somebody strong, with vision, who will DEFEND OUR CONSTITUTION and OUR RIGHTS as AMERICANS.  Don't we deserve this?  (Or have we just been way too complacent to deserve this???????)
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d. all of the above.\ncongreaa must approve all three before pres can get what he wants.
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Sitting pres\n\nGW Bush, the moron, idiot, killer and liar.