What did everyone think of the Presidents speach tonight?
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All He Did Was Invite Millions More To Illegally Enter\nWatch The Run For The Border\nThey'll Be RUNNIN Here For The "PATH TO CITIZENSHIP"\n\nOn January 9, 2004, President Bush proposed a guest worker program - a thinly veiled amnesty for illegal aliens. \n\nA February 29, 2004, Fox News article subsequently stated that from 50 percent to 90 percent of illegal aliens apprehended claimed they were coming here for the "amnesty" (their words). One Border Patrol officer stated that "They believe that they are only responding to an invitation." \n\nOfficial Border Patrol apprehension statistics show that total 2004 apprehensions as of June 30, 2004 represent A 190 PERCENT INCREASE over total 2003 apprehensions.\n\n190 PERCENT INCREASE!!!\n\nHe Did The Exact Same Thing Tonight
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I THOUGHT WE HAD A DECENT PRESIDENT ALREADY. \nIF NOT WHY DID THE PEOPLE VOTE HIM IN TWICE.
992398
What did ppl expect when they gave one party complete control of all 3 branches of the government... I mean IT IS HIS OWN PERSONAL PLAYGROUND.\n\nGeez that just made me so depressed.. I need a beer LOL
199889
Didn't see it, I wasn't home, have to catch up with what happened on the news tonight, thanks for telling us...bye...ok I'm editing this question to let you know I heard about the press conference...he wants to keep our troops there for years and says that the next president will decide when to bring them hope...how do you feel about this?...I personally am angry...
555778
KKKarl Rove wrote all that crap that didn't mean anything. Bush had a ear piece in as always, didn't you see it? The speech was just more Bush crap that wont prove to be the truth later on. I don't believe anything he says, it will be a great day when he is gone.
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I saw that too and I didn't feel sorry for him one bit . He is the President of this country and represents us all and I felt embarrassed for the USA . I didn't vote for him but some of you out there did . The people of the world see right through him . I think they feel sorry for this great Nation . We deserve better for our money .
836905
Bush was a fun guy then\n\nAnd an out standing leader today.
130810
Thanks for the special mention of me in the question.  Katrina wasnt bush's fault.  Last time I check he didnt have power over the weather.  If he does, I could have done without the snow last week.  I dont see anyone going on and on about the appointment of Robert Kennedy to attorney general.  Mistakes are made.  However one should also keep in mind that the Mayor and Governor were both Democrats and both failed to call in the national guard.  As for his "faith based" decisions, pehaps we give him our support because the majority of U.S. citizens believe in those decisions.  Most of us arent in favor of the abomination known as gay marriage and many oppose the systimatic murder of unborn children by claiming its a constitutional right.  All one needs to do is look at a map of the 2004 Presidental election and the fact that many states passed marriage laws and/or amendments in that election to see how the majority of us feel.
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BOO!!!\n\nI'm back, cause last night they had the same thing on Americas Funniest Videos.
730058
He sure did, Dubya thought he could continue on course and to heck with the rest of America and what they thought. He never listened. This country is a mess because of the 12 years of leadership of the GOP. Most of our fellow Americans got ticked with Bush's stupid policies. I got online early this morning on yahoo news and really I can't thank America enough. My think-you is extened to both Dems and Repubs, I am fully aware that some repubs stood up for America and their fellow Americans by voting Dem. Today is American's citizens victory.
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Tax cuts (for everyone)\nGreat economy (especially after the Clintons and 9/11)\nWar against terror (Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, North Korea...)\n1st administration to recognize the illegal immigration problem\nHe put more minorities in higher positions than ever before\nDidnt sell secrets to China like Clinton did\netc etc etc\n\nEveryone feels dumb now that they found out the WMDs were real.\nThat WAS the reason people didnt like him.\n\nBTW...Gas prices go up because we don't have enough refineries and environmentalists won't allow us to make more. Bush doesnt set gas prices.\n\nThe only problem is that he is weak. He has caved in to the Liberal Media and won't push through with his plans. He should stick closer to his conservative roots, not lean towards the middle in order to make the left happy since it doesnt work anyway.
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Thoughts on Dubya are varied.  There are passionate, mindless people on both sides who will follow their parties to the end.  It seems the general consensus is exasperation with the administration.
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My fave President Was BILL CLINTON. I liked his style, his charisma and his attiude. A lot of people dont realize that Presdient Clinton had a Bill that protected us against terriosm. Someone tore it up, take a wild guess on who it was and right after that person tore it up, we were hit by 9/11. I will be glad when his wife runs. She already has my vote..
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Prooves nothing-- he goofed and luckily it didn't affect the election.\n\nPeople voted for a change.  Most rationale people realize he was being a dolt and screwed up his speech.
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I am not sure I understand the question.\n\nFirst of all, I was impressed with the order and tact from the marchers I saw reflected in the major networks (although I've already spent more time here than watching the news.)  I saw few Mexican flags, and was able to believe those weren't meant badly.  In that sense, I think the protests were a success.\n\nHowever, did anything else happen today that we weren't expecting?  I think that is what people mean when they say 'it didn't change anything.'  We expected to see massive marches, and we did.  The areas that rely on low pay Hispanic workers (legal and illegal immigrants) were empty and many purportedly closed.  \n\nHowever, if you believe that had different, available workers from within the country been hired, the businesses would have stayed open, the only point that remains is that large numbers of people marched.  And, deserving of respect, they kept it peaceful, and upbeat.\n\nNot 12 million people marched, and we know there are 12 million illegal immigrants here, so, if people were surprised, they haven't been thinking.
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It is about time the President got back to the people that stood behind him for two elections.\n\nStanding firm in his convictions won the White House , kept the White House and is what is needed now to keep the borders safe.  \n\nWhen President Bush tries to make all the crying liberals and bleeding hearts happy is when his poll numbers go down. \n\nKick every last illegal immigrant out of the United States and to hades with any type of amnesty. Illegal immigrants broke the law to get here - it is time they pay for their crime.
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Have you heard him speak lately, its hysterical! He was bad enough durring the Presidential election but now he has really lost, kind of like AL Gore did.He cant even keep a store straight in a 5 minute interview. Its a really sad statement about the state of our country that we came close to electing these to idiots as our leader.I am not a huge George W fan, but think that he's done what he has thought best for the country and not what will boost his ratings in the opinion polls... but I guess that is obvious!