President Bush should be given the nobel peace prize. Who agrees with me and why or why not?
493114
YES!!! He is trying to keep those Islamo-fascist PIGS from doing anything else to this country.
247997
I think that would be great. People Love him and he is really good at least trying to communicate with foreign leaders. I remember when he was in office it seemed like there was always a peace talk at camp David.
581620
I think Mr. Ahmadinejad is 100% correct in his assessment of Mr. Bush and his Presidency.  I read the entire letter and agreed with most of it.  I probably agree with him more than I agree with my own President.  I still think it is scary for Iran to have nuclear weapons and hope they will work within the international parameters for nuclear energy.
451494
I do.  I don't understand why 80+% of people thought he was a good president when we were going to war and dealing with terrorism and now half of the population has decided he shouldn't have gone.  Where's the consistency?  I guess popular opinion is fickle and that's why I support Bush, because he doesn't just base his decisions on popular opinion.
867940
He should be awarded the highest honour by the country, given the Nobel Peace Prize and accolades galore. Invitations from all top leaders in the world for upholding the cause of national integration....However the fact is different. Consulates or embassies are unwilling to grant him any travel or even a transit visa and is treated as a persona non grata. Speaks volumes about his credibility. And we live in a civilised world or at least are trying to in spite of aberrations taking place.
118355
President Bush is an exceptional leader and a great President. He is the man.
449963
i agree with you too, we deserve someone better than bush. And plus, cheney is just shooting people and saying its an accident, you know we deserve someone better than that!
862470
Yeah, there's so much to be grateful for. Since 2000, the Bush administration has:\n1) Tarnished America's reputation as a world leader and global peacekeeper to a point that it may never be repaired;\n2) Lied to the country about weapons of mass destruction so that it could illegally and unconstitutionally invade Iraq;\n3) Put Americans TRILLIONS of dollars in debt that will take generations to pay off (if we ever can);\n4) Killed 665,000 Iraqis for no justifiable reason, as well as almost 3,000 U.S. soldiers;\n5) Disregarded the rules of the Geneva Convention;\n6) Tortured 'detainees' in secret CIA prisons;\n7) Neglected the needs of America's poor, sick, disabled, old, disadvantaged, hungry,. homeless and indigent;\n8) Ignored the delicate ecological balance between plants, man and animals that allow us to co-exist on this planet;\n9) Turned America into a police state wherein citizens are presumed guilty until proven innocent;\n10) Held the U.S. Constitution hostage while it took the law into its own hands.             \nWe owe Republicans gratitude??? I think not!!     -RKO-
965080
Actually, I disagree with the first two posts. Bush has had much more power during his term. If Clinton did half of the things Bush has done during his Presidency, Clinton would have been lynched.\n\nTo answer the question, IMO I would like to see a "smarter President" take office. And no, I don’t think any President should have the power to steal an election, send a country to war under false pretences and force their greedy agenda on the country they are supposed to serve.
494155
good point.....   relay this to Mr. Bush
150661
Both, but Bush has the potential to do much greater harm over time. His embargo on Iraq accounted (according to UN Relief) for the death of about 500 thousand children over nearly 10 years. If he goes on, the toll on the arab countries might entitle the Bush family for an award for genocide against all arab nations, I say award because I doubt he'll ever be tried to crimes (like last week's bombing of a Pakistani village over the Iraq border murdered a few peasant families) but who cares about these things, anyway.
472042
Although I will agree that Bush is a terrible president, your relationship with Hitler is silly. Bush is breaking international law and is a terrorist in the sense of the United Nations, but he is not Hitler. Hitler had a slow, methodical plan to eliminate non-Aryans from Europe. Bush is just illegally holding Muslims that do not agree with the doctrine of the United States and her policies/illegal occupation. One is abusing his powers. The other planned the death of millions and used all of his resources to do so.
548381
Yes, and I completely support it. It would save many lives, and apparently, Bush doesn't care about that.
361938
I would vote for anyone over Bush. Even a banana!!!
417733
THE BEST PERSON IS GEORGE W BUSH
1074049
He deserves it......I agree.
439210
Frankly, I think anybody would be better than Bush.  He seems insensitive to the needs of the people (or should I say poor people) and he's messing up a perfectly functioning Social Security system, he's determined to keep up the war in the Mid East when nobody clearly knows why we are there.  \n\nI think that you or I or anybody would make a beter president than Bush.