I hate George Bush. What about you?
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No, I don't hate George Bush.  But I don't like people like you who like to hate!    Hate is not a good thing... You should refocus your energy!!!!!!!!
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I guess you are but I hate him!!!
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shasta shasta i am an anarchist that hates bush
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Our current president, George W. Bush, is the worst!
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because you dislike him
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I HATE HIM. \n\nDon't listen to the poor brainwashed Americans.\nIt is a great question as it shows youm what the evil propaganda has done to their minds.\nTrying to convince an American to dislike Bush is like TALKING TO A WALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I don't hate him. I think him and his administration have done tremendous damage to this country, but I don't hate him as a person.\n\nHate implies emotion. I do my best to not allow emotion to cloud my judgement when it comes to such things. People should vote based on logical reasoning, as opposed to emotional bias.\n\nYou have asked a difficult question. Which of the many errors and aberrations is the one that "takes the cake".\n\nI would have to say Iraq and the policy of the pre-emptive strike. With Afghanistan, there was at least some logical justification for attacking them. But with Iraq, there was none. Absolutely none. Really. \n\nThere were never WMD's. It's hard to have a secret weapons program when you can't even keep the lights on. There were also no connections to terrorist groups. Saddam believed such extremists represented a threat to his power (as most dictators do).\n\nThe bi-partisan congressional report stated these facts. So that brings us to the last reason: Removing a dictator.\n\nWell, the problem with removing an iron-fisted dictator in a region known for sectarian violence and instability is that there is a high probability that such violence and instability would resume. Bush Senior was smart enough to listen to his advisors on this (and remembered what happened to Soviets in Afghanistan in the '80's). They realized that going all the way in and removing Saddam from power would create a lot more problems than it would solve and cost serious money. Even news analysts at the time stated that removing Saddam from power would end up being a serious problem.\n\nBush Jr., however, did not listen to the lessons of the past. He also seemed to disregard the advice of recent advisors.\n\nIf you're not going to learn from the past, or listen to your advisors, then you'd better have a damn good plan. If you disregard the fact that the war was an incredible mistake, the military planning was only OK. If we had been fighting even a somewhat comparable foe our forces would have gotten smacked (review the war strategy to see why). But since we were fighting a massively inferior force we won militarily.\n\nOf course, military victory is only half the battle. Afterwards, you have to win the peace, the hearts and minds of the people. This is perhaps where the biggest mistakes were made. Looking at it objectively, it would appear either some large assumptions about the Iraqi people were made or the Iraqi socio-cultural history was ignored. In any event, the administration's plan was broken and has led us to what we see today.\n\nYou can try and blame insurgents/terrorists, but that doesn't make logical sense. The insurgents and terrorists weren't there before the invasion, and only a fool would think that they wouldn't quickly move in to try to fill the power vaccuum left by Saddam. \n\nYou can also try to blame the democrats, but the republicans had control of the house, senate, and presidency. Besides, the democrats contributed to this problem as well. Don't let the spin fool you, both sides share the blame on this.\n\nAnd to really rub the salt into the wounds, the massive expenditure of the war plus the tax cuts (if your're going to have a war, at least have tax money to run it) has caused us to borrow even more money from foriegn countries to pay for it. Not what I would call fiscally responsible. In order to pay off the national debt, every man, woman, and child in the US would need to pay $17,000.\n\nNow we're mired in a war that had no legitimacy, has no exit strategy, was against the will of the world (UN refused to back it with such shoddy evidence), the country seems to be well on its way to a civil war (which was warned), we've spent over $500 billion (also warned), and so far the only thing we have to show for it is hanging a former dictator and thousands of dead bodies, both soldiers (theirs and ours) and civilians.\n\nFrom a lo
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Get rid of George Bush
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i hate bush and i've hated him since the beginning of all his b.s.
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What exactly are you trying to ask.....I assume you are dissing George Bush, if you are, at least spell it right.
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Bush is an utter failure
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No I do not like him - becuz he looks like a monkey, he doesn't give good speeches, he is shuting down all sorts of public help including special education, he won't get our troops out of Iraq, and has no deadline to do so. You just can't trust what he will do next.
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of course we hate bush hah
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I have been strongly disliking that man (and his party) for so long that I just don't have the energy for it anymore. If I turn on the tv in the morning and he's on there trying to justify selling our ports to the arabs, or outsourcing something to china, or some other stupid idea, I just turn off the TV and go back to bed for the rest of the day.\n\nseriously. I'm over him! I just hope the dems are smart about who they put up to run in '08... i know we can't erase a decade of bad decisions in one term but we really have our work cut out for us.\n\nTo the people above who claim that we are safer from "terrorists" because of bush... we are LESS safe, because the world at large is becoming very unhappy with us. In case you didn't notice, Bin Laden (a 70 year old man on a respirator) was never apprehended either, Iraq has never attacked us on OUR soil, Bush p'd off the UN, and there were never any weapons of MASS distruction! I do not get my information from Michael Moore alone (although he is a gutsy and brilliant documentary film maker who has less than a 10th of the Bush fortune, I'm sure) I actually look up the information. You can see it on any website that ends in .gov!!!!\n\nTalk to anyone outside of a square state and you'll see what's really going on.\n\nWhew... I feel a little better...
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no. hate him. he's a dog
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Well I hate Bush with a passion but I cant knock him for what he has been able to accomplish.  \nHe was smart enough to understand that he needed to focus his attention toward the least educated population of the country.\nHe needed to get the......... \n"LETS BOMB THEM ARABS, USA IS #1, JESUS LOVES ME" \ntype of voter on his side. \nSo he could tells his lies to the retards of the country and also preach JESUS love to the rest.\nAnd the rich will get the HUGE contracts in Iraq!\n\nWith this plan... he won!  You can win on stupid!\nBUSH is proof!
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george bush is garbage. he is prejudiced and when I met him he had foul body odor