Do you think George Bush's membership in Skull and Bones influences him?
594422
I think that not only does it influence him it drives him just like his father.It goes deeper than that though.Bill Clinton is a charter member as was peter Jennings.There are others Tony Blair,most of the European Union,and I believe 54 signers of the Declaration of Independence.I may be off by 1 or 2.Now take it a step further,their ancestors!One more tier is the Bildenburgers.someone correct me if I've spelled it incorrectly.Societies like these are dangerous in the sense that it goes against WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.Any ideology that is fascist in nature is.To be truth full we all need to made aware of the truth not hearsay!Factual things that can be found easily enough if we just look.Oh one other thing is that our country counts on you not taking an active part.It makes it that much easier for them to take control and eventually meet their agenda.
841725
If he keeps his nose clean, he's got a very good shot at the Presidency.  I don't think just yet though, he needs a bit more seasoning.  But I do find the man compelling to listen to (his speech regarding religion in America was amazingly deep for a politician) and he gives off this aura that draws people close to him.  That's invaluable in a Presidential candidate.
1086413
The Skull & Bones club at Yale is a Secret Society and is actually a Chapter of another Society created in 1932 in Germany. The number 32-2 (322) holds great significance for members of Skull & Bones who are made up mostly of the sons and other relatives or connections of the original founding members. George Bush, senior was a member as was George W. Bush. For more information and the answer of your choice to your question (there is some controversy over what it's actual purpose may be) check out the link below.
748013
Popularity definately changes over time. While Clinton was president, he was greatly favored. He was intelligent and a wonderful speaker. Now, the majority [but not all] of society looks down upon the years of his presidency. In this sense, I think Bush will be praised in the future for his contribution to the American society. He DID quickly retaliate after 9/11 occurred, much like FDR did after the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. Within 6 months, troops were sent overseas. He has made foolish decisions, but he also has made intelligent ones. Because of this, I think Bush will be viewed as a good president in the future.
396193
No, but he seems like an intelligent man.  It's one of those books that I may read sometime, but I already mostly agree with what he said in the interview on the Colbert Report, so reading it would be purely to see what kind of reasoning he uses.
344885
No, I really don't think that's true, but then again, would any of us really know for sure?\n\nI can tell you one very interesting and factual story that is linked however. Several years ago someone dug up Lee Harvey Oswald's grave (the guy who was arrested in connection with Kennedy's murder, although never charged) and apparently swapped his skull out with another skull. This was discovered when the government dug up his grave for further investigation, in the 80s I believe, and noticed that his teeth didn't match up to his dental records. So of course that lead to a big hoopla on whether or not is was really him, blah, blah, blah, but reality was, it was just his skull that was switched out.
15839
Although there are many questions I have concerning things Bush has done and why I do still like George Bush.  I think people should pray for our leaders and the decisions they have to make.  I hold out hope that Bush is doing everything in America's best interest.
660159
Skull & Bones was founded at Yale College in New Haven, Connecticut in 1832. It is the oldest and most prestigious of Yale's seven secret societies. Among the others are: Scroll & Key, Book & Snake, Wolf's Head, Eliahu, and Berzelius. These fraternities serve as a recruiting ground for young men destined for careers in government, law, finance and other influential sectors of American life. Skull & Bones is the elite of the elite among these secret societies. Only Scroll & Key can claim a near equal influence on American affairs over the past 160 years.\n\nUnlike the Greek fraternities on most other American university campuses, Skull & Bones and its similar secret societies exist exclusively at Yale. They are not part of any nationwide public association. The other elite Ivy League colleges, Harvard and Princeton have similar exclusive secret societies. Yet, even among these few universities, the secret societies of Yale -- led by Skull & Bones -- are unchallenged in their influence on American political affairs.\n\n\nI CAN E_MAIL YOU THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE
8504
I'd like to see Bill Clinton get it. I think he's making a play for it. I think it would give more credence to the organization.
1098491
George Bush, or is it the other way around.
1003819
He is a friend of Bush
66941
I know who your talking about, he has the character with the skull cap thing huh.  Yeah, he does seem a bit strange, seems very opinionated and blunt when  answers my questions.  To be honest, i have not agreed with one thing he has said.\n\nIf he says your not smart, maybe he should check himself.  Anyone who just cuts and pastes anwers might as well be a research monkey and not an intelligent person at all.
826006
I'd have to agree with you. I keep hearing the loony lefties making remarks about how stupid they think George Bush is but they conveniently forget to mention that John Kerry went to exactly the same school (Yale), also was a member of Skull & Bones, and academically got lower marks that the President. So, by their way of thinking, Kerry has to be dumber, and I couldn't agree more. Other than being a professional traitor (The Winter Warrior) and a trophy husband, what has he ever done? He's never earned a buck in the real world.
1026071
No, George War Bush is a true friend. He is repaying his debt to all his sponsors by buying weapons with your tax money to fight different wars... McDonnel Douglas and Boeing think he is a man of his word
786838
Well, you need to go to Yale University and join the Skull& Bones megalomaniac club. All the Presidents in the 20th century except for Carter were either members of that club or had affiliations with it.
587855
go into politics and the order of skull and bones will help you!!! >:}
334894
George Bush sure does !\nAnd a handful of Iranian religious fanatics also do !