What "Bushism" will Bush stutter tomorrow trying to rationalize the complete defeat of his failed party (GOP)?
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"We be under some scrutnee"
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the republican agenda has been denounced by the electorate and if they  stay with their (stay the course) policy thier era is not only over it will be dead...remember cheney said that no matter what the election results he said stay the course, HOW ARROGANT  his response is a slap in the face of the electorate and if history tells us anything its this, americans dont like to be ignored or taken lightly. so in closing if they stay the course they will lose the senate and the presidency next election
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I believe it will serve as a signal that people are tired of the current administration and its policies; especially on the War in Iraq. Those who support Bush's policies may want to be prepared to lose their seat.
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It will happen near the mid term elections in November. \nThe Bush administration can not afford to lose the House of Representatives. Let's see if this ploy works.
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Bush will go down in history as the worst,most lying president this country ever produced,his own republican party don't trust him,and lately have disagreed with him on everything,he will take the republicans to their losses in the senate and the house of representatives and will never be the same again
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I think Bush and Blair will be given the credit for this defeat. Rumsfeld has already made his excuses and left before the final disaster
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Bush sucks! End of story.
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"Will it be a landslide to the Democrats to teach the Republicans a lesson?"\n\nI SURELY HOPE SO!!!
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A Democrat.  With Bush's ratings falling so low the Republican Party is going to take a beating in the next presidential election.
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Jesus Christ I hope not. One crooked, slimy bastard is enough. Last thing America needs is another crooked Bush!
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waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\nwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\n.\nthey will use they same tactic.  cry about everything, blame everything on the Republicans, and promise the world but never do anything. LAME LAME LAME- dont worry they wont be in power for a long long time, and its their own fault for being so riciculous, that american has seen right through 'em
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I don't know, this is going to be very interesting.  At least he did admit that he was disapointed.  However, someone else must have wrote his speech on how he is looking forward to a bi-partisan relationship... I can't believe he said that.  He was congratulating the Dems, but inside he was probably thinking, Oh My God, why did you put me in Hell.  He no longer has his republican government backing him.  He is like the little schoolboy... one that was taunting the bully with his gang of big friends, then suddenly found himself all alone and about to be beaten, big friends no where in sight.  \nI think we may finally see our much needed change in government, I am excited.  I am sure Bush is about 5 seconds away from having a meltdown.
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Love this question!\n\nPlease remind me...was it Tom Brokaw or Sam Donaldson who said something like "we lost" in reaction to a Democrat defeat (possibly a presidential election).
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Good Luck!  Just get on the Republican party's web site.  Surely, they will have some propaganda and more lies to say about G.W.  Or just tune into Fox News.  The only improvement I have seen in the last 6 months is the number of people with IMPEACH BUSH decals on their car.
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I love your questions.  The liberals are crying because they lost, twice.  They have to say Bush cheated, Bush lied, Bush stole the vote!  They sound like my kids when they were younger fighting over who won a board game. Just like i told my kids, its called "being a poor loser".
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How about E...f u c k the republicans and f u c k the democrats.  Hopefully some new party will emerge in that time that takes the baseline consevative look with a feel for liberal change.  All I know is I'm voting for S.B. Squarepants, Esq. again...he'd do a better job that any constituent backed monkey puppet that runs.
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Bush has already tried to blame the Democrats for his failed Immigration reform, despite his party having control of both houses of congress.\nI think they will try to blame it on any Democrat that is handy: Governors, Mayors, Congress, and if all else fails: Clinton.