Concerned Americans would you agree with this man's opinion?
829723
If it was Neville Chamberlain, I would most assuredly not agree with that wimp.
1102287
Don't take him too seriously. He is Mr Truth and he is calling it as he sees it. Free speech should be encouraged not beaten down. At least you know what the man thinks and that is great. I suppose you don't agree with him?
1084703
Does he have an approval rating????
559117
Don't really care about him one way or another, or what he has to say. I assume he has a right to his opinion, whatever it may be about immigration.
378489
great man, \n\n100% support.\n\nand so should everyone else., \nall this right wing, left wing fighting is tearing down our country.\n If the left could just shut up long enough and stop standing in the way trying to make everything fail, perhaps our country could achieve its goals and everyone come home in one piece.
633862
This guy is pretty much spelling out what any half awake American should already have concluded on his or her own. Which is the root of the problem with Americans today. We are a nation of sheep.
1084607
Hi, I am an Englishman and never visited the States. I suppose like many people I would have to say that I have had mixed feelings about the USA. Most of the information regarding world events etc comes via the media and does not I think always give the most unbiased opinion. Not just in political events. We all see popular shows like Oprah and this without doubt has a profoundly negative effect. We see in the main what can only be described as weirdos and have to wonder if these strange selfish people are indicative of the country as a whole.\nHigh consumers, irresponsible ecological attitude and a me, me, me mind set.\nAll sounds horrible doesn't it? Thankfully there is the Internet where over the past couple of years I have made some excellent friends who have illustrated that there is a far more caring and unselfish, generous aspect to many of the citizens of the US than I previously thought. \nMy country and yours have been strong allies both economically and in time of conflict and shared a whole lot together. I personally hope that this will always be the case.\nWho knows what may happen in Iraq, North Korea and the rest of the world. But I believe that in the main (although always influenced by oil) The forces currently in Iraq are trying extremely hard to bring about stability. If they were only allowed to do so, your country and mine could bring our troops home. The sooner the better.\nIn a nut shell I am pro American. OK?
996560
What you describe is not the way a person should act.  This type of thing is not unusual.  I see much worse in this part of the world.  If so then no he should not be allowed to stay.  I do agree with GW Bush when he said immigrants should take the values of the nation they are going to.  If I acted that way here I most likely would not live very long.  I mean that.
44009
He probably would. Personally I don't like him but I think America would vote for him.Tssk, Tssk I guess that's life.
1061372
No:  It is not an issue of whether we agree with his policies or not.  Our Constitution works as it is and as the founding fathers intended.
1050741
fr Chuck-- you don't seem too priestly... hmmm..\nAlthough I do agree with you-- bring our troops home from all over the world.  Why should my tax dollars pay for all that?  Plus, how woule WE feel if some forieng country had several military bases on OUR soil.  Problem is, those countries also love the revenue we send them by having those bases there.\n\nAnyway-- back to the question at hand.\nI've noticed that we as Americans are a bit on the arrogant side-- that is, we think we know what's best for everybody and our policies are dictated to others.  I think the greatness in our country really came from our "humility" and being good citizens in the world.   By "Humility" I mean that we acknowledge we're not perfect, but we work to better our country (e.g. civil rights).\n\nMany of us DO know that our standing and reputation has been tarnished.   Those who DO NOT care about this are showing their arrogance.  There are times when we do need to tell the rest of the world to p*ss off and there are many more times when we need to play nice in the sand box.  Problem is we tend to mess up both of those cases.\n\nIt DOES matter what other countries think of us-- this is a global economy and we're not the only ones in it.
1046371
Yes,  We as Americans should be very concerned about world opinion.  My girlfriend went on a vacation to Australia not long after we met.  She noticed a little hostility from some of the people from other countries that were in their group.  These ultra conservative "cowboy" extremest are giving us a very bad image around the world.  I stumbled across a website for a German band .........  I think it was Ram-stein but I'm not sure.  I was shocked and appalled at all the anti U.S. statements. \n      I once got into a discussion at a bar with a girl from Czechoslovakia she told me that Americans in general were uninformed and often deceived by our media.   We are the most powerful country in the world right now our problems are the worlds problems and visa verse.  We as Americans have a responsibility to know whats going on in the world (not just what FOX news tells us) and act accordingly.
932142
i think he would be a good PM.  i think he has the english people's best interest in mind.  he would also ratlle a few feathers and that can't be a bad thing!!  he wouldn't just bow down to the americans!!!
180416
Have you noticed every day on the news, headline is Bush DEFENDS this decision, Bush DEFENDS that decision, I am wondering the same thing. His approval rating is down to a point that he should take notice that he is not representing the majority of American people. Some of his decisions may even be dangerous to the American people. Examples are the ports deal and now that nuclear deal with India. To me the way it has been going lately I will breathe a sigh of relief when his term is over.
700873
Well whatever he cares about I can tell you right now its not America or its people. His kids arent dieing so why should he care? He is too stuborn to open his eyes and see that he needs a new game plan. 30,000 have died, more are still dieing, and there is still NO GAME PLAN. Its time to pull our troops out and do as George Washington said "Stay out of foreighn affairs". If the problem effects us or may effect us in the long run, we can take proper steps to fix it. but so far... George Washington is the only one who folloed that
402796
No he doesn't listen to the American people... he surrounds himself with "yes men" and blames the liberals when he screws up...
284074
The man is a moron. When he sticks to a decision it has nothing to do with being right but more to do with saving face and his arse at the same time, which makes you think what was he doing when he came up with his hair-brained schemes in the first place. He reacts, he doesn't respond. We are watching the USA go broke to the point that the USA will loose most of it's jobs overseas, won't be able to fund a war when 'needed' and the brain drain to the USA will eventually start to turn around and go to China and India who will have the means. He only thinks in the short term, surrounds himself with fellow blinkered short term thinkers. His extreme capitalist attitude serves only 5% of Americans at the top end and it will be many Presidents terms for the damage to be reversed and only if they are not Republican presidents.