Now that the people have spoken, what do you think is on GWBush's mind right now?
826173
Hmmm wonder whats for breakfast...
484466
Actually, I have recently taken the current Bush administration's approach with pretty electrifying results:  First, deny the accusation.  Then, quickly choose a subject to talk about that is related but does not directly address the issue.  And lastly, end my retort with a personal attack on the person doing the criticizing.  \nMy only struggle has been that because I choose my friends so specifically, there is no criticism to deal with.  No wonder he's so good at it!
287956
Good... and tell all your other people to stop coming over too.\n\nIf Obama runs.. we'll be set.
18638
Shoot man, I coulda told ya that! Go into the Politics section of yahoo answers. Bush has got his spies laying all kinds of questions in there, posing as normal users to find out exactly what people think of Bushy.
200210
Stand firm on getting Iraq self sufficient.  Don't back down just because people are bellyaching.  Finish what was started and just take the critisism.  Future generations will appreciate GWB for his tenacity even though our generation is blinded by the trees and can't see the forest.
661743
I'd love to hear what our forces in Iraq think about this illegal immigration issue that is going on back home.  If any are on here, I hope they will speak up and tell us what they think.
934058
very sad\n\npls complain now
662067
I wouldn't put much credence into anything W says.\n\nJust expect whatever he says to cost the country more money, lives and make the average person poorer.
779273
they better not be, or the democrats who won yesterday will find themselves and their buddies out COME NEXT ELECTION.\n\nThe People are finally speaking. \n\nRepresent us, or you are out.
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Hey Joseph....\n\nDEFENCE!!!\n\nAnd not very eloquent either.\n\nAn intelligent response would have you extolling all of the wonderfull things that GWB has done.\n\nBut, no. A personal insult?\n\nTch, tch, shame on you.
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"My fellow citizens of the world ask not what America will do for you but what together we can do for the freedom of man."\n\nIn my opinion he is thinking this way. Together we are working to make Iraqis free. Doesn't seem so hard to understand.
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Let's see, Rummy ran away, (not sure why he resigned,) Cheney has become nearly invisible (have you seen him lately ?) It would have to be a tie between those two. I almost feel sorry for Bush at this point. It LOOKS like he's left holding the bag, so to speak. \np.s. - I don't recall "you" being an option. People on here are testy today.
370409
Now think about it! What do you think?
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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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Leading off Ronin's reasonable response (I do speak up, Ronin, whenever I see people undermining our country or demeaning the President, rather than arguing the policies.  Clinton went through it as well, though perhaps not so harshly):\nMany people only listen to what they want to hear.  This kind of isolated learning is dangerous to our country but within their rights.  It's why we prize free speech, letting us hear all sides.  However, that means that certain things get forgotten.\n\nKuwait is attacked by Iraq.\nKuwait asks for help from the U.S. which has oil interests in the region (since when should we sacrifice our own interests on the alter of "World Government"?)\nWe defend Kuwait and drive Iraq over the border.  They continue to attack.\nWe warn them to stop, several times.  They attack us at the border.\nWe drive them back while continuing to find ways to get them to stop the attack.\nIraq agrees to stop and accepts U.N. inspections for KNOWN weapons of mass destruction.  He had them, everyone saw him use them.\nU.S./Iraq have a cease-fire (not PEACE, just a cease-fire.  We are still at war for the entire duration until today).\nIraq lies to the U.N., denies them access repeatedly, misleads them, and claims he still has WMDs to his allies.  The U.N. never does find out what he did with the weapons.  To them, he claims he destroyed the WMDs.  To his allies, he says otherwise.  The world, including many top liberals, believe he has them, including Clinton while in office, and believe the threat must be dealt with.\nAfter nearly a decade of U.N. authority saying, "NOW we REALLY mean it!" to Iraq, and Iraq saying "Sure you do!", the U.S. finally acts to do what the U.N. keeps claiming it will do but never does.  We end the cease-fire.\n\nWe’ve been told we’re Nazis and Bush is Hitler because even the Nazi’s allowed the Red Cross in.\nMillions of Russian prisoners taken by the Nazis on the Eastern front might have been surprised to hear that. \n\nIts been mentioned that Hitler was elected, and had a plan (as has every elected leader of any worth), and thus Bush is like Hitler.\n\nHis stance has been compared to Hitler’s.  A stance almost all politicians take when speaking.\n\nHe’s been accused because he’s bombing brown people (do they mean that brown people commit no terrorist acts or we should bomb some more white people to even things out?)\n\nHe’s been compared to Hitler because he went to war.  Seems that Iraq attacked us first, while we were defending Kuwait.\n\nThey claim that Iraq is a scapegoat.  The same Iraq that tried to assassinate the first President Bush, gassed it’s own people, funded terrorists on national T.V. for attacking Israel with human bombs, and attacked Kuwait, an ally of the U.S.\nWe should have let them do all this?  Whose side are the complainers on?\n\nHe’s been compared to Hitler because Hitler created a pledge, and Bush loves the Pledge we have in America.\n•  Bush likes the pledge.\n•  Bush is a socialist.\n•  Therefore Bush = Hitler.\n A fairly watertight case, I'm sure we can all agree. \n\nSome say they see no difference between the invasion of Poland in 1939 and the invasion of Iraq.\n\nIt’s been pointed out that Bush was elected with a minority of votes, like Hitler (check the numbers in Florida again, folks, final count, he won).  Clinton did the same, has have many U.S. Presidents (all Hitlers?)\n\nHe has been compared to Hitler for using Fear Mongering Tactics (FMTs, as I like to call them).  He’s been totally unreasonable for believing Islamic terrorists for saying outright that they want to destroy us.  How dare he inform of us these things!  How dare he suggest that they want to destroy us just because they say that they do!\n\nBush has been compared to Hitler because he rounded up some people purely because of their ethnicity and religion (they weren’t really firing at our troops, really!) and it has been
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He has announced it with the resignation of Rumsfeld and what he called a "thumping" to the Republican party.  He heard us.  Before yesterday he was listening to his advisors but now he is listening to us and in January he will be listening to Nancy Pelosi.\nHe just will dance around the truth like he always does.  He has a reason for every lie he tells and when he admits the truth he can always justify why it wasn't the truth all along.\n\nBush seemed stoic about the election, proclaiming: "This isn't my first rodeo."\n\n"I recognize that many Americans voted last night to register their displeasure with the lack of progress being made" in Iraq, the president said. "Yet I also believe most Americans — and leaders here in Washington from both political parties — understand we cannot accept defeat\n\nThe president, who spoke of spending his political capital after his successful re-election two years ago, acknowledged, "As the head of the Republican Party, I share a large part of the responsibility."
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Crikey ~ I'm in for it now......I'll have to face the music.\n\nI hope he feels the emotional pain, terror and agony he caused to thousands of other people ..they say your life flashes before your eyes at the point of death....I hope he *Feels* what he did to others.