Why did americans vote for bush again ?
915257
We didn't want John Kerry to have to get in the middle of the mess that Bush started. I guess we THOUGHT he was the less of 2 evils.
686065
FIRST OF ALL, I voted for George Bush, and would do it again, i think he has GREAT policies, BUT, I will not try to hide the fact that he is not the brightest crayon in the box, like I said I would vote for him in 2008, if he could run again, but he IS a little dumb. lol.
498624
That's right! But you forgot to tell them to go screw a goat while they're at it. \n\nAnd more of us voted for Bush than voted for Kerry. There's a lot more Bush supporters than people realize, but they get tired of being shouted down by the whacked out liberals who don't like him.
47482
it is probably good more people voted in 2004, and they did. this caused bush to win easier.
86440
I voted for bush the first time too. I wish I hadn't...I don't understand how republicans can't see how much damage bush has done to the economy, our world-image, etc.
47577
I think you'll find that it's only Americans who are big fans of George Bush. Europeans still can't believe he was re-elected. We think it's hilarious.
852159
bush is to blame.....American voters didn't have a say nor vote in the war issue....they just had to let Bush do as he pleased w/ his powers.\n\nbut our power as the people is to take that power from him....and we just did that in the last election by removing his party from congress and putting in the other party.  this now stops the free money train and war campaign and he must now get a vote on each and every item that is to be done.\n\ndemocracy works.....but like anything...its never instant...gotta have faith in the system.  its slow and rusty at times but it still works.
526161
The answer is simple. Some people felt a need to control the population, so they invented these scary stories and spoke for a man behind the curtain that no one gets to see or talk to. Then all these idiots voted for Bush.
1014063
Well, we didn't really vote for him the first time, and I think it has something to do with Americans being blind to our political process.  ...and denial.
625542
You question assumes that he was elected the first time around. I disagree. He was selected. Second time...his cronies owned and built the voting machines,and Kerry was a shallow puppet douche. Add it up, it was rigged. I hate Bush. I assume that you hate Bush. 69% of the country hates Bush. And the rest of the whole world hated Bush. ABASSO IL RE! (Italian, not Spanish. For all you little bigots out there clenching your teeth and shaking your little fists, there is a difference.)
26162
Because the voters were scared of terrorists?\n\nBecause the voters were scared of gay marriage?\n\nBecause Bush's friend made the voting machines?
328593
I think all those who voted for him the second time, and not the first time should realize the grave error of their choice. He has failed a majority of Americans both domestically and internationally. This is not Bush bashing at all. He had the whole country behind him after 9-11. He could have possibly been the great es president in the modern history of the United States but his evangelical policies have not only hurt his reputation but America's image. \nI would like to think that he is a good fella in person, but America and the world does not operate according to "cowboy" politics. \nI hope those who blindly voted for this administration recognize one thing. People are dying in Iraq, both Americans and Iraqis for a war that was initiated for weapons of mass destruction. The world knew there was no WMD in Iraq, maybe elsewhere, but not Iraq. This is a scar in World History and will be written in history books. The future generations to come will tell us one day: "This looked like Vietnam all over again"\n\nGod Bless America!
1086447
I voted for Bush in 2000. I now see how he has totally screwed up this country beyond repair. He has caused more problems for the US to deal with then he ever tried to solve. Not only with the war in Iraq, the war on terrorism but the national deficit, education and too many other areas to mention. But the problem is not Bush alone, it is the complete jackasses in Washington who waste time on petty issues while these world changing events are happening and do nothing to correct these problems because they might upset their constituency and not get re-elected!
491630
I'm very glad I voted for President Bush a second time. Of course no rational person would be happy over the deaths of American soldiers (with the exception of some liberals here in the US). I wonder why you blame Bush for their deaths instead of the foreign terrorists inside Iraq that are killing them and causing that country so much grief.
476987
Bush because he is giving us a bad name throughout the world.  The world does not generally hate Americans per se.  They hate what our government is doing - sticking their noses in everbody's business.
758266
well, the majority of them don't.  The chance of the exit polls being wrong in Florida, Pa, and Ohio is 16 million to one\n(they showed Kerry winning in a landslide) so the majority of Americans wanting Bush but the rep secretary of state in Ohio, and republican owned voting machines rigged it for Bush.\n\nThose that do vote for Bush tend to be religious right thinking the reps actually do something about abortion besides rhetoric and using it for votes and who forget the liberal teachings of Jesus substituting their own beliefs thinking they are being good Christians rather than hypocrites or sincere people who are misguided or not openminded, rich people, people who think they have a shot at the American dream, people who hate helping people with social programs, hypocrites, etc.  Some are moderate reps unhappy with the neocons but who can't bring themselves to vote for a liberal. Some are in the habit of it thinking today's reps are like those of old which they aren't.  Many of them hate the poor and are excessively into war and fear.
259113
George W. Bush recieved 49% of the vote in 2000, and 51% of the vote in 2004.  Only those over 18 who have never been convicted of a felony are eligible to vote, and most of those who are eligible to vote do not do so.\n\nSo actually probably less than 1/5 (roughly) of Americans actually chose George Bush, and the rest of us are suffering for their mistake.\n\nConsider too that as bad as he is for the world, he's even worse for those of us who live here.  Nevertheless, I freely apologise on behalf of the decent Americans who are disgusted by the actions of our "leaders". :-(