Should Someone tell George Bush that Psychotics are His Biggest Supporters?
931416
The smiling fool is so dumb he will think you said psychic
634691
Bush, need I say more?
1035747
What do you want from them? their brain can't handle more than the phrase "Bush is a Liar" etc. you don't believe me? listen to Al Frankin and you'll see, they are really mentally touched
251197
I feel that he is trying his best for all the chaos that he is facing since begining of his presidency. We should support him, anyway he won the election that means most American chose him to run this country. I am not Bush supporter but I believe that we should support whoever run our country at this moment.
509918
Bush has a 34% approval rating in the US. I wouldnt take any of what he says seriously.\n\nAnyway. I wish people would focus on the real issues.
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.
324309
Obviously, loyalty to a friend is more important to Bush than the safety and well-being of the US. He is surrounded by cronies who lie to him and protect him from the truth. His audiences are carefully selected so that he gets only favorable feedback. Everything has been ruined by this administration: our environment, our military, our economy, you name it.
758132
I agree with you 100%.  Sensible argument is futile with this crowd; you may as well blow in the wind.\n\nNormal cognitive people find it difficult to believe that Bush did indeed fool a lot of people. But to preserve your own sanity, you gotta believe. \n\nMy stance is to wait it out.  George will continue his escapades and after he does the worst damage the last 'residues' will turn on him. \n\nBecause, you know what?  It WILL happen.  Time always tells.
1010907
I support Bush; I'm not so sure about the war. I think he's worrying too much what critics are thinking about what's going on and not going full force.
1078079
Anyone who ever voted for Bush shares the responsibility for his crimes and for WW-III, which he started all by himself.\n\nAnd anyone who would even now consider another vote for him (which happily is not possible) must be either braindead or one of his criminal cronies.
389748
It all depends on who the leaders are. In Bush's case he has shown that his judgement is not meant to be trusted.
610488
Psychotic is not equal to insane.  From what you wrote you do not sound insane.  As for psychotic:  Are you seeing or hearing things that aren't there?  Do you have delusions (beliefs that are factually not true, such as that you are the President)?  Are you paranoid to an extreme level?  If you answered no to all those questions, you are not psychotic.\n\nIt sounds more like you walk your own path that diverges from "normal" - which is good, since "normal" is boring.
1018797
The vehemence with which the "loyal" opposition has opposed George Bush from the moment he won the nomination to the very present is not in any way normal behavior for a group or class of people. It seems to me there is a link-step mentality at play whereby no righteous democrat can admit the right of President Bush to his office. This is a dangerous thing. This hatred has tainted the entire country aided by the media and the talking heads of the left as they spread the notion that Bush is not  legitimate. People who do not analyze the source or content of the news they receive take it at face value and their perception is skewed against Bush, the War in Iraq, and just about anything else the democrats in their angry rant to regain power broadcast against the President. These same individuals then are not just cry babies-- twice defeated by what they consider unfair elections-- they're a dangerous element in an open society where dissent is meant to have some purpose or reason other than vindication and self-aggrandizement. Should the democrats regain power in the next election, you can be sure the same people who did not fairly consider what they saw or read will rue the day. I believe that, for all of this hate, which must affect him, President Bush has been a "President of all the people," one who does not kowtow to pundits or polls, but knows in his own mind what to do for the people who he truly serves.
1027088
the Bush administration knows psychological warfare applied on its own citizens... they're raking in billions of dollars out of them.. so Americans should know this...
946518
I think he's had the message for some time now.  Of course he doesn't care though.  He's doing what he thinks is right.  \n\nEven with Bush, there must be some unconscious part of him that knows the way the whole thing has happened has been a mistake.  You can tell by the way he's always trying to convince the public.  If it was right action, there would be no convincing.  He would just say what's happened, what decisions he's making, and he would just answer questions straightly.\n\nI have to say thanks to the American public for showing the rest of the world that it's not just non-Americans that can't stand what's been happening in Iraq.\n\nAs for the president, I think he'll stick with his story til his dying day.  He doesn't want to lose face.
1176733
You have to realize that you are dealing with the most mentally deficient of the repuglicans, everybody else has seen the light, there is only about 29% of the people that still support Bush and those are the worst of the worst. Best thing to do is challenge them like ask the hard questions like what is the name of the president. Some will even be able to answer and get it right, even though they might misspell it.
690887
You must mean a different G.W. Bush as our current occupant of the White House is not MENSA material.  When you believe that a supernatural being talks directly to you and tells you how to run the world, well Houston we have a problem.