If Bush Changed the laws, and could run for office again in 2008, would you vote for him?
920703
NO!\nMaybe with the Democrats in control, Bush will not make that attempt. \nAnd a bad smile would be.....\nWe have all seen what stay the course means to the Bush Administration. To Foley, Delay, Haggard, Ney, Lay and many others it means do as I say, not as I do.\nTo Don Rumsfeld it actually means Cut and Run. Great, good riddance.\nTo Bush it means change the course to suit your needs for the moment. With the Republicans out, he is now changing his tune. Flip-Flopping around to keep the investigations at bay, or to a minimum. Promises bipartisan agreements, most likely to wield the veto pen without mercy, keeping Democrats from making any real progress until he is outa there in '08.
285917
I fully expect him to try to change the Constitution so he can remain in the White house.  He tried, and failed, to have the 2004 elections postponed for a short period of time and was told no by the Supreme Court.\nI saw a cartoon a while back that showed Bush in the Oval office sitting behind a desk yelling, "Crown me, crown me."  There was someone sitting on the other side of the desk and another was walking into the room.  The second person said to the man walking in the room, "No, we aren't playing checkers.  He is serious." \nI think it is very scary the way he changes the Constitution to suit him and tramples over the rights given to us when this country was founded.\nI can only hope and pray our economy and country as a whole can sustain until he leaves office in January 2009.
924053
No.....I will be voting individuals....I have had a lot of problems with the republican platform since Bush took office....
251321
That would be one step toward significant change, but only one step. We still need to do something about the corruption in the government. Changing the way we vote would only take care of one potential corruption. We need to deal with lobbying, campaign funds, campaign smear tactics, and all the other nastiness that goes on in politics and government. How many of us really have respect for the administration and politics these days? How many politicians do you feel are honest? Some, yes. All? Not hardly.
1151340
They should ammend the constitution to allow him to run again in 2008.  If they can break the rules for FDR they can do it for GWB!
952188
If you voted for a Bush once, real bad mistake\nTwice, your mentally defective\nthree times, your right to vote legally removed\n4 times!!!!!!\nYou can actually be charged with treason
328162
It would be nice, but no. These two parties are too powerful and have too much money for a third party to compete. They will try, as they have in the past, but they won't succeed. I don't like to believe that any vote is "wasted" but I do believe that voting for the third party just increases the chances of getting someone like Bush in office again. I find it apalling that anyone could still support this man or the Republican party after all they have done to damage our country.\n\nI have voted for a third party in the past, but as I've grown older I realize that it just did more damage than good, so I will remain a democrat. The only way I would vote for a 3rd party again would be if I saw (through the polls) that the person running clearly had a chance, and if they ran on a platform I could really support.\n\nBut don't ever not vote. Don't ever believe that your vote doesn't count. We have a responsibility to vote for the person we believe should be in office, even if you do vote for a third party candidate.
577100
I think they have grounds, but it would be hard to push through. I'd like to see Bush and Cheney among others indicted as war criminals.  Its ridiculous what's happening in our government right now.  Who do you think will run in 2008?  If its Hillary are you voting for her, I don't agree with all her policies, but I think she'd make a good president and I think its about time we get some Girl Power in the White house.
156294
No he wouldn't. Unlike old Bush, Bill Clinton is not an idiot who would break the law for his son. Also, he wouldn't have had Jeb to help him with cheating in Florida. His father's friends were also the ones that got him into good schools, the Texas Air National Guard (where he received a Dishonorable Discharge), aand who got him his multiple oil companies he ran into the ground. Also, HE DID NOT GET THE MAJORITY OF THE VOTE IN 2000. THE SUPREME COURT WAS IN HIS POCKET, AND HE CHEATED IN FLORIDA. ONE MORE THING, GORE HAD THE POPULAR VOTE, MEANING THAT GORE HAD THE MAJORITY! So, no, Bush would have failed miserably in life and would have hopefully been in prison, as one answer said. But yes, it's still possible!
646305
I would too. I think a lot of people would considering he actually won in 2000.
633833
No. I did vote for him, but mostly because I was voting against Kerry. If there had been a better opponent, I would've voted against Bush. Kerry was too wishy washy for me and wouldnt take a stand on the issues.
1144494
Of course not. Or, may I say, only if you allow Bill Clinton to  run again also.
341709
Yes. Given the options, it was the lesser of 2 evils. After 8 years of Reagan (who I also voted for), we needed a change.
190253
I would have to vote for President Bush
289195
I voted for Bush in 2000 but by the 2004 elections, I was so disgusted with both Democrats and Republicans that I voted for a third party.  In essence, I retracted my vote because I could see that the Bush administration did not have my interests at heart.  He was all about corporations and has done more to increase the Federal governments power than anyone I can think of since FDR.  His actions don't seem to support the tenets of the Republican Party that speak of smaller government and State's Rights.
648750
I was all for the war on terrorism when we went into Afghanistan, but there was NO reason to go into Iraq, other than they wanted to finish daddy's job for him. This man has overstepped his presidential authority on many levels at many times, and he should have never been elected in the first place.  The only way he won in 2004 is because the republicans put gay marriage on the ballots in swing states so all the intolerant homophobic so-called Christians would get out and vote. They weren't voting FOR Bush, they were voting again gay marriage, and Bush just happened to be on the ballot as well.  YOU'LL BE MUCH MUCH SAFER IN 2008 WHEN THIS DROOLING IDIOT IS OUT OF OFFICE
520380
Which Bush?\n\nIf it's Jeb- I'd ask him to run for President in 2008.\n\nIf it's W- I'd thank him for the job he's done and tell him not to mind the moaning little pissants who still can't get over the fact that he was reelected.\n\nIf it's H.W.- I'd probably ask him how in the hell he could let Clinton beat him in the first place.