lS THE ELECTION YESTERDAY CONFIRMATION OF A REJECTION OF THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION?
923811
You got that right, Bush was hit twice today at his press conference for slights. (1) He said the Neocons got thumped (2) He was called out for insulting Nancy Pelosi by the New York Times. I'm sure the Neocons will try to spin this too, and call it Liberal Media. Bush said it!!! Bush's Flip Flopping over Rumsfeld being fired by him was really incredible too, I believe he was a bit steamed over the results of his proper thumpin, as he put it....LMAO The New York Times reporter mentioned "THUMPIN" without a (G) as proper speech etiquette too, Ha Ha Ha!!! I loved it!!!!
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.
1007462
here is another link, its also part of the congressional record, it happened yesterday and they also voted down another amendment which would have refused to fund anything that intentionally ignored the law (FISA, specifically). this is the sad state of the repub congress (and how much "liberal media" coverage has either vote gotten? NADA!\nthe link at the top includes a screenshot of the roll call with the vote results. indisputable!
740525
That Bush won...just kidding. I don't think they fought hard enough to have the recounting of the votes in Florida done fairly. After all Bush's brother is Governor of the state.
604589
It was a total, preventable failure of historic proportions on the part of the Bush Administration. Anyone in the private sector would have lost his job over it, but Bush dodged impeachment because he has too many allies in Congress.\n\nA shameful chapter among many in our history that have occurred on Bush's watch.
1021446
If you have any doubt about what happened, watch this video:\nhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5137581991288263801\nIt's called "Loose Change" and uses FACTS to prove the Bush government was behind or at least supported the 9/11 attacks.
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.
405882
against it.  FCUK BUSH
783740
Well, not really. What was proved yesterday is that Americans are fed up. I do not support the democrats or republicans. I support the Socialist Equality Party (SEP). What yesterday's election proves is that even as the democrats move to the right and the populace to the left, they are still seen as the only option by most. The democrats are not anti-war, they are not pro working-class. They are as bad as the republicans, but they are still seen as the only alternative because of our two party system. Check out the SEP's website if you are against the war and inequality in general:\n\nhttp://www.wsws.org\n\nThanks a lot for reading.
932847
Sure!\n\nI bet BUsh's vote felt very insignificant to him today
760010
It was a rejection over Bush's handling of the Iraq war.  It was also a rejection of the GOP Congress's abandonment of it's core principles.  Those being less gov't, less spending, and more accountability.  Lastly, it was an acknowledgement of the GOP Congress's lack of performance on important issues and corruption.\n\nLet me put it succinctly.  The Republicans lost this election.  The Democrats did not win it.  The Dems offered nothing in the way of new or fresh ideas.  They were only warm bodies with a "D" in front instead of an "R" when people were ticked off at the GOP.\n\nThe majority of Americans are basically conservatives, and when the GOP returns to it's true conservative roots, they will be returned to power.
809698
It is not all Rumsfelds fault, but he had to go. The failed policy's of the Bush administration which he is one has got to be changed and this is a start. The election yesterday sent a message to Washington and I think that they might not be ignoring it this time. I think it is a change for the better.
882946
We all know that the Bush Administration instructed the Iraqi government to have the verdict and sentence happen just before the election.\n\nHow do we know this?\n\nBecause it's typical of the Bush Administration and because Bush's Liar-in-Chief, Tony Snow (boy, does HE ever have the correct last name), said it's not true.
842824
I think that Bush cost us (republicans) the election. I think that people were voting against bush rather than for a canidate. THAT worries me. I am one of those people that, even though I am a republican at heart, I feel regardless of party affiliation, it should be whoever's best for the job. And I don't necessarily know if those voted WERE best. I just hope those elected PROVE to the country that the voters didn't make a mistake.
594248
Bush's popularity has dropped dramatically since his proposal to Iraq invasion. But still there are advocates behind him supporting his action and administration. Remember he got his second term of presidency voted by us. Good chances are this is his last term in the white house. Bush dynasty is going to be over soon.
913465
Bush did not run in this Election. It was not a Presidential election.  He cannot run in the next Presidential, because he is limited to 2 terms in office, and he is in his 2nd term now.
100808
NO. NO. and NO. Brain? He has one? News to me. Again he didn't win, he cheated he stole it. He is the President Selected, not elected. I hope he goes bird hunting with trigger happy Cheny.