Have you noticed Bush's body language on T.V. ever since the Dems began showing signs of overtaking the ?
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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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Becuse Bush is doing a grate job right now.
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about the way he acts...
681046
Of course they're nervous. Bush was their poster boy, and now he's going to cost the republican the election in 2006, and 2008. They have no way to defend him, so they have to resort to name calling and other behavior that demonstrates their childish mentality.
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GW. he always has that look and attitude like he's talking to 8 year olds. i think he learned it because Rove and Cheney talk that way to him. and i really get the vibe that he only understands about a third of what he says.
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it's the 10 foot long pole up his ass that he's bobbing on\n\nand Bush twitches b/c of all the drugs and alcohol he took (and might still be on) - killed what little brain cells he had
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He looked like Elvis, he was shaking so much.\n\nHe was pissed like a little bully who didnt get his way.\n\nDid you see that reporter ask him to his face "do you still think terrorists are glad dems won"?\n\nBush turned red and said "I NEVER SAID THAT"\n\nThen they guy goes..  you implied it, im sorry, ....\n\nehehe
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No Mr Bush manages 2 louse up all of his own accord.\nU should watch the Unworthy advisors panic when he ad-libs...........................................................Oh no his mouths open & we haven't speech-coached him yet.\nBlast
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He has actually moved to the right some, but all in all is still quite moderate, Bush being far right does cause conflict with him and he does disagree with him on certain points. I have allot more respect for McCain then most repuglicans that get in lock step with the far right and never mind what the average American people need.
347680
Watch him. Does he have a big c*ck?
144143
I believe that the gubment monitors every aspect of telecommunications. Bush is the crookedest mofo to have squatted in the whitehouse in years. He has allowed spying in the USA under the guise that he is trying to foil terrorism. His dad used to be the deputy director of the CIA. So he has and will to continue to do whatever he and his vp deputy dog want to do.
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Bush does what he is told to do.\n Dance puppet Dance!!!!
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I heard on the radio him say that the democrats have no agenda in Iraq, and I thought to my self "do you[Bush]?". so yes it is very difficult to stand it. Also people are in-titled to their own opinion of the situation, so there.
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I don't know what planet you and your buddies just dropped in from but all I've seen on the news lately is Democrats screaming at each other. Ever since the midterms, the dopey Demmies have been fighting like alleycats.
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No.  Bush is inarticulate and out of touch.  The last one was about Social Security reform, and look how well that did.
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I have a tendency to think right now that the democrats are just flexing their new found muscles.The New York Times this morning was all talk about how the democrats were only in a hurry about getting the Iraqi war situation in hand and establishing a withdrawal date.\nPolitics are all about compromise,both party's do it all the time.Neither will get all of what they want,its a trade off.There were a lot of moderate Democrats that were elected,not all are of the "lets give away the farm"attitude.\nI keep saying that each side of this issue are getting in too big a hurry to claim victory.After all what have the pro illegals won,yet? Nothing,the anti war /anti Bush faction won.I personally will take a wait and see stance on this.\nTime will tell the whole story.In the mean time,I'm contacting my states government,and this nations government officials and letting them know my views on immigration.The fights not over,its only just started.\nNo to blanket amnesty,\nsecure our borders
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i did!  i watched it on youtube.  it took super guts to come out with those remarks.  bush didn't look happy at all!