Will George Bush suffer from traumatic stress when he leaves office?
970978
Dave you're on a mission but perhaps you're kind of opposition just makes everyone more hard skinned?
1072954
I don't think ole Georgie boy realizes that he has fallen so far. That our country is a total mess because he is only allow to hear certain things inside that little bubble he lives in at the White House. He is so completely sheltered from any opposition point of view that I think he truly believes everyone is with him, and we all can't wait to see what amazing trick he's going to do next. That is why he constantly has that "Hey, I said it so it is true, period, end." mentality. That is the way it works for him inside the walls of the white house. He has no clue how it works if it's not being "handled" or "spun". So yes I think he is happy because ignorance is bliss. He's sooooo blissfully happy he is nearly comatose.
688162
In regards to Bush leaving, it depends on who would replace him. As for the world being better off with out the entire USA, I guess much of the world would have serious financial problems considering how much money, food, and aid the USA gives to everyone else.
1030500
Well, pretty good rule of thumb that a man's judgment may be impaired when a young intern is performing oral sex on him in the White house while he is conducting business relative to the well being of the nation.\n\nClinton shredded the military, and of course President Bush received the blame as he entered office and inherited that and many other messes.  Also, when the illusion of prosperity during Clinton's Presidency was revealed, such as Enron, World com, Quest, and a host of others, that of course was President Bush's fault also.\n\nAnd, have you noticed how the media refuses to refer to President Bush as President Bush?  Continually referring to him as on "Bush".  Incredibly disrespectful.  My mother says she is unaware of that lack of respect ever being shown for a President during her 81 years,
1145182
Shocked and appalled.\n\n\nYou scared me..eek. That would suck if that happened.\nHopefully Bush will still be president if that happens, he'll handle it.
819980
I think he will be forced to resign. Rumsfeld seems to be out of the loop these days with the Bush Administration, which is an indication to me that he will be even more out of the loop after the elections.
844837
They serve until their term is over. If they served until the war was over every President would start a war near the end of their term.
24038
Oh, no...that's going to be a problem for his successor in the White House to inherit. There is no dignified, politically advantageous way to withdraw, and Bush has no incentive to clean up this mess, it's not as if he can run for re-election.
740770
I believe that Iraq has shown how dysfunctional this Administration and This President are. However, the country as a whole will survive his incompetence and deceit of the American people and the world. We have survived many catastrophes and Bad presidents. We suffered through the second least popular president after George W Bush (NIxon), and came out whole and strong. We survived Viet Nam, so I believe we can survive this tragedy in Iraq.\n\nUnfortunately, it may take a generation to win back the tarnished reputation of the US as a result of this President's complete disregard for the values and opinions of the rest of the world. He has caused more damage to international relations, and increased global terrorism more in his six years in office than I would have ever imagined possible in 3 or 4 times that amount of time.
688496
yes it will affect him whether you leave now or later
759834
NO HE WILL NOT ... he practicly built the place for his political enemys .... and his war crimes dont count ... because he is Bush.
861498
Although I highly doubt that he will leave of his own will, if he did leave I think it would leave a big slot to fill for whomever stepped into it. He's made such a mess of things with the military. It would be great if he left, one way or the other, but it would be intersting to see who would step in to his place. Anyone with prior military experience I think would be better for the job.
909865
I will be happier. Definitely. Safer? No. Because of the Bush legacy it will take a long time to show the world that Americans are good people again. Bush's war mongering has caused hatred all over the world and formed a new breed of Anti-American terrorists. Any new president, Republican or Democrat, will have to have unbelievable diplomatic skills to undo what Bush has done.
216620
He wouldn't be working. Any buisiness he touched went belly up. if it was not for the family support and the Bush money raising money, G.W. Bush was would be pushing a cart around the streets and talking to himself.
1117542
Highly unlikely.  Many moderate Republicans feel that could end up being a political liability after the election controversy and her links to GWB.  Notice how many Republicans have been starting to distance themselves from the president?  This is in preparation for the upcoming election cycle.  They may support many of Bush's policies (or not), but they can not risk being too closely linked with an office with such low approval ratings.  \n\nHarris' name is so linked with Bush's at this point, however, that she cannot really gain any distance, making her an easy target.\n\nHope this helps!
741920
The president being "fired" from office, hopefully that will happen soon to ours...
302667
He'll either go to Iraq or Afghanistan.\n\nHe will NOT get any special treatment just because he is second in line to the throne.\n\nToo bad George Bush's daughters didn't enlist help with their dad's war.